BetterHelpReviews of betterhelp.com

This is seriously the best app to help you. The therapist are so great !! and they have webinar every week on different topics. Highly recommand.

My therapist was lovely and made me feel really comfortable. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for online therapy!

I cannot recommend this service highly enough. I have found them so helpful, both for their empathetic attention and incredibly kind assistance and support.

After being pushed from pillar to post with the NHS in the UK I’ve finally received a diagnosis that fits how I feel and now I’m on a journey to bettering myself. I’ve raved about Better Help to family and friends and would recommend it to anyone and everyone!

Total waste of money. The therapist didn’t help me at all. There was no structure to our call, he just asked me questions and I spoke for 40 mins and when the time was up he abruptly said goodbye. He asked me the same questions every week and offered no support between calls. Really disappointed by the experience especially because I was having a really rough time.

Through better help I'm receiving amazing tools and making great progress on my mental health journey. I really love that you're able to change counselors and find the right fit for you so easily. Additionally, the resources like the groupinars they offer are great and help you stay informed on issues that pertain to you.

BetterHelp works well for me. I really love the convenience and comfort of participating in therapy from home, without anyone or anything between me and my time with a therapist. Difficulty of access probably keeps a lot of people from pursuing support, and having my therapist simply "call in" at the arranged time each week is perfect. They also offer lower cost services for those of us without much financial means, so although I don't think they take insurance, I find it very affordable and accessible. Prices also go down if you stick with it, which is a very savvy mechanism on their part to get people to stick with it. Change takes time and quitting things before you've given them a fighting chance is a pitfall for many of us. I think it's important to manage expectations of therapy in general--all healing, in my estimation, is more about an individual's readiness and willingness than any other person's power to "apply" healing or change. The most insightful and brilliant therapist in the world can do nothing for a person who is not able to absorb and use the guidance. My BetterHelp therapist is excellent but a part of the effectiveness of the process lies in the act of pursuing (and feeling deserved of) support, being consistent and patient with the process, and allowing the elements of compassion, acceptance, encouragement, and grounding to build the healing foundation they can. Those dynamics are powerful, and it is within that framework that the expertise of the therapist may deepen the results.

She is amazing, she has helped me work though so many things