First-line psychological support available in Hooglede from November 9

Psychologist Virginie Buyse offers accessible support to residents aged 16 and over.

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Generic image of a calm and welcoming consultation room in Flanders, with a comfortable armchair and a small side table. Soft, natural light streams in from a window, creating a serene atmosphere. The overall mood is one of quiet support and professionalism. Subtle Flemish architectural elements in the background.

Starting November 9, residents in Hooglede can access first-line psychological support (ELP) with psychologist Virginie Buyse on Monday afternoons.

Sometimes people feel less well due to stress, worries, or other difficulties that begin to weigh on daily life. Talking to a psychologist can help. Starting November 9, residents can access first-line psychological support (ELP) with psychologist Virginie Buyse on Monday afternoons in Hooglede.
The consultations are accessible and intended to provide quick support when psychological well-being is under pressure. If necessary, further appropriate support can be discussed together.
The consultations will take place at the Huis van het Kind (House of the Child) in Hooglede.
For young people aged 16 to 23, a maximum of 8 sessions are free. From age 24, the first session is free. Subsequent sessions cost € 4 with increased reimbursement, and € 11 in other cases, valid for the first 8 sessions.
Appointments can be made directly with Virginie Buyse via elp.virginie.hooglede@gmail.com.
Based on information from the official source: Gemeente Hooglede (27/10/2026)