Getting help with drinking, compulsive porn use or fertility
should feel normal.

There is no line you have to cross before you are allowed to ask. If it is taking up more of your head than you want it to, that is reason enough to look at it. The assessment is free, and it is written to help you see where it actually sits, whether or not treatment turns out to be part of the answer.

You can take the free assessment for drinking or for compulsive porn use now. Fertility is not open yet, so there is a waitlist for it and we will email you when it opens.

Then a clinician tells you so and explains why, and you will have paid nothing. Finding out that something is not right for you is a real answer, not a wasted trip. Where we can point you somewhere more useful, we will.

Nothing works for everyone, and a clinician will say so up front rather than after you have paid. If it is not doing what you hoped, message your clinician and they can change the plan or stop it.

The assessment is free. If a clinician approves treatment and you want to go ahead, plans start from £189 a month. You see the full price before you agree to anything, and there is no contract and no minimum term.

A UK-registered clinician reads what you wrote. If they think treatment could help, they set out what they would recommend and why, and you see the full price before you agree to anything. Nothing is prescribed until a person has read it.

Every prescribing decision here is made by a clinician registered to practise in the UK. Anything they prescribe is dispensed by a UK pharmacy registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council. The pharmacy and our clinical reviewer are both named further up this page, with their registration numbers, so you can check them yourself.

It depends on what you come to us for, and a clinician decides. For the compulsive patterns we treat it is a prescription-only medicine that clinicians have used in this area for years, which may be prescribed off-label at their discretion, alongside behavioural support in the app.

Yes, at any time. If a clinician has prescribed you something, message them before you stop so they can talk you through the safest way to do it. That is the only reason to tell us first.

Your assessment is confidential and your answers are encrypted. We do not sell your details, and nothing about what you are being treated for is shared outside your care without your say-so.

Anything prescribed comes in plain, unbranded packaging. There is nothing on the outside to say what is inside or where it came from, and the line on your bank statement says nothing about it either.

Only if you want them to be. Telling your GP what you are taking is usually better for your wider care, so we will ask, but it is your call and we will not do it behind your back.