Psyche en Zwangerschap
Perinatal & postpartum psychologist · Details collected on 2026-08-04 from public sources
Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 28, 1071 VV Amsterdam
What we know about this practice
- Opening hours
- Not provided
- Appointment
- By appointment
- Weekend
- Not provided
- Online consultations
- Not provided
- Parking
- Not provided
- Accessibility
- Not provided
- Feeding room
- Not provided
- Waiting time
- Not provided
- Languages
- Not provided
- Free introduction
- Not provided
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Insurance
Basic insurance with a GP referral; own risk applies. Own fee not stated.
Psyche en Zwangerschap is listed in this guide as a practice that appears in search results for perinatal psychologist in Amsterdam. The address is Cornelis Anthoniszstraat 28, 1071 VV Amsterdam, in the Amsterdam-Zuid neighbourhood. Province of Noord-Holland.
What do you see a perinatal psychologist for? A perinatal psychologist treats mental health difficulties around pregnancy, birth and the period afterwards. It is a field in its own right: postnatal depression, anxiety and intrusive thoughts about your baby, and flashbacks to a birth that went differently than you hoped all need a different approach than the same symptoms outside this life stage. Roughly one in eight mothers experiences this. It does not resolve by itself, and it responds well to treatment.
Mothers usually come to this kind of care for things like flashbacks to the birth, feeling you cannot cope any more and not feeling a bond with your baby. An intake takes about an hour and is a conversation, not a test. You describe what is going on and what you need, and together you decide on a direction. Where the birth was traumatic, EMDR often comes into the picture, usually after one or two intake sessions. You need a referral letter from your GP if you want the basic insurance to cover it.
Practical details. An appointment is required — you cannot walk in. You can get in touch through the website.
What we do not know yet. This page is compiled from public sources. What this practice actually offers, what it costs, how long the waiting time is and which registrations the practitioners hold have not been confirmed by the practice itself. We do not fill those gaps with an assumption. Ask the practice, or check registrations yourself — the BIG register and the Kwaliteitsregister Paramedici are free and public. Do these details not match your practice? Claim this listing and you can fill in what is missing here.
What does a perinatal psychologist?
This is what a perinatal psychologist helps with in general. Whether this practice treats all of these has not been confirmed.
Registration
Register to check: BIG register (GZ-psycholoog / psychotherapist) + AGB qualification 9406. Not verified for this practice.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Psyche en Zwangerschap and what can I find here?
Psyche en Zwangerschap is listed in this guide as a perinatal psychologist in Amsterdam, province of Noord-Holland. A perinatal psychologist treats mental health difficulties around pregnancy, birth and the period afterwards. It is a field in its own right: postnatal depression, anxiety and intrusive thoughts about your baby, and flashbacks to a birth that went differently than you hoped all need a different approach than the same symptoms outside this life stage. Roughly one in eight mothers experiences this. It does not resolve by itself, and it responds well to treatment. What this specific practice offers has not been confirmed by the practice itself — ask about it at first contact.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Yes, you need an appointment; the source explicitly states that visits are by appointment. You can book through the website. Mention that you have recently given birth — it helps them schedule enough time.
What are the opening hours?
The source lists no opening hours for this practice. Get in touch through the website to ask when you can be seen.
Not stated in the source — this is what we can say about it in general.
What does it cost, and is it covered by insurance?
Yes, by the basic insurance, provided you have a referral letter (verwijsbrief) from your GP and the practitioner is BIG-registered. Without a referral you pay yourself. Treatment falls under either generalist or specialist mental health care depending on severity. Your own risk (eigen risico) does apply — €385 in 2026. One route many people do not know about: a conversation with the praktijkondersteuner GGZ (mental health practice nurse) at your own GP surgery is free, does not touch your own risk, and is usually available within two weeks. For milder complaints that is a good first step, and you can do it while waiting for something else. What this particular practice charges for a consultation, and whether it has a contract with your specific health insurer, is not in our source. Ask for the fee before you book.
Reviews on Google
3.0 out of 5 · 2 reviews — taken from Google Maps on 2026-08-04. We have not verified these reviews and they play no part in the order of our search results.
Samen met mijn vrouw een hele nare ervaring gehad in Castricum bij de psycholoog die is aangesloten bij Psyche en Zwangerschap. We werden niet gehoord
Bob De Wiels · 1/5 · 2025-03-07
Ik ben ontzettend dankbaar voor de steun en begeleiding die ik heb gekregen van psycholoog Saskia Overing- Bots. In een moeilijke periode na mijn zware bevalling voelde ik mij gehoord en begrepen. Saskia luistert goed en denkt mee in stappen die ook echt bij je passen. De professionele, maar ook war
Yous La · 5/5 · 2026-05-04