Mental Health Clinic
Alma Belem Serrato Psychologist
Midborg, Reykjavik, Iceland
Psychologist in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Reviewed by HealthNaro
Clinical Psychology
Field of care
Mental Health
Psychiatrists, psychologists and counsellors.
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This page helps you find and choose a mental health provider. For condition information, see the Mental health topic.
What the field covers
Mental health care supports people with conditions such as depression and anxiety, and with stress, grief or life changes that are hard to manage alone. It can include assessment, talking therapies and, where a doctor advises it, medicines.
Psychiatrist, psychologist and counsellor
- A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who has specialised in mental health. They assess, diagnose and treat, and can prescribe medicines.
- A clinical psychologist has postgraduate training in psychology and provides assessment and psychological therapies, but does not prescribe.
- A counsellor provides talking support. Training and regulation vary widely between countries, so ask about qualifications and any professional body membership.
HealthNaro lists Psychiatry, Clinical Psychology and Counselling.
Main services
Listed services are psychiatric consultations and therapy sessions. A profile shows a service only when the provider has told us it is offered.
How to choose a provider
- Confirm registration or membership of the relevant regulator or professional body, and ask for the number.
- Read the verification label: Public listing, Contact verified, Reviewed by HealthNaro or Credentials verified. Labels describe what we checked and do not rate care.
- Ask which approach the therapist uses, how long sessions last and how often they usually meet.
- Ask whether sessions are in person, by video or both, and in which languages.
- Ask about confidentiality, records and how cancellations work.
- It is reasonable to meet a therapist once and decide whether the fit feels right.
What to prepare
Think about what you want help with and how long it has been affecting you. List any medicines you take and previous treatment. You do not need to share more than you wish at the first meeting. Do not send personal or medical details through HealthNaro forms.
Cost, insurance and access
Fees depend on the professional, session length and whether sessions are in person or online. Ask about cancellation rules and how many sessions are usually planned. Check whether your insurer covers psychology or counselling. HealthNaro shows prices only where a source and date exist. If cost is a barrier, ask whether the clinic offers a reduced rate, and do not assume it does.
Free request
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Specialties in mental health
- Psychiatry Medical diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions, including medication. 3 clinics / no practitioners
- Clinical Psychology Assessment and talking therapies for emotional, behavioural and mental health difficulties. 36 clinics / no practitioners
- Counselling Supportive talking therapy for stress, relationships, grief and life changes. 27 clinics / no practitioners
Towns with mental health providers
Towns where HealthNaro lists at least one published provider in this field of care.
Listed providers in mental health
Verified profiles are shown first. Sponsored placement never changes this order.
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Mental Health Clinic
Anna Kristin Cartesegna Salfraedingur
Vatnsendi, Kopavogur, Iceland
Counsellor in Kopavogur, Iceland.
Reviewed by HealthNaro Counselling -
Mental Health Clinic
Baujan
Reykjavik, Iceland
Counsellor in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Reviewed by HealthNaro Counselling -
Mental Health Clinic
BERGID headspace
Vesturbaer, Reykjavik, Iceland
Counsellor in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Reviewed by HealthNaro Counselling -
Mental Health Clinic
Dear Therapist/Kaeri Sali
Reykjavik, Iceland
Dear Therapist offers targeted psychological services through remote consultations for individuals who want to improve their mental health and daily balance. I am Vigdis M. Jonsdottir, a psychologist with specialist...
Reviewed by HealthNaro Counselling -
Mental Health Clinic
Diana Osk Oskarsdottir radgjof og handleidsla
Haaleiti og Bustadir, Reykjavik, Iceland
Diana Oskarsdottir, PhD, is a priest and professional clinical supervisor, and an alcohol and drug counsellor with extensive experience in counselling and supporting individuals, couples and families. She provides...
Reviewed by HealthNaro Counselling
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between a psychiatrist, a psychologist and a counsellor?
- A psychiatrist is a doctor who can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medicines. A clinical psychologist is trained in assessment and psychological therapies. A counsellor offers talking support and may have different training routes depending on the country.
- Do I need a referral?
- Often not for counselling or psychology, and sometimes yes for psychiatry or insurance. Ask the clinic.
- Is what I tell a therapist confidential?
- Mental health professionals have duties of confidentiality, with limits set by law. Ask about the limits at your first session.
- What if I am in crisis?
- If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call your local emergency number. HealthNaro is not a crisis service.
- Is the request service free?
- Yes. HealthNaro does not charge patients and does not sell requests.
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