The impact of socio-therapeutic procedures to the satisfaction with health care of psychiatric patients“ Aim: To examine the impact of application of socio-therapeutic procedures onto satisfaction with health care, to check the differentiation of respondents regarding their gender, marital status, education, employment status and medical diagnosis, with self –assessment of the level of satisfaction with health care and to evaluate the impact of nurses in implementation of socio-therapeutic procedures in treatment process of patients treated for mental disorders. Patients and Methods: The study included 106 subjects, who during September, October and November 2015 were hospitalized (full-time and partial) in the Department of Psychiatry of Osijek Clinical Hospital Center. The survey instrument used was an anonymous questionnaire created for this study. A descriptive statistic evaluation was applied. Results: We found statistically significant differences regarding gender in answers about compassion with other members of the group (p=0.039), about meeting people with similar or same problems (p=0.016) and discovering of creativity (p=0.004). Regarding marital status differences were found in statements that music therapy makes a patient anxious (p=0.007) and in the opinion that the health condition of patients improved after a group therapy (p=0.038). Regarding the employment status of patients differences were found in the opinions that nurses should be more involved in a group therapy (p=0.036) and differences appeared in the understanding of a purpose of work and occupational therapy (p=0.005). Conclussion: Socio-therapeutic procedures positively affect the satisfaction of patients with health care, whereas participation in a group therapy, therapeutic community, music therapy, labor and occupational therapy contributes to improvement of health status of patients with mental disorders. We found some statistically significant differences regarding gender, marital status and employment status after self assessment of satisfaction level with health care, while the criteria of medical diagnosis and education did not show any differences.