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Online Psychology Platform
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- 16,000+individuals have benefited from our sessions
- 8 yearsis the average experience of our specialists
- 86%of clients feel the results after 5 sessions
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A schedule that suits you
- Pick a time and book directly in your therapist's calendar. Most are available within 24 hours or less.
- All you need for therapy session in Zoom.
- While booking a session, include a note about what you'd like to begin with and talk about.
Schedule Your Online Therapy Session For Only $49/hour
Access professional support from the comfort of your home.
What can a psychologist help with?
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Building harmonious relationships with loved ones -
Coping with stress, anxiety, and fear -
Self-acceptance and improving self-esteem -
Learning to say no and setting boundaries -
Navigating life changes such as moving, breakups, or job loss -
Understanding work-related problems and lack of motivation
87% of our clients experience positive changes within five sessions
Our Psychology Specialist
Nixo
Nixo, a Psychology Specialist, has 6+ years of experience helping individuals overcome mental and emotional challenges. Through online sessions, Nixo guides in developing coping mechanisms, improving self-esteem, and achieving greater emotional well-being.
How It Works
1
Book Your Online Session
Schedule a session that fits your schedule conveniently.
2
Consult with a Specialist
Receive a Zoom link over your email. Engage in a therapeutic session with a qualified professional.
3
Experience Positive Changes
Notice improvements in your well-being and achieve your personal goals.
What are some reasons to schedule a session with our psychologist?
A psychologist is a professional who helps people understand and manage their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Through therapy, individuals can improve their quality of life, build better relationships, identify the root causes of their problems and anxieties, and gain a deeper understanding of themselves.
Psychologists can help people develop coping skills, improve their relationships, and achieve their goals. They can also provide assessments and diagnoses for mental health conditions.
They use talk therapy and other techniques to help individuals cope with a wide range of mental health issues, such as:
They use talk therapy and other techniques to help individuals cope with a wide range of mental health issues, such as:
- Depression and anxiety
- Relationship problems
- Stress and trauma
- Anger management
- Self-esteem issues
A psychologist is needed if you want to put your thoughts and feelings in order. For example, if you have trouble in a relationship with a partner. Or if you can't seem to "find yourself" and are annoyed with your job. Or if it seems that only bad things await you in the future - and this is alarming. In sessions with a therapist, you can talk about this, examine past experiences, identify negative thought patterns, and learn to respond to situations differently.
Sometimes, a client may not have a ready-made topic for a conversation with a therapist, but this conversation is needed for some reason. And sometimes, people who are going through a difficult divorce or the death of a loved one do not feel the need for therapy - and that is also normal.
Sometimes, a client may not have a ready-made topic for a conversation with a therapist, but this conversation is needed for some reason. And sometimes, people who are going through a difficult divorce or the death of a loved one do not feel the need for therapy - and that is also normal.
There are requests that relate to a "burning" situation: "I want to break up with my partner - but I'm scared." You can understand if a psychologist helped by whether the specific problem was resolved.
But it happens that the request with which we come to a psychologist is just the tip of the iceberg. And then therapy will be a long process, in which there will be both progress and resistance. Over time, you will notice changes: for example, you will learn to say "no", stop idealizing others, and allow yourself to make mistakes sometimes.
But it happens that the request with which we come to a psychologist is just the tip of the iceberg. And then therapy will be a long process, in which there will be both progress and resistance. Over time, you will notice changes: for example, you will learn to say "no", stop idealizing others, and allow yourself to make mistakes sometimes.
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