BetterHelpReviews of betterhelp.com

BetterHelp matched me with an ideal therapist in 24hours. The match was really good. I felt safe with a competent professional who was punctual and listened properly.

BetterHelp has definitely helped me and its a great system. It was hard for me to seek help and BetterHelp found Mrs. Blake and she is amazing.

I struggled for months to find a therapist who was accepting new clients. My insurance covers therapy, but none of the ones that were in network were accepting new patients. I was so frustrated by being told "Yes we will accept your insurance, but we are on a six month waitlist" or "Sorry, we aren't accepting new clients." A friend of mine referred me to betterHelp, and initially i signed up but did not pay until i received a promotional offer I could not pass up. Betterhelp offers affordable therapy, and gives so many more people access to necessary mental health care. The therapist i was matched with, tom, has been beyond exceptional and understanding of my problems. He knows exactly how to approach my current struggles, and helps me come up with a plan to improve my mental health and live a healthy life. I so recommend betterhelp to anyone looking for ways to better their life, or find a new approach to what their struggling with.

BetterHelp has been easy and stress free to use and my therapist has been wonderful. Every session gives me deeper insight about my issue and tangible ways to address it

I live in NYC and until BetterHelp therapy felt like something I'd never be able to afford. I couldn't be more happy with the service and my progress.

I signed up with BetterHelp for $320.00, thinking it was unlimited texting. When I was assigned a therapist she said that option isn't available with her. I have to schedule an appointment each week and we talk. I complained saying this isn't what I signed up for and asked for a refund. BetterHelp refunded my credit card for $320.00. I believe any company that stands behind their product like this deserves a 5-Star.

BetterHelp has been the outlet in my life that I needed to regain my sense of self. I think sometimes the overwhelming fear people possess in regards to vulnerability, along with stigma worldwide, causes the reluctance to a tool that can be so useful and life-altering in the most purifying way. Unfortunately, modern medicine in the Western Culture gets a lot of backlash for how we handle our mental health issues in this country. Well? I am here today to tell you that that, "stigma surrounding mental health in America," is nothing more than an opinion of others and it doesn't have to control your mind to the point you put healing yourself on the back burner. I have recently learned in therapy that the root cause of many cognitive distortions (unhealthy thinking patterns that are maladaptive and affect our daily life and how we perceive the world around us, including ourselves) is the underlying absence of Self-Love. My therapist, Anna, has been the savior to my mind when it comes to recommending books, worksheets, tools, and resources for me to work on and bring myself to an understanding that I am worth more than I give myself credit for and the second I start to believe that and understand it, I have won half the battle. Therapy is a "it only works, if you're working it," kind of things. I have been doing therapy on and off since I was 12-13 years old... I'm 28 and it's taken me 16-17 years to finally understand that in order to be theraputic, it has to be self-serving on a healthy level. You are learning to become selfish, in a healthy way. If it is for the betterment of you, your spirit, and your wholeness? That isn't selfishness, those are called boundaries. You would think someone who has a 4.0 GPA and is halfway through a Psychology Degree majoring in Addiction, I might have it more together mentally to the point I wouldn't need a "therapist." Which, contraty to common belief, even if you're considered, "well-rounded and balanced-minded," there is no 'state of mind' for which someone does or doesn't need therapy. Not everyone is being evaluated for schizophrenia... Some people just lost a loved one and they're grieving, some people have a child that is addicted to drugs and failing school and they don't know how to process it, and some people just know that keeping someone who will hold you accountable and help you continue to become a stonger version of you; is a wise card to have in your pocket. The truth is, people are still human at the end of the day. The labels are are assigned throughout our day does't mean you are more obligated to have it "together" or not have it together. Everyone's "together" looks different, and everyone's bag of crap in life is heavy to them. As a nation, as a race, and as co-existing people... If we learn to meet people where they're at, first and foremost ourselves, we would start to believe that we are worth it and begin to reach out and stop cheating ourselves of the chance we deserve at happiness by using platforms like BetterHelp. It's convenient, in the privacy of any environment you choose. Weekly sessions, either a text/call/video setting so you are in your most comfortable zone. You have access 24/7 to a chatbox and journal that you can type away until your little heart can't type anymore, and they will respond within a timely manner. You can switch our therapist at anytime to maximize your feelings of comfortability. And everything is done through an encrypted HIPPAA complient app!! Poor, Anna, the greatest therapist since sliced pie, has awoken to many mini bibles from me, and to be honest? She knows that is what works for me and I process as I am typing. I made my therapist promise to be my accountability partner and call me out if I start to not seem like myself. I told her about my triggers, the things in life that will cause me to run and hide and try to live 5 different lives while trying to hide the other 4... And that is the biggest warning sign to watch out for. Your therapist becomes your source of refuge. You end up feeling safe and it's the first relationship in a long time you feel like trusting is normal and everything you have gone through suddenly starts to become the perception of, "what am I supposed to learn from this, instead of 'why is this happening to me?' You are in control. Therapy isn't like medicine, medicine is helpful and can really bring the storm to calm to help things become more clear and more alive again... But medicine, at best, is only an aid. It is not a solvent. Therapy? Addressing trauma and fears and cognitive distortions and teaching yourself that happiness is not a place it's a state of mind... That my lovely fellow humans is a solvent. Give BetterHelp a shot. Worst case scenario, you're exactly where you were when you came in if nothing works. So, what do you REALLY have to lose?

Really enjoying my experience with BetterHelp. Very professional and the resources are many. I'd highly recommend giving it a try if therapy is something you think you may benefit from. Value for the money is unbeatable if you plug in and use the many offerings.