How do I make an appointment?

Welcome!

We are glad you have chosen to register @ www.mypsychotherapist.co.uk

Let us guide you through a quick and simple registration process.

YOUR PRIVACY AND SECURITY ARE OUR HIGHEST PRIORITY!

We protect your privacy. Write to your therapist confidentially and receive their response.

Our therapists do not have access to your email address - they only see the name you provided during registration.

We implement advanced security measures to protect your data and provide you with a safe and reliable service.

In the field of psychotherapy, where trust, safety and care are fundamental, we are proud to maintain a 100% complaint-free record across all therapists in our practice - with no formal complaints, no legal actions and no disciplinary concerns of any kind. Over the years, more than 95% of our clients have reported positive experiences, reflecting the genuine care, professionalism and support they receive here. The remaining feedback has also been constructive and respectful - further affirming our commitment to listening, learning, and continuously improving. We take the responsibility of caring for our clients seriously - and this standard of excellence is at the heart of everything we do.

Choose a therapist

We recommend that you read:

• How to choose the therapist?
• List of therapists and specialists at mypsychotherapist.co.uk

Before choosing a therapist, consider some of the following questions:

• Do I prefer to work with a therapist of particular gender?
• Do I prefer a younger therapist or an older one?
• Is my presenting issue listed on the therapist's profile under their areas of expertise?

All our psychotherapists or specialists are trained to work with clients of different ages. However you may find that a certain gender or age of therapist suits you better as a client. Sometimes, this depends on the nature of your presenting issues. For example if you are seeking therapy to address concerns related to your sexuality, you may feel more comfortable discussing this topic with a therapist of a particular gender.

If you need help choosing the most suitable psychotherapist send us an email @ info@mypsychotherapist.co.uk

Choose Your Preferred Appointment Method

Schedule an appointment with your therapist for an online or in-person therapy session.

In-Person Appointment

Meet your therapist in person at their clinic/private practice. (Check their location!)

Online Appointment

Connect with your therapist through a video call. All you need is a device with a built-in or external camera and a standard-speed Internet connection i.e. computer, laptop, iPad or mobile phone.

You can read more about online psychotherapy in the article: Online Psychotherapy

Relationship Therapy

You and your partner/partners can schedule an appointment with the therapist either online or in person at their clinic/private practice. (Check their location!)

You can read more about couple's therapy in the article: When to Attend Couple's Therapy?

Make an Appointment

Send a message to your chosen therapist. Within 2 working days, you will receive their reply, and they will offer you an appointment date/time. Once you and the therapist agree on the date of your first session, the therapist will enter the agreed date in the calendar, where it will also be visible to you. The therapy fee is payable at the time of booking the appointment. Once the appointment has been booked there is no refund for this appointment as per our refunds policy.

Regular attendance in therapy is essential for building a trusting, therapeutic relationship and ensuring consistent progress towards your goals. It helps maintain momentum, providing continuity and reinforcing the coping strategies and insights gained over time.

You will most likely have regular weekly appointments, at the same time and day of the week. If your work or family schedules require flexible appointment days and times, some therapists will be able to accommodate your needs.

Attend psychotherapy

Attend psychotherapy as you agreed with your therapist.

You can read more about psychotherapy in the article: What is psychotherapy?