Be honest: how are you? Not so well mentally? Then you will first of all feel embraced by us. There is no need to be ashamed – you are not alone: our souls suffer from crises etc., but health insurance-funded therapy places are scarce. A briefing on the occasion of World Mental Health Day (10 October).
Anyone who needs a therapy place financed by health insurers is having a hard time in this country: many people affected wait a long time before one opens. The why shows both negative and positive aspects. Because yes, therapy places financed by health insurers have always been subject to quotas – and there are simply too few. “But at the latest since the Corona pandemic, the need for treatment has increased enormously because many people are not feeling well,” says psychologist Barbara Haid, president of the Austrian Federal Association for Psychotherapy (ÖBVP).
Source: Krone
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