For psychologists
Client requests that match your expertise, delivered to you
Pre-registration is open
On Seansly, a person describes what they need once and psychologists registered with Seansly Clinic reply with offers. You are not listed in a directory; the request comes to you, in the languages and topics you work with.
Pre-register and get a launch discount
Leave your e-mail address. At launch we will give pre-registered psychologists a special discount; we will send the rate and the start date to this address.
See how it worksWhat Seansly does for you today
- Matching requests land in your panel
- You declare the languages you work in, your topics and who you work with. Matching requests land in your panel; a request that gets no offer for 24 hours is also opened to psychologists who work in the same language and client group, even if the topic differs.
- You send an offer, the client chooses
- While offers are open, the client's contact details stay masked. The client picks one psychologist, and only that psychologist receives the contact details.
- No commission on the session fee
- The session fee is agreed between you and the client and paid to you directly. Seansly does not take a share of it.
Founding psychologist programme
Become one of the founding psychologists in your country. Founding status is tied to licence verification, which you can request from your panel at any time; the privileges are shown to you there.
How it works
Start with your e-mail
Create your Seansly Clinic account with your e-mail address and a password, then confirm the address with the 6-digit code we e-mail you.
Declare your practice
You enter your name and declare that you are a mental-health professional. Then you choose your title, phone number, country, session format, the topics you work with and who you work with.
Matching requests, then your offer
Once your profile is complete, requests that match your languages, topics and client groups appear in your panel, and you reply with an offer that uses a credit. Licence verification is optional and adds a badge to your offers.
Want to start without waiting?
You can sign up to Seansly Clinic now. Once your profile is complete, matching requests arrive in your panel.
Who can apply
Mental-health professionals: psychologists, psychotherapists and holders of equivalent regulated titles. You declare your title and profession when you register. Submitting your licence or registry number for verification is optional; verified profiles carry a badge on the client site.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a commission on sessions?
No. The session fee is yours; the client pays it to you directly. Sending an offer uses credits, and the details are shown in your panel.
How are the client's contact details shared?
While offers are open, the client's phone number is masked. It is revealed only to the one psychologist the client accepts.
Is licence verification required?
Not at the moment: matching requests reach you once your profile is complete. If you submit your licence or registry number and a supporting document from your panel, a person reviews them and you are notified by e-mail; once approved, your offers carry a badge.
Which languages and countries?
Seansly runs in 33 languages. You register with the country of your licence and choose the languages you work in.
Can I work online?
Yes. You choose online, in person or both, and requests are filtered by that choice.
Guides for psychologists
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