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Crisis numbers in Belarus
- 133, the national emergency psychological help line: Tel: 133
- Детская телефонная линия, the national children's line, 8-801-100-16-11: Tel: 8-801-100-16-11
- Minsk city trust line for adults: Tel: +375-17-352-44-44 | Tel: +375-17-304-43-70
- Minsk city trust line for children and adolescents: Tel: + 375 17 263-03-03
- All crisis lines in Belarus
Belarus has 1 therapist listed on TherapyRoute.
Cities in Belarus with therapists listed
A therapist who practises in more than one city is listed under each.
In Belarus the mental health titles are medical ones. The health ministry treats the psychiatrist, the psychotherapist and the clinical psychologist as licensed medical roles, alongside the specialist in addiction medicine, and a state medical licence is required to practise under any of them.
The question worth asking is therefore whether a practitioner holds that state licence, because under Belarusian rules the title and the licence are the same claim. A non-medical counselling title sits outside this arrangement.
What a session costs varies with training, setting and where the practice is. See how to think about the cost of therapy.
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