Friendly prices for my budget Why do I put them 5 points? - EXTREMELY appealing site (imho as a graphic designerJ) - friendly prices for my budget (cheaper than can be offered by other platforms) - cool customer support (I value their night-time attention) - Effective treatment (I managed to stop comparing myself with others and improved my self-esteem. That was the issue I’ve been seeking help with) - What’s not to love?)) P.S.: hello to Sophie – the best therapist in the world!)))

I'm a mom of 3 I'm a mom of 3. My low self-esteem kept my personality silent. Burnout and constant stress almost ruined me inside. I had no time for self-care and maintaining good mental well-being until I started online therapy on Calmerry. With the support of my therapist, I feel much better. I can do anything. I'm strong. I'm powerful! Thanks!

Pros: helpful professionals - Cons: app issues and time difference difficulties The professionals are very helpful however I do think that app issues and time difference can hinder the process. One app issue I had was I would receive a notification that I received a message one minute ago (from my phone notifications) but when I would go to the app, it would actually be from 30 minutes ago. Receiving notifications 30 minutes late can add up to when professionals are available 5 hours per day, five days out of the week. Also, for any new people I would advise making sure you talk with a professional in your time zone. Personally, having a four hour time difference was difficult for me.

My therapist is a real professional Calmerry is fine. They’ve fixed a few glitches in the app so now it’s much better. It’s easy to use, and I love the Coa bot that helps track your mood. I’ve never had any issues with my therapist, she’s a real professional, and she always helps me when I need to talk to someone. It’s definitely cheaper than regular therapy but it works well for me so I definitely recommend it to anyone who needs psychological help. As for the downsides, I wish video calls were a little longer.

Being more confident. My counselor often checked in on me and helped guide me through some tough times while helping me work towards being more confident. There were also times where I did not feel like talking about my experiences and she helped have conversations, which was helpful.