Find a Therapist in Haarlem, the Netherlands

The list includes psychologists, clinical psychologists and counselling psychologists.

Practitioners here are spread across a number of places rather than gathered in one. Each city below carries its own list. You can also filter for practitioners who work by video, wherever they are.

In the Netherlands, basic health insurance covers mental health care, the GGZ, so the route matters more than the fee. Treatment needs a referral, usually from your GP, and the GP visit itself carries no deductible at all.

Specialised care is reimbursed wholly or partly once your annual deductible is met, and waiting lists are the real constraint, differing sharply by region, so ask about the wait first. Outside the insured route, with a coach or a psychologist working without insurer contracts, you pay the therapist's own fee in full: ask the rate per session.

Read What therapy costs in the Netherlands.

In the Netherlands the state healthcare register is the BIG-register. It is kept under the Individual Healthcare Professions Act. The plain word psycholoog is not a protected title, but gezondheidszorgpsycholoog and psychotherapeut are, and a person may work under one of those titles only if the register carries them.

Registration also puts a practitioner under Dutch disciplinary law. The register therefore answers a conduct question as well as a qualification one. You can look up a practitioner in the BIG-register.