Private Online Psychologist – Harley Street, London

Our online psychologists are here to help you if you struggling to cope with life.

Everyone goes through bad patches in life, but sometimes we need a bit of extra help. Friends and relatives are important at times like these, but when things become unmanageable it is often beneficial to seek out the advice of a trained professional such as an online clinical psychologist who can offer both coping strategies and an unbiased outsider’s view of your situation.

If you are looking for the best online psychologist in London, look no further than the Online Therapy Company, where you will find expert advice at competitive rates.

What is a psychologist?

A psychologist is an accredited practitioner trained to help people with a range of mental health care problems by talking through a patient’s issues and helping to identify root causes. Psychologists generally have a psychology degree, meaning they can offer an in-depth, scientific understanding of a patient’s mental state. Some psychologists have Doctoral degrees and therefore are called doctors. Psychologists do not prescribe medication.

There are two main types of psychologists: clinical psychologists and counselling psychologists.

Clinical psychologists typically work in a more scientific, evidence-based way than counselling psychologists and often deal with more serious mental health problems, employing methods such as psychometric tests. Counselling psychologists focus more on therapeutic practices, typically helping patients with less acute emotional problems.

How can an online psychologist help me?

The Online Therapy Company offers clinical and counselling psychology health services to help you with everything from addiction and anxiety to bereavement and relationship to marriage and family problems.

The online psychologists are trained in a variety of therapies including Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Schema Therapy. Your psychologist will help you decide which of these approaches is most suitable for you.

Psychologists can assist patients with many different problems, often in cases where psychiatry and antidepressants have not worked or simply do not provide enough support on their own.

There is a common misconception that only those who have suffered an extreme breakdown and have mental disorders need to visit a psychologist. This is not, however, the case. If your life is being affected negatively by your emotions in any way – and to any extent – a visit to a mental health professional could well be the answer to getting yourself back on track.