For Her Wellbeing

A directory of therapists, by life area

Room to talk about the whole of your life

Browse therapists who list women's issues among the things they work with. Start with a part of life, or look up someone by name. Each profile sets out credentials, experience and way of working in plain words.

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Start with a part of life

What is on your mind?

Every therapist here lists women's issues among their focus areas, and most work with many other concerns too. Choose the part of life that feels closest; each topic page lists the therapists who name it.

Relationships

Partners, exes, friends and family: how you talk, what you need, and what to do when trust or closeness has worn thin.

Work and money

Pressure at work, a career that no longer fits, worries about money, or the sense of carrying more than your share.

Body and health worries

Living with an illness or pain, sleep that will not settle, or a difficult relationship with food or how you look.

Motherhood and caregiving

Hoping for a child, expecting one, raising one, or looking after someone else, and finding room for yourself in it.

Big life changes

A move, a loss, an ending or a new chapter, at any age. Change can be wanted and still be hard.

Identity and confidence

How you see yourself, the voice in your head, and the space you feel you are allowed to take up.

Where you live

By country and US state

Sessions are online, so where someone is listed mostly tells you how their credentials work. Choose the country, or the US state, shown on each profile.

United States 3,067 therapists

United Kingdom 638 therapists

Therapists and counsellors who list membership of a professional body such as the BACP or NCPS.

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Australia 87 therapists

Therapists and counsellors who list membership of a professional body such as ACA, PACFA or AASW.

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Profiles

A few of the therapists listed

Every profile sets out credentials, experience, focus areas and way of working.

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Worth knowing

Before you start

What talk therapy can offer

  • A regular time to talk with someone whose job is to listen without judging you.
  • Room to sort through what is weighing on you, at a pace that suits you.
  • A chance to try different ways of handling stress, low mood, worry or a knock to your confidence.

What it is not

  • Online talk therapy is not medical, reproductive or legal care. For those, speak to a doctor, clinic or lawyer.
  • No one can promise a particular outcome, or how quickly things will change.
  • Listing a focus area is not, by itself, evidence of specialist training. If that matters, ask.

If you need to talk to someone now

United States
Call or text 988. Emergency 911
United Kingdom
Samaritans 116 123. Emergency 999
Australia
Lifeline 13 11 14. Emergency 000

If you do not feel safe at home

United States
National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233
United Kingdom
Refuge 0808 2000 247
Australia
1800RESPECT 1800 737 732

Index

Every topic, A to Z

Choose whatever seems closest. Each topic page lists the therapists who name it.

Read a few profiles, then decide

Looking costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Keep the names whose way of working suits you, and come back whenever it suits you.

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