Psychology
Online sessions to talk about worries, stress, relationships or other things affecting your wellbeing.
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Three simple steps towards your first psychology session.
Tell us a little about what brings you here and the support you’re looking for. You don’t need to have it all figured out.
We review your request personally, share availability and explain the next steps. There’s space to ask questions before deciding.
We propose a time for your 50-minute online session. Before confirming, we agree the price, payment and cancellation terms with you, so you know what to expect.
Sending the questionnaire does not book a session or take a payment.
Online sessions to talk about worries, stress, relationships or other things affecting your wellbeing.
Explore psychology
Medical care for mental health, including assessment and treatment. This service is coming soon.
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Support with speaking, understanding language, voice or everyday communication. This service is coming soon.
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Our approach
The first step can be the hardest. We take time to understand what you need, explain how sessions work and help you feel comfortable with what comes next.
Your request is reviewed personally, with space for your questions before arranging a session.
A calm, confidential space where you can share what you feel ready to share.
We agree your goals together and check in on how the work is feeling for you.
Free articles and fresh perspectives on emotions, relationships and everyday life.
Payment methods
You can begin with the initial questionnaire. We review your request personally and contact you about availability and the next steps. You can also explore the services or send a general enquiry first.
Psychology sessions are currently available in English, Spanish and Norwegian, subject to availability. The website language and the language of your session can be different.
Yes. You can read the articles and explore the digital resources at your own pace. Reading an article or buying a PDF does not book a psychology session.