Psychotherapy becomes public service in Slovenia
The Slovenian government adopted a bill on psychotherapy, regulating an area that had previously been unregulated.
The new legislation classifies psychotherapy as a public health service, aiming to make it more accessible, CE Report quotes STA.
It also introduces a chamber of psychotherapists to oversee the profession.
However, psychiatrists have criticized the move, accusing the government of legitimizing unscientific treatment methods.
