Quality assurance

Treatments meet the criteria of the Swiss guidelines, of cost-effectiveness and of patient rights and are evaluated continuously to ensure their quality.

Training and continuing education of the therapist

I am a qualified and experienced specialist psychotherapist with extensive international experience and ongoing continuing education. For many years I have also taught students and therapists as a lecturer and supervisor.

Course of therapy

At the beginning, during and at the end of treatment, the course of therapy is reviewed. Satisfaction, goal attainment and clinical improvement are assessed, and the therapy is continuously adapted to the needs of those involved.

Written reports and cooperation with doctors

The course of treatment is documented in written reports (indication report, progress report and final report), made available to those involved and, where required, sent to general practitioners, paediatricians or other specialist services. These reports serve to enhance the quality of the therapy, to document and transmit relevant information and to secure funding by the health insurer.

Here too the principles of professional secrecy and informed consent apply: no document is sent without the written consent of those involved; they are informed of the content in detail beforehand and may request amendments.