Inter-Being Psychologists Amsterdam

English-speaking psychologists in Amsterdam

Centrally located in Amsterdam, our multi-disciplinary team offers culturally sensitive mental health care for a broad range of symptoms to expats, internationals, international students and Dutch professionals, with therapy mainly in English.

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Expat English Speaking Psychologists Amsterdam & Groningen

Expats

Are you an expat and do you struggle with mental health problems or with adjusting to the life in the Netherlands? Do you need professional help with finding solutions to your problems?
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Expat English Speaking Psychologists Amsterdam & Groningen

International Students

Are you an international student in the Netherlands and are you struggling with stress, anxiety or depressive feelings? Do you need professional help to support you during your studies abroad?
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Expat English Speaking Psychologists Amsterdam & Groningen

Dutch professionals 

Dutch professionals, including those with an international background, looking for culturally aware, personal care. For anxiety, burn-out, trauma, relationships, ADHD and autism.
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We offer 1:1 therapy sessions and group sessions. Real results. 8.8/10 client satisfaction.

What we help with

Recognise yourself in any of these

Anxiety & mood

Persistent worry, panic or low mood that keeps getting in the way. We help you understand it and find your footing again.

Burn-out & work–life balance

Running on empty, over-extended or exhausted. Rebuild your energy and set boundaries that hold.

Personality & relationships

Recurring patterns in how you relate to yourself and others that you'd like to shift.

Cultural adjustment

Settling into a new country: loneliness, homesickness and finding your identity between cultures.

Trauma, abuse & grief

Processing painful or overwhelming experiences and loss, safely and at your own pace.

Sexuality & relationship issues

A safe, non-judgemental space for questions about intimacy, identity and connection.

ADHD & autism

Assessment and support for living and thriving with a neurodivergent mind, depending on your specific support need.

Identity & meaning

The bigger questions about who you are, what matters to you and where you're heading.

How it works

From registration to treatment completion.

Registration

Make an appointment and send your GP referral and details. We check whether we're the right fit.

Intake

Once a therapist becomes available, we schedule one or more sessions to get to know you and your situation.

Treatment plan

We discuss your diagnosis, goals and estimated treatment duration, and agree together on how to move forward.

Sessions & evaluation

Face-to-face by default, with online sessions available as part of blended therapy. Regular check-ins on your progress until treatment is complete.

Inter-Being psychologists Amsterdam

Amsterdam
Weteringschans 130-1, 1017 XV

Getting here
Minutes from Frederiksplein and the Rijksmuseum. Trams 1, 7 and 19 and metro 52 (Vijzelgracht) stop nearby; limited paid parking on the surrounding streets.

In person & online
Face-to-face by default, with blended (partly online) therapy available under certain conditions.

COSTS & REFERRAL

Honest about cost and cover

Inter-Being is a non-contracted (niet-gecontracteerde) GGZ practice. With a GP referral, reimbursed care still runs through your Dutch basic insurance, most insurers reimburse a large part of non-contracted care (often 55–100%, depending on your policy).

In their words

  • As an international student, I moved from one country to another about 3 times within 2 years. I had to start my social life from scratch more than once, I was lonely and overloaded myself with many challenges, up to the point when I could not handle stress anymore, and I collapsed. Therapy helped me acknowledge, understand and accept my own needs and emotions, not just the expectations of others, which made me feel more empowered and liberated. I started seeing real improvements in my life very soon.

    O.H., 20

  • As an expat, having recently moved to the Netherlands, I found myself struggling with loneliness, homesickness and not being able to find a job on my level. I developed doubts about my capabilities. After a couple of sessions at Inter-Being, I managed to give myself more time and make the steps that brought me further in my integration process.

    Sara, 41

  • I am a UK resident working in Holland for most of the week. I was going through a difficult time dealing with a close friends suicide, pressure involved with being away from family and work issues involved with promotion and future planning, I searched on the internet and was looking for English speaking, Holland based support. I found my therapist very professional, objective, supportive and a good listener.

    James, 39

  • I needed a safe place, where I would feel understood and listened to. I definitely found this with Dr. Kuzmanic. Her approach was supportive yet, at the same time, just enough confronting for me to be able to overcome the obstacles that prevented me from moving forward in my work and relationship. When I looked for advice, she helped me discover that I know best what is good for me.

    Arnold, 46

  • I have always been a closed person. My therapist was kind, open-minded and reliable, which has helped me to gradually open up about my feelings and overcome many of my challenges. She has also given me great advice. Over the months with her, I have started to feel like a better person, overcoming problems on my own. I also see improvements in my perspective and life thanks to her support.

    A.G., 21

  • With my therapist's guidance I have learnt about the power I hold to heal myself. The therapist has a holistic focus that encouraged me to give attention to things I didn't believe were significant. The approach breaks down the divide of a typical doctor-patient relationship with a focus on healing and development at a human level.

    Amy, 25

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