The proposed amendment to the law classifies psychotherapy as a health activity

The ministry would regulate the profession of psychotherapist. Educational institutions and associations support the solutions, but psychiatrists and clinical psychologists are critical.

The government approved a draft law on psychotherapeutic activities at a session. The proposal classifies psychotherapy as a health activity, sets out the conditions for practicing this profession, and introduces a chamber that would issue licenses to psychotherapists.

The Ministry of Health has reached a consensus to approve a new strategy in mental health, agreeing on one side to all the autonomous communities, also those governed by the PP, and on the other to associations of patients, family members and professionals, even with different points of view in the therapeutic approach.Topics: News, Mental Health, Public HealthRead full article

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At today's session, the government approved the bill on psychotherapeutic activity, which regulates the hitherto unregulated area. The accessibility of psychotherapy, which classifies it as a health activity, is expected to be higher and the quality of services to be higher. Psychotherapy will be able to be financed from the compulsory health insurance, it follows from the proposal.

Two years after the introduction of the refund for psychotherapy, the CNS still does not pay for online sessions, although many sufferers would need it – temporarily, out of emergencies or due to physical restrictions. About missing refunds and unclear obstacles. Those who observe psychotherapeutic sessions by video must pay themselves in Luxembourg so far. (Photo: Surface/Unsplash) Portugal in the summer. A woman in her early thirties sits on a…