Costs and reimbursement
How much does a session at our practice cost and how much is covered by your insurance company?
reimbursement through insurer
DenkPro does not have contracts with any insurance companies. For insured mental healthcare in the Netherlands, you generally need a valid referral from your GP and your treatment must meet the conditions of the basic health insurance package. DenkPro has no contracts with health insurers. For treatment with Jeroen, reimbursement is often around 70% of the consultation rate, depending on your policy. For Niall, our rate is below the statutory maximum; the amount you pay yourself is often comparable. As a rough guide, your own contribution is frequently around €50–€60 per consultation, in addition to any applicable deductible. These amounts are estimates, not guarantees: always check with your insurer.
We strongly advise that you call your insurance company to check this beforehand.
You receive a monthly invoice via Infomedics, with a one-month payment term. You can submit the invoice to your health insurer for reimbursement before the payment deadline. The statutory Dutch healthcare deductible (“eigen risico”) also applies to insured mental healthcare if you have not yet used it.
If you are not insured through a Dutch health insurance, we strongly advise that you call your insurance company to check how much they will reimburse beforehand.
Coaching or private support funded by your employer is arranged as a separate, non-insured service. See the rates below or contact us for a tailored proposal.
Insured mental healthcare (2026)
Jeroen Rohde, healthcare psychologist: see consultation and intake rates below. Niall Jassim, clinical psychologist: 45-minute treatment €183.34 (CO0408); 60-minute intake/diagnostics €246.48 (CO0538). A GP referral and insurance conditions apply.
Per session
45 minutes, tariff code CO0497
€ 149.82
Intake session
60 min. including time for reporting, letter from GP and diagnostics, rate code CO0562
€ 200.99
Private payment and business rates (2026)
For a privately funded, non-insured appointment, a 45-minute intake or session costs €146, with no GP referral required. The business rates below apply to separate employer-funded coaching or self-employed coaching trajectories.
Session paid by employer
45-minute intake or coaching session paid by an employer
€ 168
excluding VAT
Session for freelancer
45-minute intake or coaching session for self-employed clients
€ 146
excluding VAT
Practical information
If you need to cancel, please do so at least 24 hours in advance. A missed or late-cancelled appointment may be charged at €70; this is not reimbursed by your insurer.
For employer-funded programmes, an intake report for the occupational physician costs €110 excluding VAT. A joint meeting with you, your employer and your psychologist costs €205 excluding VAT. We share clinical information only with your specific consent.
Treatment is usually short-term, often around 10 to 12 sessions. The number depends on your concerns, goals and progress.
FAQ
Can my employer pay for my treatment?
When work-related stress or mental health difficulties affect your ability to work, your employer may consider funding a separate coaching or support programme. This is arranged independently of any insured mental healthcare, with clear agreements on costs and confidentiality. For employer-funded coaching or separate support, we can prepare a tailored proposal. Your clinical information is confidential and will not be shared with your employer without your specific consent.
I want to know how much I will have to pay beforehand.
We advise that you contact your insurance company. You will need the following information:
Jeroen Rohde, GZ-psychologist; BIG-registration number: 59918218525; personal AGB-code: 94061248; AGB-code of the practice: 94062857.
Niall Jassim, clinical psychologist; BIG-registration number: 59918615125; personal AGB-code: 94017693; AGB-code of the practice: 94062857.
I’m a freelancer. Is it cheaper for me to pay for the sessions myself?
Self-employed clients can choose private coaching at €146 excluding VAT per 45-minute session or intake. Whether the expense is tax-deductible depends on your circumstances; ask your accountant or tax adviser. A clinical diagnosis is not part of a coaching trajectory.
Who pays for EMDR after an accident?
EMDR can be reimbursed as part of an eligible insured treatment, depending on your policy and referral (if you have an international insurance company, we strongly advise you call them first). If your difficulties relate to an accident or personal injury claim, discuss possible reimbursement of remaining costs with your legal adviser.
Which diagnoses are covered in the BGGZ?
Eligible treatment for disorders such as depression, PTSD or anxiety may be covered by Dutch basic health insurance if the referral and other conditions are met. Burnout, stress and relationship problems alone are not covered. A separately agreed private or employer-funded coaching programme may be an option. Ask your insurer to confirm your coverage.
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