How it works

You answer six short questions. We show you three to five therapists who fit what you said, and tell you in plain sentences why each one is there.

Your answers stay with you

What you tell us about yourself is health information, and the law treats it as a special category for good reason. Your browser holds your answers while you are on the page, the matching runs on your own device, and nothing is sent to us. There is no account, and you are not asked for a name or an email address.

You will notice the consequence. Refresh the page and your answers are gone. That is the right side of the trade.

Why there is no percentage

A number would suggest we know more than we do. Ninety two per cent against eighty seven per cent looks meaningful, and usually it is one tick box. You get a short explanation written from what you actually said, and you should be able to read it and disagree with it. No language model is involved in choosing or explaining your matches.

What the six questions ask

What brings you here, what you are looking for from therapy, whether there is a language you would rather work in, how you would like to meet, when you are usually free, and what you can afford. Every one is optional. How you meet and what you can afford are the only two that rule anybody out; the rest change the order and the reasons.