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An update on my previous 5 star review posted earlier below. Our family member, who has been having a hard time lately, has been helped enormously by the amazing life coach and therapist we were match... See more
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Welldoing.org is a good quality directory for therapists and a really valuable place for clients to find therapists. It is lively and keeps up to date with so many current issues for us all. Its appro... See more
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Payment link is not working for referral service which is expensive. No contact number or help links. If they have not interest in properly facilitating their referrals, then how can anyone trust the... See more
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Awful experience. Terrible booking system and a customer service team that just don’t bother getting back to you. With a title “well being” and the purpose of this site they have a hell of a lot of wo... See more
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Find a therapist online! Our UK directory of therapists has counsellors from all over the country. Get help with anxiety, depression, stress and more.
Health Foundry, Canterbury House, 1 Royal Street,, SE1 7LL, London, United Kingdom
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Just a little too pushy about booking and paying thru welldoing, otherwise very good

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The most professional online therapy directory I have used. Excellent!

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As a therapist I don’t feel I can connect with this site. It seems hard to contact anyone, and feels very impersonal

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Seamless and professional...with excellent links to pertinent articles and events.

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I appreciate how easy the website is to navigate, how personalised to the help I am looking for and that all the therapists are vetted.

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Welldoing is an excellent, personal, responsive referral service, and it's very effective too - I get more referrals via Welldoing than from any other directory I'm listed on.

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It helps with the website algorithm, but not a huge amount of teferrals

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Very helpful and professional organisation, great customer service and fast response

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Brilliant website for both therapists and those searching for therapy. Easy to use and friendly. Great service for therapists, enquiries quickly dealt with and a good community. Clients also find it easy to use.

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I have found Welldoing.org excellent to deal with. The client referrals were of a very good quality, and I had a regular rate of enquiries. The monthly fee felt manageable.
I am a little uncomfortable with the electronic system, as I was very comfortable with the previous set up. I am hoping to 'catch up' but I am feeling a bit 'forced' to hurry up!

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We are very proud Welldoing.org is one of our members! The Health Foundry team

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Easy to use website which has a wealth of information regarding therapy for adults and children alike. It includes many posts which help self-develop positive wellbeing. Professional service which helps you find the right therapist for you.

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Having a one-stop shop directory of therapists is by far the easiest way for people to filter the type of therapy needed and select through profiling a therapist.
Having had experience of talking to the management of the organisation and one of the therapists on the welldoing directory I strongly endorse this organisation as professional and compliant towards client duty of care.
I just want to add that there is nothing wrong with seeking therapy and even if like me you are in recovery from a previous trauma it is always good to remain in touch with your therapist to ensure you continue to remain mentally healthy.

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Very straight forward, helpful layout and some insightful blog contents put together by the founders.

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Welldoing makes life simple at the time you need it most. It can be incredibly daunting trying to source the 'right' therapist for you at the time when frankly your mental wellbeing may be challenged. I have recommended Welldoing to family members, friends and colleagues and all have found it incredibly helpful. I find their articles insightful.

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A great platform for helping clients find the right therapist or counsellor.

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