Sometimes things don't go the way you'd like. At WeDoMind you can turn to accessible, evidence-based psychological support, tailored to your question and your situation.
What we offer
Individual
One-to-one sessions with a psychologist, at your own pace and around your question.
Group programmes
Work on your wellbeing together with others, in guided group sessions on shared themes.
Assessment
Evidence-based psychological assessment to better understand your functioning and your needs.
For VUB students
As a student, you can access first-line psychological care (ELP) at a reduced rate. See the conditions below.
For VUB staff
As a VUB employee, you are also welcome to contact us with questions about mental wellbeing.
How does a consultation work?
Rates
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Payment and cancellation
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Conditions for ELP and health insurance
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Frequently asked questions
- How long does a session last?
A session lasts approximately [to be completed] minutes. How many sessions you need is something we look at together during the intake.
- Do I need a referral?
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- Can I have a consultation online?
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- How long is the waiting time for a first session?
[To be completed] In an emergency, contact the emergency services (112) or the Suicide Prevention Line on 1813.
- Can I have a consultation in English?
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- What happens with what I share?
Our psychologists are bound by professional confidentiality. What you share remains confidential.
Can't find your question? See all frequently asked questions or get in touch with us.
Need urgent help? Our consultations are not suitable for crisis situations. In an emergency, contact the emergency services (112) or call the Suicide Prevention Line on 1813. For support in English, call the CHS Helpline on +32 (0)2 648 40 14, available 24/7.