My Service
Availability
​I am currently available daytime and evenings, Tues-Weds.
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​I offer a free 20 minute taster session for you to ask questions, get a feel for how I work and see if we're a good fit.
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Fees
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90 Euros walking and face to face sessions
80 Euros / £70 for a telephone or online session
​Student and concessionary rates starting at 60 Euros, £50 per session
​The fee is due by bank transfer at least 24 hrs prior to a session in order to secure it.
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For insurance purposes in The Netherlands, my AGB codes are:
AGB code Kate Hoyland Therapy 94067796
AGB code Persoonlijk 94114978
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I work with Healix insurance internationally
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Please check with your insurer to find out if this work is covered by your insurance.
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Sessions last for fifty minutes and are held at the same time each week. Fees are due in advance
FAQs
What happens in walking sessions?
Outdoor work is very simple. It involves walking, while talking, within a natural setting such as a beach, the dunes or the woods. I walk alongside you, and together we engage with the natural word and each other.
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How does it work?
The walks last between 45 minutes and an hour. We’ll always circle back to our starting point.
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This is an all-weather practice, so outdoor clothing, rainwear and good shoes are important.
Otherwise, it will work like a regular therapy session. The focus will be on you and your story, but we will be experiencing the outdoor world together as companions on our walking journey.
Sessions are weekly, and we will meet at the same time each week. We will start with one particular walk, along the dunes at Westduinpark, but can vary this as time goes on.
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How about confidentiality?
As the natural environment isn’t controllable, there are some things to bear in mind. We might encounter other people, perhaps people you know. Given this, we’ll need to work within boundaries of confidentiality, and manage these together. We’ll have an online session first to talk through these and other questions you might have.
What about bad weather?
We walk in all weathers and encounter nature in all its forms! As a result, please do bring appropriate clothing.
I walk outside for nine months of the year, from March-November. During the winter months of December-February, the practice hibernates and moves online.
Do you work face to face and online?
I also offer face to face sessions near the centre of The Hague, or online sessions for those who prefer it or who cannot access my outdoor practice, and during the winter months. We’ll meet weekly at a regular time for fifty minutes. I offer an initial meeting for free, so you can see how I work and decide whether this is for you.
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Who do you work with?
I work with adults, and have worked with age ranging from 18 – 80s. I welcome clients of all backgrounds, sexualities, relationship styles and gender identifications. I do not undertake conversion therapy.
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Privacy policy
The records I hold are subject to General Data Protection Regulations, which gives clients the right to access personal data held about them.
Reasons/purposes for processing information
• To accurately identify you and thereby safely and confidentially process your referral
• To communicate with other mental health and medical professionals in the support of your care if necessary
• To identify all of the factors relevant to your presenting issue so I can offer you the best support
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Type/classes of information processed
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I process information relevant to the above reasons/purposes. This information may include:
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personal history and presenting issue
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family, lifestyle and social circumstances
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employment and education details
I also process sensitive classes of information that may include:
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physical or mental health details
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racial or ethnic origin
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gender identity
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preferred pronoun
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sexual orientation
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relationship status
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religious or other beliefs of a similar nature
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offences and alleged offence.
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Who the information is processed about
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I process personal information about
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clients
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Where necessary or required I share information with:
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healthcare professionals
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social and welfare organisations
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central government
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financial organisations (in the case of health insurance providers)