BetterHelpReviews of betterhelp.com

Beware beware beware, please be careful. I signed up today, feeling so low, I needed a bit of help. I went through the process and shared personal details. I got to where I'm asked to pay and give credit card info. Then decided to check trustpilot, before payment. I found that most of the positive reviews were written by people who have only ever given (1) one review! That's frequently a sign of the company managing the reviews. Or, are written like company self promotion! Then I started reading the 1 star and I'm lucky I didn't get to the end of the process... I believe a lot of these reviews are not to be trusted in Check the 1-2 star reviews and you'll find the HONEST ones. -Look on reddit for real answers too. Be careful and be aware. By the time you've filled in the form which can be emotional, it's got you in a vulnerable state of mind, so filling in your details is not safe.

I chose BetterHelp because it was online, and I could choose from a multitude of therapists. I was able to look at a long list and find the perfect therapist. She's amazing! I also love that their pricing is very reasonable, considering all the benefits of their platform. I can message my therapist, write from journal prompts and send them to my therapist if I want to. I've also attended a couple of the extra group therapy sessions. It's an bountiful offering. I recommend BetterHelp whenever I hear of someone looking for a therapist.

I paid for 4 weeks, but then my assigned therapist had only time the other week. I realized that they should charge per session and not per week. By forcing you into 4 week plans, they profit of people who need help, but whose therapist or other circumstances make it impossible to schedule a session. Not cool, Betterhelp! Update: they reached out to me, and extended for the week i lost, which I think is very positive. However, I feel bundling the service with stuff you dont want is not customer friendly. The main benefit is the human interaction with the therapist.

In spite of one or two technical difficulties, this online service meets the standard of traditional in-person therapy but also strives to get the right person to each customer. You can even start the quiz without fully committing to the journey.

I have really benefited using BetterHelp. I had to go through a couple to find the right one, but they have a lot of different therapists with lots of different backgrounds to help guide people and the process of finding a new therapist was fairly easy. They do bill every 4 weeks, not on a specific day of the month every month, so sometimes you will be billed twice in the month which can be difficult for some people on a tight budget. But they do offer some assistance programs to help with the cost of therapy. If you don't have good insurance or have super high co pays, Better help is a very good alternative. I have told many people about my experience with BetterHelp and recommended it.

It wasn’t what I wanted. On top of that I was led to believe that therapy was charged at a weekly rate of £45, on a trial basis. I had a couple of texts. Hardly worth £180!!!

The interface is easy to use, I was able to get an appointment quickly, and there are a lot of resources on BetterHelp including journal prompts and group therapy. Scheduling is super easy and messaging is very convenient. I am so thankful for my therapist and BetterHelp!

Very easy app to use, has a lot of features that can be utilized to have a through experience working on yourself along with talking to a license therapist.