Black therapist listening attentively during a private counselling session
For counselling and psychology professionals

Bring thoughtful therapy care online—without losing professional boundaries.

MyDoctor247 gives qualified therapists a dedicated route to verification, discovery, private booking, secure communication, transparent fees, and continued care.

A distinct professional pathway

Therapy is not presented as a renamed doctor service.

Patients see the information that matters when choosing therapeutic support, while professionals keep a clear scope of practice and a verification process suited to counselling and psychology.

Professionally verified

Identity, qualifications, registration evidence, and claimed professional information are reviewed before booking opens.

Fit before booking

Profiles explain focus areas, therapeutic approaches, client groups, languages, formats, fee, and genuine availability.

Clear clinical boundaries

Therapists cannot prescribe medication. Crisis and emergency needs are directed to urgent, appropriate support.

How joining works

A clear path from application to first session.

Each stage tells you what is needed, what patients will see, and what remains private.

01

Create your professional profile

Describe your genuine qualification, registration, focus areas, approaches, client groups, languages, and practice setting.

02

Complete independent verification

Submit identity, professional registration, and qualification evidence. Your profile stays private while the review is completed.

03

Publish real availability

Choose the session formats you support, set your fee and appointment hours, and receive bookings only for open times.

04

Continue care securely

Use the shared appointment, payment, messaging, and follow-up workspace without gaining medical prescribing permissions.

Start therapist registration
Safe, responsible support

Designed for consent, confidentiality, risk awareness, and appropriate referral.

Therapy providers remain responsible for practising within their competence, explaining confidentiality and its limits, assessing risk, maintaining appropriate records, and referring patients when another professional or emergency service is needed.

Consent-led sessions
Private professional documents
Secure patient messages
Transparent fees
Non-prescribing role
Emergency-care boundary