- 1-2-1
- Online
- Weekly
- 50 mins
Allocation Service Update
September 2025: 2-4 weeks
Approximate waiting time for counsellor allocation after approving your Counselling Agreement online, depending on the availability given during your assessment.
Weekly online therapy from the comfort of your home
Neurodiverse & LGBTQIA+ counsellors & clients welcome
1-2-1 individual therapy with the same Counsellor
Unlimited sessions plus no tie-in period or subscription
Supporting local Communities & Charities
About Us
The Affordable Counselling Network is a non-profit, Community Interest Company (or CIC for short), reinvesting in mental health and wellbeing projects within local communities and likeminded Charities across the UK.
We’re a social enterprise on a mission to provide high quality, accessible and low-cost online counselling and psychotherapy, especially to those who struggle to access private therapy.
We offer unlimited (open-ended) sessions. Unlike some online services, we don’t charge a subscription. Our commitment to our clients is to keep our fees low and our the waiting list as short as possible.
If you’re ready to begin your online therapy journey with us, please visit our booking page to arrange your initial assessment with a qualified counsellor from our Assessment team.
Counselling Services
Counselling sessions are held online with your dedicated counsellor at the same time and day each week.
Your will meet your dedicated counsellor on an individual (1-2-1) basis.
Unfortunately, we do not offer the following options for counselling:
- Monthly
- Fortnightly
- Groups
- Couples
- In-person (face-to-face)
- Emergency (Extra) Sessions
- Crisis Support
If you have any queries, please get in touch with our team:
To access the service, you will need to be:
- 18+ years
- Living in the UK (full time)
- Able to attend weekly online sessions
- Able to make payment by debit or credit card (or have support from someone who can on your behalf)
This service is unable to accept clients with:
- Actively (or recently) suicidal
- Experiencing psychosis
- Severe eating disorders
- Diagnosed personality disorders
- Extreme trauma or abuse