A therapist in London, without the commute
Choose your therapist, pick a time that fits your week, and meet online from wherever you are.
London has therapists on every high street and appointments on none of them — the good ones have waiting lists, and getting across the city for a 2pm slot is its own kind of impossible.
Our therapists
Therapists you can talk to
Sessions are online, so you can meet from anywhere in London — or anywhere else you are that week.
Piotr KowalskiPsychotherapist
Available onlineterapia online | psychoterapia gestalt
Languages: Polish · English
80 € / session
Justyna CzyżDoula
Available onlineI support parents as a certified ClauWi babywearing consultant (since 2022) and a doula (since 2023), having completed…
Languages: Polish · English
55 € / session
Joanna AdamsonPsychotherapist
Available onlineShe holds a diploma in integrative psychotherapy obtained at an institute that is a member of the European Association…
Languages: Polish · English
65 € / session
Why it matters here
The city isn't short of therapists — it's short of ones you can get to
A room in Islington at three in the afternoon isn't a real option if you work in Canary Wharf, and the ones open in the evening book out months ahead. Online removes the geography: the hour you spend is the session, not the session plus the Tube plus the walk. Over the months that therapy actually takes, that's the difference between keeping it up and quietly stopping.
About Wefeel
What Wefeel is — and what it isn't
Wefeel is a place to find a therapist and arrange to meet them online. We verify that every therapist listed here is qualified to practise, and we give them a place to be found.
We are not a clinic and we are not a party to your therapy. The session is between you and your therapist, and it belongs to the two of you. What is said in it stays there.
Wefeel is also not a crisis service. If you are in immediate danger, the numbers below will reach someone right now.
What we work with
What brings people here
Anxiety and constant low-level dread
The worry that doesn't attach itself to anything in particular, and doesn't switch off when the day ends.
Depression and flatness
Including the kind that is hard to justify, because on paper nothing is wrong.
Burnout and exhaustion
When the job stopped being difficult and started being impossible, and you kept going anyway.
Grief
After a death — but also after a marriage, a career, a friendship, or a version of yourself.
Relationships and family
Including the arguments that are never really about what they appear to be about.
Loneliness
You can be lonely in the town you grew up in, surrounded by people who have known you for thirty years.
This is not a complete list. If what you're carrying isn't on it, that changes nothing — therapy starts with you, not with a label.
How it works
Three steps, no paperwork
You read the profiles and choose the therapist yourself — nobody is assigned to you, and you're allowed to be particular, because this is a relationship rather than a service. You then pick a time from the hours they have open, shown in your own time zone, evenings and early mornings included. Finally you meet by video call, from wherever you are. No GP referral, no waiting list.
The first step is smaller than it looks
You don't have to know what's wrong, or be able to describe it, or have a good enough reason. You only have to pick someone and turn up.
Reading
Written by the therapists themselves
Articles about anxiety, sleep, grief, burnout and the rest of it — written by the people you can book a session with.
If you need help right now
Wefeel is not a crisis service
If you are thinking about ending your life, or you're afraid of what you might do, please don't wait for an appointment. Someone is available right now, at any hour, free of charge.
- Emergency services999 or 112
- Samaritans — free, 24 hours a day116 123
- SHOUT — crisis support by texttext SHOUT to 85258
- NHS — urgent mental health helpcall 111 (option 2)
Common questions
Are the therapists based in London?
Some are, some aren't. Sessions are online, so what matters is whether the person's right for you, not the distance between your postcodes.
Can I have a session in my lunch break?
Yes, if a therapist has that hour open. You'll see their times before you commit.
What do I need?
A phone or laptop, a stable connection, and somewhere you won't be overheard — that last part is the one people underestimate.
Start when you're ready
Read the profiles, take your time, and choose someone yourself. There's no referral to arrange, no list to join, and nobody deciding on your behalf.
For therapists
Practising in the UK?
If you're a qualified therapist working online, you can list your practice on Wefeel.