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Individual care

Therapy for people who care for others.

You spend so much of your life showing up for others. This is a place to consider what support could look like for you.

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Areas of support

What brings you here?

A different relationship with work. Space to talk. Support through change. Explore the area that feels closest to what you are carrying.

BurnoutCompassion fatigueAnxiety & work stressLife & career transitions
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A little room to breathe.

Areas of support

Burnout

When the demands of your work leave little room for you.

Explore burnout
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Care can include you, too.

Areas of support

Compassion fatigue

A place to talk about the weight of caring for others.

Explore compassion fatigue
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You can set the pressure down.

Areas of support

Anxiety & work stress

Space for the pressure, high standards and worry you carry.

Explore anxiety & work stress
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Your needs belong in the conversation.

Care beyond your role

A person first. A professional, too.

Your role may shape your experience, but it does not tell your whole story. Selfly makes space for the person alongside the professional.

Therapists & counselorsA personal space beyond your professional role.Nurses & healthcare professionalsRoom for the person behind the responsibilities.Educators & school professionalsSupport for the care you give at school and beyond.
Explore the Selfly approach

Before you book

A good fit deserves a few good questions.

The person, the setting and the practical details all matter. Make room for those questions before choosing care.

You can ask questions without having your whole story figured out.

Who would I work with?

Ask which clinician may be a fit for the support you are seeking, their experience with your concerns and how they describe their approach.

Get to know the practice

Where and how would we meet?

Share the state where you will attend appointments and your preferred format. Ask Selfly to confirm the location or online option, scheduling and current availability.

Explore location information

What should I know about payment?

Ask about session fees, insurance participation or out-of-network arrangements, payment timing and cancellation terms before booking.

Rates & insurance

Your next step

Make space for your own care.

A conversation can help you decide whether Selfly feels like the right fit.

Schedule a consultation

What happens next

  1. Start with a conversation

    Share a little about the support you are looking for. You do not need to have everything figured out.

  2. Consider the fit

    Ask about the clinician, approach, format and practical details before deciding on a next step.

  3. Make room for your care

    If the fit is right, discuss an initial appointment and what to expect from the process.

A little more clarity

Do I need to know exactly what I need before asking about therapy?

You can begin by describing what has brought you here and the questions you have. The consultation is a place to explore fit and possible next steps.

Where can I find rates, insurance and appointment information?

These details need to be confirmed before booking. View rates & insurance

Is supervision the same as personal therapy?

They serve different purposes. Supervision concerns professional practice; therapy is a space for your own care. Explore clinical supervision

Could a group experience be a fit?

Group topics, participation criteria and availability need to be confirmed. Explore group therapy