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Psychologists in Malta

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About psychologists in Malta

A psychologist studies how people think, feel and behave, and many of the reasons people search for one come down to assessment. That might be a report on a child's learning or attention, a cognitive assessment for an older parent, or a clearer picture of long-running anxiety or low mood. Psychologists also offer therapy sessions, but the formal assessment and the written report are what set them apart.

Psychologists in Malta often work in one area: clinical, educational, counselling or forensic psychology, for example. A child psychologist and one who sees adults with anxiety will approach the first meeting very differently, so read each profile for the age group and problems they work with. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor. If you think you may need medication, your GP is the place to start.

The fee depends on what you need. A single consultation, a full assessment with testing and a written report, and a series of weekly sessions are priced in different ways. Reports for a school, an employer or a court take extra time to prepare. Ask whether sessions are in a clinic or online, and whether your health insurance covers psychology and needs a GP referral.

What psychologists in Malta do: assessment for learning difficulties or dyslexia, attention and concentration assessment for a child, cognitive assessment for memory concerns, sessions for anxiety or panic. By Tminta
What psychologists do. Drawn by Tminta from this guide.

What you can hire them for

  • Assessment for learning difficulties or dyslexia
  • Attention and concentration assessment for a child
  • Cognitive assessment for memory concerns
  • Sessions for anxiety or panic
  • Support for low mood or stress at work
  • Report for a school or employer
  • Parenting guidance for a child's behaviour
  • Online sessions

What to ask before you book

  1. 1

    Do you hold a warrant from the Malta Psychology Profession Board, and in which area of psychology do you work?

  2. 2

    Do you see children, teenagers or adults, and how often do you work with problems like mine?

  3. 3

    If I need an assessment, which tests do you use and how long until I get the written report?

  4. 4

    Is the report included in the fee, or charged on its own?

  5. 5

    Can we meet online, and what happens if I need to cancel a session?

  6. 6

    When would you suggest I also speak to my GP or a psychiatrist?

Questions to ask before you book a psychologist in Malta, by Tminta
Before you book a psychologist. Drawn by Tminta from this guide.

Good to know in Malta

  • To practise as a psychologist in Malta, whatever the specialisation, a person needs a warrant in psychology. 'Psychologist' is a protected title, so nobody may use it without a warrant. Source
  • The Malta Psychology Profession Board is the competent authority for psychologists, under the Psychology Profession Act (2004). Source

Questions

How much does a psychologist cost in Malta?

It depends on whether you book a one-off consultation, a full assessment or regular sessions. Assessments include testing, scoring and a written report, so they take far more of the psychologist's time than a single session. Ask for the cost of each part in writing before you start, and check with your insurer whether psychology is covered and if it needs a referral.

Can my child see a psychologist in Malta?

Yes. Some psychologists work only with children and teenagers, often on learning, attention, behaviour or worries. Look for an educational or child psychologist and ask how they involve parents and the school. If you need a report for school, say so at the first contact, because it shapes which assessment they use.

Is there a free psychologist in Malta?

Psychologists listed here work privately and set their own fees. If cost is the main barrier, ask your GP or local health centre what public mental health options are open to you, and whether your employer, school or university offers a service. If you are in crisis, go to the hospital emergency department.

How do I check a psychologist has a warrant in Malta?

In Malta the title psychologist is protected by law, so anyone using it must hold a warrant. Ask for their full name and warrant number, then confirm it with the Malta Psychology Profession Board. A psychologist who works from Gozo or online still needs the same warrant. Tminta does not check warrants for you.

How do I contact a psychologist in Malta?

Open a profile and call, message, email or visit their website. You contact them direct, and there are no fees.

Does Tminta charge a fee?

No. Searching and contacting psychologists on Tminta is free. You deal with them direct.

I am a psychologist. How do I get listed?

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