We're already looking forward to next year... #welldoinginspirationawards2024 #WIA2024
Welldoing.org
Mental Health Care
London, England 1,660 followers
The UK’s leading therapist-matching service. We match people to therapists & coaches and provide workplace solutions.
About us
Welldoing.org is the UK’s leading therapist matching service for in-person and online therapy. We have been successfully matching people with verified therapists and counsellors since 2014. We have now added coaching to our offer, making it possible to find the executive, business, personal, health and relationships coaches who are right for you. We also have workplace mental health programmes. Get in touch if you are looking for a workplace wellness solution for your business, featuring therapists or/or coaches, as well as webinars, talks and authoritative content. We have over 1100 therapist members, all of whom are verified as members of their professional associations annually, and a huge library of articles and resources on mental health, self-development and wellbeing. Our mission is to improve mental wellbeing support for all, through better access, understanding and efficiency. If you need help finding the right therapist or coach for you, you're not alone. It can be really difficult to find the best match, even if you have used them before. Our directory features therapy and coaching professionals from all around the UK, so you can be sure to find a practitioner near you. We verify our therapists, counsellors and coaches annually, to ensure that they are members of recognised professional bodies. Our aim at welldoing.org is to make it as easy as possible for you, though our focus is always on finding you the right practitionere, not just the closest or cheapest. Research has shown that the fit between client and therapist is more important to the success of therapy than any other element.
- Website
-
https://welldoing.org
External link for Welldoing.org
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Self-Owned
- Founded
- 2013
- Specialties
- Health, Wellbeing, Mental Health, Therapy, Self-development, Psychotherapy, Counselling, depression, anxiety, stress, Coaching, Executive coaching, and Relationships
Locations
-
Primary
1 Royal Street
London, England SE1 7LL, GB
Employees at Welldoing.org
Updates
-
Time to tell you about the autumn #CPD season from Welldoing.org. We offer our #therapist members free, certificated online CPD and we have a great line-up starting on September 11 with best-selling author Cathy Rentzenbrink, then Susanna Rustin, Oliver Burkeman, Louis Weinstock, Elaine Nicholson, MBE and Annette Byford. Topics range from child mental health through feminism, writing as therapy and can therapists ever be friends with their clients? Book your place now! https://lnkd.in/eF8JGwd6
-
-
-
-
-
+1
-
-
What we're up to as we build an even better way to find the best therapist for you and your loved ones.
From the state of our We Work office, holidays are really here again! But at Welldoing.org August 2024 is full steam ahead as we enter the last few weeks before our relaunch. Thanks to Alice McGurran Madeleine Mossman Philip Bowden and Wasil Bhatti David Lane David Caswell and Jake Barter Kris Lipscombe and Arni Lochner for staying off the beaches for now -- we're looking forward to showing off what we've been up to, and helping more people find the best professional #therapists and #counsellors for their needs.
-
-
Psychotherapist and author Philippa Perry is one of our advisors. Here she is talking to Louise Chunn about #relationships and how we can find them and keep them going. https://lnkd.in/evp9y58U
Philippa Perry: How to Find and Keep Relationships
https://www.youtube.com/
-
We are proud that Welldoing has just been added to the Cancer Research UK (CRUK) mental health support #resources list. Being included in such places is a great boost to us, of course, but also to the people who are looking for help from verified therapists but can't work out how to find them. Cancer patients often have so much to contend with -- speaking to a #therapist can really help. If your organisation wants to know more about what Welldoing offers, please get in touch. https://lnkd.in/eGnW3Xx4
-
Great to share your thoughts with our #therapists and #clients, thanks for contributing to Welldoing.
As much as we love the warmer weather, it can also make our inner temperatures rise. Our sensitivities, frustrations and triggers can feel more activated in the heat of the moment and 'others' can feel more complex to be with. I was recently asked to write an article for Welldoing.org on this very topic - looking at how journaling helps us find ways to improve relationships. I find it fascinating how the relatively simple act of putting pen to paper can help us navigate things that can otherwise feel highly complex... or annoying, challenging, irritating etc etc etc. These are all VERY human and none of us are exempt from feeling them! The difference is the choices we make about what we do when we feel them... If that resonates with you, I'm sharing snippets from the five key points below. Read the full article - link in the comments. 1. Cultivating self-awareness In the safety of the journal, it becomes more possible to sit with complex feelings. 2. Enhancing empathy By regularly writing about our experiences and feelings, it can help us explore different perspectives. 3. Improving communication We can also find the act of journaling hones our ability to articulate thoughts and emotions. 4. Resolving conflicts When emotions run high, you may find writing about the situation helps you to step back and view it from a calmer, more objective perspective. 5. Celebrating connections Journaling can also provide a beautiful opportunity to express genuine gratitude for relationships, perhaps laying out the reasons why a person, or people, feel valuable in your life right now. And, if you're curious about HOW to journal - you may want to pick up a copy of "In the Flow - journal your inner wisdom", published by Inner Work Project (written by yours truly). Part guide, part workbook complete with journaling prompts and mini-meditations. You can order it from all the big book retailers. A wonderful practice to dive into this summer. #journaling #flowjournaling #journalingatwork #journal Read Maxwell Communications
-
-
It may not seem obvious to you, but every day many of us are caught in coping patterns that stretch back to our childhood. Kelly Hearn addresses this issue in her shared column Dear Therapist. https://lnkd.in/ePnK6SSy
-
Great post from Jubriel Hanid highlighting the reasons why NOT choosing a #therapist who is like you might be the best answer to your needs. https://lnkd.in/dpdf__zq
Choosing a Therapist: 6 Reasons Why Difference is Good
welldoing.org
-
David Baddiel's memoir My Family is our Book of the Month for July https://lnkd.in/dkTJ8Frf. It is both laugh out loud funny and genuinely moving. In this clip he tells Louise Chunn how #therapy helped him feel free to write about his parents' lives.
-
Thursday's lunchtime #CPD for #therapists features novelist Kate Weinberg talking about how #LongCovid shaped her new book There's Nothing Wrong With Her. What are the #mental #health consequences of chronic illness, and how does it feel to face the scepticism of medics and the general public? Our members can come for free to this online event, but other practitioners can book via this Eventbrite link https://lnkd.in/eug7Sx2S
How Long Covid shaped my new book There's Nothing Wrong With Her
eventbrite.co.uk