The Côtes-d’Armor primary health insurance fund has decided to support its policyholders faced with a loss of activity linked to Covid-19. She takes care of adult psychotherapy sessions.
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The device is exceptional. It’s called Bounce. Its principle is simple: financial assistance for the support of sessions of psychologists or adult psychotherapy. Aid is capped at 40 euros per session, with a limit of twelve sessions.
The Côtes-d’Armor Primary Health Insurance Fund said to himself “anxious to provide support to Costa-Rican policyholders” in a period of confinement, with “significant economic consequences which are already causing, or are likely to generate in the coming months, job losses (dismissal, cessation of activity)”. Without forgetting the partial unemployment measures, the effects of which can also be devastating.
Who can benefit from the assistance
First criterion: you must be insured with the CPAM of Côtes-d’Armor. You must then justify a loss of activity in connection with the health crisis (unemployed, in cessation of activity, or at risk of losing your business, in reconversion or partial unemployment).
The income must be below the scale of resources, namely those of the household for the last three months preceding the request.
Finally, a medical prescription is necessary. The attending physician must justify the need for this psychological support. To make the request, it is therefore necessary to discuss it first with your doctor.
This assistance is in place until December 31, 2021.
Support for entrepreneurs
A device entitled APESA, Psychological Assistance for Entrepreneurs in Acute Suffering, already exists since 2013. It was initiated within the commercial courts to “identify, report, and support business leaders in difficulty”.
APESA 22 thus offers to take charge of five psychotherapy sessions for entrepreneurs in psychological distress. For them, the new Rebondir device therefore comes in addition to the support of twelve additional sessions.
Contact: the Rebondir file should be sent to the Health and Social Action Service, 106 Boulevard Hoche, 22000 Saint-Brieuc
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