When you look for a therapist in the Czech Republic, you might come across the name Česká asociace pro psychoterapii, organizace, která stanovuje a sleduje profesní standardy pro psychoterapeuty v Česku. Also known as ČAP, it ensures that therapists have proper training, follow ethical rules, and keep up with current research. This isn’t just bureaucracy—it’s your safety net. When you choose a therapist who’s a member, you’re not just picking someone with a diploma. You’re choosing someone who’s been checked, supervised, and held accountable.
What does that mean for you? If you’re struggling with anxiety, burnout, or trauma, you want someone who actually knows what they’re doing. The association doesn’t just certify people—it requires ongoing education, peer supervision, and adherence to strict ethical codes. That’s why you won’t find random self-taught coaches on their list. You’ll find people trained in evidence-based methods like CBT, somatic therapy, or MBCT—all of which show up in the articles here. And if something feels off during your sessions? The association has a clear process to handle complaints. That’s peace of mind you can’t buy with a cheaper online session.
It also means the people helping you didn’t just take a weekend course. They spent years studying, practicing under supervision, and passing exams. Many of the methods you’ll read about here—like Somatic Experiencing for trauma or FBT for anorexia—are taught and promoted through the association’s training programs. If a therapist here mentions they’re certified in one of these, chances are they got that certification through ČAP’s network.
And it’s not just about the therapist. The association pushes for better access to mental health care in the Czech Republic. They fight for insurance coverage, work with employers to include therapy as a benefit, and help reduce stigma by showing the public that therapy isn’t a last resort—it’s part of health care. That’s why you’ll find articles here about negotiating therapy with HR, understanding psychiatric emergency services, or why it’s okay to ask for help.
So when you see a therapist listed as a member of the Česká asociace pro psychoterapii, know this: they’re not just skilled. They’re verified. They’re supervised. They’re committed. And they’re part of a system that cares whether you actually get better—not just whether you show up.
Below, you’ll find real stories and practical guides from therapists who live by these standards. Whether you’re dealing with ADHD, trauma, burnout, or just need someone who really listens—you’ll find help that’s grounded in what works, not what’s trendy.
Přehled největších a nejspolehlivějších databází terapeutů v ČR. Zjistěte, kde najít ověřeného psychoterapeuta, jak vybrat správnou metodu a jak využít příspěvek pojišťovny.
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