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Highly recommended

Just up the road from us and could see us quickly - just what we needed.

Very easy to use. Found a great counsellor

Excellent service and I would definitely recommend this company to friends and family

Having dreaded a “clinical” experience, my first session was the opposite. The counsellor had a very easy manner so I found myself able to chat to him about all sorts of things and I will definitely see through as many sessions as it takes, as I am certain that my issues will be addressed through this counselling.

Excellent service from Melanie, on the Therapy, it was friendly and professional! Will be going again next week!!

Toni was very welcoming and professional. I was a little nervous as I have never had therapy before however I was immediately very comfortable there. Thanks toni

I would definitely recommend this sight to anyone seeking a therapist, and more so , the therapist I made contact with.

I would recommend Denise to any young person as she listened and gave advise accurately to the required needs like a mother figure, soft and gentle, she actually cared about the individual that she really didnt really know.

Service was quick to correspond back to me.

Easy, transparent and effective.

Pleased. Good discrete service. Not pushy

Able to view some local therapists quickly.Website easy to use.

From a therapist's viewpoint, I've experienced a number of problems with RSCPP and I'm glad to note I am not the only practitioner to complain.
Firstly they introduced a % bar rating, to show what % of enquiries turned into client engagement. I complained about this as I felt it was a misrepresentation to potential clients. It may look like one therapist is more 'successful at engagement' than another. What it fails to show is that some therapists have a much slower turnover of clients, therefore their 'engagement %' bar will undoubtedly be lower.
Secondly, they removed information from my profile, saying there was no evidence to suggest I could deliver Psychodynamic Therapy (despite the fact I've been working successfully with a Psychodynamic approach for 8 years..... ).
Thirdly, they removed my profile over the weekend, stating that I had a low engagement level with clients. I was extremely angry about this - they even made a comment which read ''members of the public with mental health concerns need therapists who can engage with them''. Implying that I was not effectively engaging. Essentially I feel I have been discriminated against because I am a practitioner who has a low turnover of clients. 90% of my caseload has been working with me for 2 years plus. Therefore I rarely get spaces to take on new clients - maybe once every 2/3 months. I feel I have been penalised because I have to turn referrals away frequently. This has absolutely nothing to do with my ability or competency as a therapist. I feel that RSCPP favour short term practitioners who can take on new referrals regularly as I'm sure this helps their engagement stats, and of course provides them with more profit. Last year I paid RSCPP around £450 as a % of the client referrals that came via their directory. In contrast, I paid Counselling Directory £120 for the year. When I pointed this out to RSCPP (some time ago now), they responded by saying that unlike Counselling Directory, RSCPP bring the client directly to the therapist. Well, actually I believe there is no difference in the service. With Counselling Directory, clients view my profile and make direct contact with me. As far as I'm concerned, they are 'brought directly to me'. I don't have to update a system with dates and information. I also don't receive repeated emails/text message reminders from Counselling Directory, or threats to suspend my profile as has been the case with RSCPP.

I have questioned the ethics of RSCPP in the past & continue to do so. I obviously won't be asking to use their service again. I will be referring the matter to the BACP Ethics department to get their opinion on the situation.

For clients out there; it is important to know that the '% of engagement bar' on the RSCPP directory next to each therapist is by no means a measure of how effective that therapist is. I acknowledge that RSCPP do not claim that it is a measure of success. But I think the implication is there.

I am also still waiting for a response to my complaint e-mail.

Re. the response from RSCPP..... If you looked into it, you'd discover that Counselling Directory only list therapists who are affiliated/registered with a professional body such as BACP. So implying that they list therapists who don't have a professional qualification is incorrect. Also, via Google, you claim to connect clients with, quote ,''the best therapists in the UK''. That is actually something you cannot guarantee/advertise at all. Just because a therapist is registered with a professional body, does not mean they are 'the best' available option. There are plenty of professionally trained therapists who choose not to be affiliated with a professional body. That is by no means a reflection of their ability as a therapist. I do hope you will take this feedback on board at some point. I believe that a directory which aims to connect people with mental health issues to professional therapists, should be able to reflect with some self-awareness and be open to constructive feedback.

easy to use , quick response

easy to make an appointment when you are in need

Good therapist, easy to find