Fees & Insurance

  • Therapy fees are charged in 15-minute increments. A 60-minute session is considered one full session.

  • Full Fees for clinical work are as follows:
    • CHF 150 per 60 minute session (Jane and Erik)
    • CHF 130 per 60 minute session (Jinger)
    • CHF 140 per 60 minute session (Nathalie)
    • CHF 110 per 60 minute session (Nathalie, for students) CHF 200 per clinical hour for co-therapy (two therapists attending)

  • Other Billing Details:
    • Phone calls, emails and out-of-session consultations lasting more than 5 minutes are billed at the pro-rated therapy rate.
    • For personal record-keeping, clients will receive a monthly invoice outlining services rendered and fees charged.
    • Payment for clinical services can be paid by bulletin de versement or by ebanking and is due 30 days after receiving the invoice, unless arranged otherwise.
    • If agreed to beforehand clients may pay with cash and a receipt for payment will be provided.

  • Regarding insurance coverage: While some international insurance companies recognize our credentials, we that practice with counseling credentials (Jane, Jinger & Erik) are not reimbursed by Swiss insurance companies.
  • Nathalie’s services, as a Swiss-trained FSP, are eligible for reimbursement through Swiss complementary insurance.
  • If insurance coverage is necessary to meet the cost of services, we encourage our clients to determine this with an immediate call to their carrier to minimize out-of-pocket expenses.

    • Clients are expected to pay the monthly invoice and submit the paid invoice for reimbursement.
    • We are happy to submit our credentials for review upon request.
    • Be aware that when consenting to use insurance, your diagnosis and dates of service may be requested by the insurance company.
    • When paying without insurance, diagnoses remain confidential and undisclosed.

  • Barring emergencies, sessions canceled without a 24-hour notice of doing so (or re-scheduling within the same calendar week) are billed to the patient at the full-rate.


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