A person who has at least a master’s degree in psychology can call himself a psychologist and work in the field of counselling, coaching, training, and/or diagnostics (cf. Association Luxembourgeoise de Étudiants en Psychologie 2020). Whether there are prerequisites for other counselling activities, apart from psychological counselling, was not clear from the literature. In order to practice as a psychotherapist, a degree in psychology or psychiatry is required, as well as additional training. This usually takes 3 to 4 years and is completed part-time. The profession of psychotherapist has only been protected by law since 2015 (see Association Luxembourgeoise de Étudiants en Psychologie 2020).