Get access to mental health support that fits around your life, and get the help you need at a time and place that suits you. Our ground-breaking online video therapy courses are the first of their kind to be used by the NHS, and for most people they’re the fastest way to access professional therapy. Why not start today? Take a look at our range of CBT-based video courses, each designed to address a specific mental health challenge.
Speak about what’s troubling you face to face with a qualified therapist – all in the comfort of a private setting. You can discuss your feelings, experiences and symptoms, while working towards feeling better together.
These sessions help you to learn and talk about your feelings in a confidential and private setting, with people who may feel a similar way. Each session is led by a qualified therapist who’ll help you to understand more about your problem and offer techniques to help you control and overcome it.
For those with busy family lives, mobility issues, or other barriers to getting out and about, we’re able to offer help via phone therapy. We will arrange calls between you and a qualified therapist so that you can access the help you need at a time and place that’s convenient for you.
If you’re unable to attend regular therapy in person, Therapy For You can set up video calls between you and a qualified therapist. During the sessions, you’ll be able to discuss issues that are causing you distress or making you feel uncomfortable. You’ll learn new techniques to help you overcome problems and help you to start feeling better.
Discover one-to-one therapy in the form of secure online chat sessions. Speak to a qualified therapist using a phone, tablet or other device, from wherever you feel comfortable. The therapy itself uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), an approach that’s been proven to be effective in treating a broad range of problems.
When you’re experiencing mental health difficulties, you want to find help right away. We’re committed to delivering professional support promptly, when and where it’s needed. That’s why we’re helping to break down the barriers to accessing mental health support by exploring new technologies and new ways of delivering the help you need.
We’re the first NHS organisation to offer online video therapy courses, with sessions that deal with a wide range of feelings and symptoms. We’re also able to arrange access to Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners, Counsellors and Cognitive Behavioural Therapists both remotely and in person.
Provided by Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT), our service makes a range of CBT-based therapies available to anyone over the age of 18 who lives in South East Essex or over the age of 16 who lives in North East Essex and is not currently receiving secondary mental health care or crisis services.
Our online courses are the fastest way or you to access therapy, but if you’d like to speak to one of us, don’t hesitate to get in touch and discuss the right path for you.
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