Common use of Trauma counselling Clause in Contracts

Trauma counselling. The insurance covers emergency trauma counselling if we consider that you have experienced an acute psychological crisis due to one of the following: • If you have experienced a sudden serious incident/ accident, where you have been in danger. • If you are subjected to a robbery, assault, violence or kidnapping. • Fire, explosion or burglary in your private residence or your own business (must be reported to the police). • If you are diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. • Death within your immediate family. • If a member of your immediate family is diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. • If you experience a family member’s or colleague’s sudden, unexpected death or sudden serious incident/accident. Immediate family members refers to a spouse, cohabi- tant, own children, a spouse’s/cohabitant’s children and adopted children. There is no requirement for a doctor’s referral. The healthcare team assesses whether emergency trauma counselling is required or whether other treatment is required. If we consider that you need emergency trauma coun- selling, we will find a psychologist for you in our network. You will have telephone contact with the psychologist within 3 hours after the notification is approved. The sub- sequent process will depend on the nature of the incident and the therapist’s professional assessment. There can be a maximumof 5 consultations per incident. In case of notification more than 48 hours after the cause of the crisis, cover for ordinary psychological counselling will always apply. Emergency psychological coun- selling abroad is not covered. Debriefing of groups is not covered, unless it is included as part of the cover for an approved emergency course of treatment.

Trauma counselling. The insurance covers emergency trauma counselling if we consider that you have experienced an acute psychological crisis due to one of the following: • If you have experienced a sudden serious incident/ accident, where you have been in danger. • If you are subjected to a robbery, assault, violence violence, or kidnapping. • Fire, explosion or burglary in your private residence or your own business (must be reported to the police). • If you are diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. • Death within your immediate family. • If a member of your immediate family is diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. • If you experience a family member’s or colleague’s sudden, unexpected death or sudden serious incident/accident. Immediate family members refers refer to a spouse, cohabi- tantcohabitant, own children, a spouse’s/cohabitant’s children and adopted children. There is no requirement for a doctor’s referral. The healthcare team assesses whether emergency trauma counselling is required or whether other treatment is required. If we consider that you need emergency trauma coun- sellingcounselling, we will find a psychologist for you in our network. You will have telephone contact with the psychologist within 3 hours after the notification is approved. The sub- sequent subsequent process will depend on the nature of the incident and the therapist’s professional assessment. There can be a maximumof maximum of 5 consultations per incident. In case of notification more than 48 hours after the cause of the crisis, cover for ordinary psychological counselling will always apply. Emergency psychological coun- selling counselling abroad is not covered. Debriefing of groups is not covered, unless it is included as part of the cover for an approved emergency course of treatment.