Someone to talk to: the easy way

Do you feel stressed, depressed or lonely? Are you worried about your job, family or relationships? Would you like to talk to someone about how you feel and…

By Editorial Team, Wellbeing Magazine· 29 Sept 2020 · 2 min read
Someone to talk to: the easy way
Someone to talk to: the easy way
Do you feel stressed, depressed or lonely? Are you worried about your job, family or relationships? Would you like to talk to someone about how you feel and about issues that are stopping you from enjoying life? If that’s you, you are not alone. In the UK, 1 in 4 adults suffer from mental health issues in a normal year. And according to research published in the British Medical Journal, that figure has soared during the pandemic. We have had to adapt to a new normal, putting extra strain on our lives. Luckily, a new digital solution is now at hand: affordable, expert, non-judgemental support from qualified psychologists and psychotherapists, in a safe and confidential online space. Feelya is a new digital platform offering psychotherapy from expert, accredited professionals, at an affordable price and on your own terms. You simply visit the Feelya website, register, and choose a qualified therapist at a price that’s right for you. Then meet privately online (video or just audio) at a time of your choice and in the comfort of your own secure space. All feelya listed therapists are UK-based and registered with the HCPC or BACP. Feelya’s secure platform has been designed with added privacy features so you can be sure your session is confidential. There is no membership fee; you only pay for sessions you book. Join Feelya today at www.feelya.com and see how Feelya registered therapists can help you get your life back on track.

Filed underStress & burnout, Counselling & talking therapy, Connection

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