TempoLife › Funkcijas › Mental health support: who to see and what it costs › denmark

Garīgās veselības atbalstsDānija

A referral scheme that subsidises a defined number of psychologist sessions for a defined list of reasons, and an authorisation held by a board of its own.

Šī ir karte par to, kā sistēmas darbojas, nav diagnoze un nav ārstēšanas plāns. Tā nenosaukā nevienu praksi un nevienu privāto cenu, jo nevienu no tām šeit nevar uzturēt precīzu. Tā nevar jums pateikt, kas nav kārtībā vai kāda ārstēšana jums vajadzīga — tas ir klīnicista darbs, un tas sākas ar vizīti. Nekad nepārtrauciet un nemainiet izrakstītas zāles tīmekļa lapas dēļ. Ja kāda dzīvība ir apdraudēta tieši tagad, zvaniet ārkārtas numuram: 112 visur ES un EEZ.

Kur jūs varat doties

Visas finansētās un nefinansētās durvisDāņusistēmā, norādot, cik tas maksā un vai priekšā stāv nosūtījums. Vispirms izlasiet nosūtījumu kolonnu no augšas uz leju: tas ir īsākais ceļš līdz durvīm, kas jums šodien ir atvērtas.

A scheme built out of reasons

Denmark’s subsidised psychologist arrangement is unlike anything else in the region because entry is defined by a list of referral reasons rather than by a diagnosis alone. The list mixes life events with clinical states: bereavement, serious accidents, robbery and violence, serious illness in the family, and, in their own right, light to moderate anxiety and light to moderate depression. Your GP decides whether your situation matches one of the listed reasons and writes the referral against it. That structure has two consequences worth planning around: the event-based reasons carry a time window after the event within which the referral must be written, and the number of subsidised sessions is set by the national agreement rather than by the psychologist.

Group 1 and group 2

Every resident chooses a health-insurance group, and the choice changes how you use care. In group 1 you are attached to a named GP, that GP is free, and specialists are reached by referral. In group 2 you may go directly to specialists without a referral but pay part of the cost yourself. Most people are in group 1, most people have never consciously made the choice, and it is worth knowing which one you are in before assuming that you either can or cannot approach a specialist directly.

The right to be assessed

Danish hospital patients have a right to assessment within a defined period after referral, and where the hospital cannot meet it the patient is entitled to be offered an alternative. Applied to psychiatry, that right is the lever most people do not know they are holding: the question to ask when a referral disappears into a queue is not "when will I be seen" but "what is being offered under the assessment right". The regions publish waiting times, and the national health portal is where the current rules and the current numbers live.

Authorisation sits in an unusual place

In most of this region every regulated health profession is registered by the same authority. Denmark splits it: doctors and other health professionals are authorised by the Patient Safety Authority, while psychologists are authorised by a board of their own. That is why the phrase "autoriseret psykolog" carries specific weight in Danish — it names a particular authorisation granted through a supervised post-qualification period, and it is not the same as holding a psychology degree. When you check a Danish psychologist, you are checking that board’s authorisation, not the health authority’s register.

Young adults and the free band

Denmark has made the subsidy free rather than partial for young adults referred with light to moderate anxiety or depression. Exactly which years the band covers has been changed by successive agreements, so it is a thing to check rather than to assume from a page — but the shape is stable and it is the most generous mental-health entitlement in the country. If you are in your late teens or early twenties, the first question to put to the GP is not whether therapy is possible but whether you fall inside that band.

Children go through the municipality

For school-age children the psychological service sits with the municipality rather than with health care: the pedagogical psychological service assesses and advises through the school, and municipal family services handle the social side. Child and adolescent psychiatry is regional and entered by referral. That division — municipality for the school-linked work, region for the clinical work — is the thing to hold on to when it is unclear who to ask, and it is set out further on the children and teenagers page.

Krīzes tālruņiDānija

Numuri un darba laiki mainās. Pārbaudiet tos operatora paša lapā, pirms tie jums ir vajadzīgi, un skatiet krīzes lapa par to, ko darīt, kamēr gaidāt, lai kāds atbild, un kā palīdzēt citam cilvēkam.

Praktizējoša speciālista pārbaudeDānija

Tituls šeit ir statusā:Authorised psychologist, granted by the Psychology Board. Ko tas nozīmē praksē un ko pavaicāt, uz ko neviens reģistrs nevar atbildēt, ir lasāms licences lapa.

Avoti:Sundhed.dk — Danish health portal · Styrelsen for Patientsikkerhed (Patient Safety Authority) · Styrelsen for Patientklager (Patient Complaints Authority) · Dansk Psykolog Forening · Livslinien · Psykiatrifonden· Noteikumi, tiesības un palīdzības līniju numuri mainās: pirms paļaujaties uz kādu no tiem, pārbaudiet pakalpojuma sniedzēja paša lapu. Pārbaudīts2026-09-08.

Bieži uzdotie jautājumi

Tie paši jautājumi citās valstīs

Ceļveži, kas noder visur