Reply from Psychologist Vietnam to the editor by message, 5 October 2026.
Copied verbatim from the chat by the editor (Da Nang Oi). Answers a question about the price of a counselling session.
Only the first sentence below is a direct answer to the price question; the editor confirmed the rest reads like a website/AI summary, so it is kept here as context only and is not cited.

Về chi phí thì không cố định, vì mỗi chuyên gia (BSTT, nhà trị liệu, tham vấn) sẽ có mức giá khác nhau dựa vào kinh nghiệm, lĩnh vực điều trị/tham vấn trị liệu, và yếu tố người nước ngoài nữa

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Psychologist Vietnam

Contact: 0812 15 12 20
Email: info@psychologistvietnam.com
Appointments: By appointment only

Psychologist Vietnam provides psychological referral services through a network of local and international mental health professionals across Vietnam, including inter-regional practitioners. Services may be available in person or via telehealth, depending on the clinician and location.

The service can support referrals for concerns including:

Stress and emotional wellbeing
Burnout and work-related stress
Anxiety
Relationship difficulties
Life transitions and adjustment difficulties
Family dynamics and interpersonal concerns

For referral support, please contact the service directly to discuss your needs and identify an appropriate clinician.

Bên mình cũng có cung cấp giải pháp và dịch vụ tham vấn cho trẻ em:

Child psychology services may also include evidence-based psychological assessments to support the understanding of a child's learning, developmental, and behavioural needs.

Depending on the referral concern, assessments may include:

IQ/cognitive assessment
ADHD assessment
Autism assessment
Dyslexia/learning difficulties assessment

These assessments are administered by a child psychologist and can help provide a clearer understanding of the child's strengths, difficulties, and support needs.

Please note: The listed hotline is a contact number for the referral service and is not described as a crisis hotline. For urgent mental-health or safety concerns, an appropriate emergency or crisis service should be contacted instead