Therapists Anywhere and Everywhere
Find someone who gets you!
TYHO has a 10% acceptance rate for therapists. We curate our Therapist pool carefully and handpick only the best for you.
Before choosing a TYHO Therapist who suits your needs, you may wish to read their full profile, watch their video, and read through selected client reviews.
Our Featured Therapists
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TYHO Therapists
How are TYHO Therapists selected?
Our Therapists not only have the right qualifications (min. Master’s degree) and professional training, but are also aligned with TYHO values. These include being empathetic, non-judgmental and sensitive to diverse backgrounds and viewpoints. Each of them is deeply committed to providing their clients with effective therapy.
Our Therapists have also lived and worked in many different countries or organisations. As such, they tap on their varied and unique life experiences when interacting with clients.
Together, their diversity of background and skills will allow you to find someone who best suits your needs.
Note: At TYHO, the term ‘Therapists’ is used to refer to all of our mental health professionals, ie, counsellors, psychotherapists, and psychologists.
What is the difference between Care and Empathy Therapists?
- Their specialisations (ie whether they have to undertake and continue working towards specialist certifications such as EMDR, Gottman etc which require additional costs and supervision);
- The predominant composition / demographics of their clientele (ie whether they mainly work with working professionals, or full-time caregivers / or youth – the latter requiring more affordable support);
- Their availability on the platform (ie the number of slots they have made available and the percentage of slots booked).
Regardless of category, all TYHO Therapists were selected via the same stringent process, and are able to recognise and help with mental health issues listed on their profiles, including:
- Mild to moderate forms of depression and anxiety
- Relationship problems
- Maladaptive behaviour
- Work-related stress and burnout
- Practising better self-compassion
Ultimately, the fit between the client and their Therapist is most important for effective therapeutic outcomes, and the selection of the right Therapist is key (regardless of their Therapist category).
When should you seek therapy?
Firstly, there are no standard requirements or symptoms that determine whether you need therapy. No problem is small, and no reason is irrelevant when it comes to therapy.
In fact, many people choose to reach out to a therapist even when they don’t have any presenting mental health challenges. They may wish to work towards personal growth, work-life balance, improved self-compassion or better self-care.
Having said that, if you’re wondering, “Do I need therapy?“, the following are some signs that show therapy may be helpful for you:
- Persistent low or intense moods and hopelessness
- Frequent anger issues and irritability
- Major life transitions such as job loss, breakups, moving to a different country, etc
- Long-term concerns like anxiety or depression
- Relationship struggles, including communication gaps, recurrent conflicts, and value mismatches