Skip to main content Skip to bottom nav
Community /

7 Cups Online Therapy

Info
18,383 Friends
Filter by Topic
Community calendar
Group chat
Ask questions, get support and make friends
Find a group chat
My communities
Considering Therapy?
Talk to an expert therapist
New subscribers
Create a New Thread
Gif Photo Link
The Gratitude Project: List 3 Things That You Are Grateful For...
by LisaMeighanMScGMBPsS
Last post
 November 12th
...See more Hi there, Today we will learn a little more about gratitude and learn how to express this. Studies have shown that if you practice daily gratitude practice, it can make you feel happier and improve your health. What is Gratitude? Gratitude is the expression of appreciation for what one already has and not ones future desires or hopes. It is generated from within. This social emotion strengthens relationships, and its roots run deep in evolutionary history, and it stems from the survival value of helping others and being helped in return. Studies show that specific areas of the brain are involved in experiencing and expressing gratitude. Brain scans of people assigned a task that stimulates gratitude show lasting changes in the prefrontal cortex that heighten sensitivity to future experiences of gratitude, thus feeling happier and healthier. Please list 3 things that you are grateful for and share daily if you feel comfortable to do so!
CLOSED to new Questions AMA Pride Month related to LBGTQIA+ 7 Cups Online Therapy
by amiablePeace77
Last post
 June 28th
...See more Hi everyone! Welcome to an AMA (ask me anything) in the "The Therapist's Office" with Dr. Joe Nelson, therapist of 7 Cups online therapy program. To learn more about them check out their profile. [https://www.7cups.com/therapists/profiles/Joe-Nelson-DrJoeNelsonLCSW/]  This is an AMA thread is closed to new questions as of 6-27-24. The therapist’s answers to your questions will follow sometime within a week after the thread is started, in this case after the 27th of June 2024. To subscribe, so you can follow this thread and the therapist's answers, either post a question in this thread and/or hit the subscribe button in the upper right to get alerts when new posts are made to this thread. We welcome your questions, but what type of questions should I ask? We welcome any questions that are related to LGBTQIA+ and experiences and challenges. You may also want to ask questions about therapy and coping skills for particular challenges you face. Please avoid asking the therapist for specific advice like "should I date this guy after meeting him online?" You may ask the therapist for coping options with the particular mental health challenges you face and they can share suggestions that you may want to consider, but this is not an advice column. It is more like a place to learn about how online therapy at 7 Cups could help you deal with life and the many challenges it presents. If you have any customer service-related questions please email support@7cups.com as they cannot be answered in this thread. Finally, please avoid questions about medication as these are best suited to be answered by your physician, and anything not normally discussed in 7 Cups forums. If you have a question about this thread, please feel free to PM either one of us https://www.7cups.com/@amiablePeace77 or www.7cups.com/@soulsings [http://www.7cups.com/@soulsings] I am subscribed to this thread and eager to hear your questions and the therapist's answers. More on Dr. Joe Nelson can be found here https://www.7cups.com/therapists/profiles/Joe-Nelson-DrJoeNelsonLCSW/ Members only can apply for 7 Cups Online therapy (a paid option) at this link http://www.7cups.com/online-therapy [https://www.7cups.com/online-therapy/?ob=1] amiablePeace77     soulsings
Day 1: 25 Days of Gratitude, Self-Care and Personal Growth
by LisaMeighanMScGMBPsS
Last post
 March 8th
...See more  Hi everyone, 7 Cups has an exciting online therapy update to share this month. To celebrate, we’re doing 25 days of Gratitude, Self-Care, and Personal Growth and please keep checking each day for updates! Some of you may not celebrate Christmas and we have designed the content to be open for everyone to get involved and there will be something for everyone! 🌻 The focus will be on expressing our gratitude, developing self-care approaches, and working on our personal growth together. This is a 25-day event and on each day that you come to 7 Cups, there will be a gift from us at 7 Cups to all of you and this will include a series of thoughtful new content to get involved with. It is our way of expressing our gratitude towards you all, as each of you makes 7 Cups the amazing community that it is! We are so excited to collaborate with you all and cannot wait to hear from you all!  🌻Please share: who is someone that really listens to you when you talk, and how does that make you feel?🌻 Photo by Joanne Kosinka on Unsplash Please RSVP by subscribing to this main post as we introduce each new post every day! ✨ Day 2:  Setting Positive Intentions: Let's Set Some Together! [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day2SettingPositiveIntentionsLetsSetSomeTogether_318600/] ✨ Day 3: Using Affirmations to Increase your Overall Wellbeing [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day3UsingAffirmationstoIncreaseyourOverallWellbeing_318682/] ✨ Day 4: Developing a Growth Mindset: How did you foster a positive learning attitude? [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day4DevelopingaGrowthMindsetHowdidyoufosterapositivelearningattitude_318713/] ✨ Day 5: 3 [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day53ThingsILikeAboutMyselfAshareofselfdiscovery_318827/] Things I Like About Myself - A share of self-discovery! [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day53ThingsILikeAboutMyselfAshareofselfdiscovery_318827/] ✨ Day 6: 3 Things I am Grateful for [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day63ThingsyouareGratefulfor_318892/] ✨ Day 7: Focusing on What Brings You Meaning and Purpose in Life [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day7FocusingonWhatBringsYouMeaningandPurposeinLife_318950/] ✨ Day 8: Recognising Your Strengths [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day8RecognisingYourStrengths_319014/] ✨ Day 9: 3 Grounding Techniques to Feel Calmer [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day93GroundingTechniquestoFeelCalmer_319075/] ✨ Day 10: Unhelpful Thinking Styles and How to Nurture a Growth Mindset [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day10UnhelpfulThinkingStylesandHowtoNurtureaGrowthMindset_319152/] ✨ Day 11: Loneliness During the Holidays: Finding Connection and Support [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day11LonelinessDuringtheHolidaysFindingConnectionandSupport_319192/] ✨ Day 12: The Therapists' Toolbox [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day12DaysofGratitudeSelfCareandPersonalGrowth_319278/] ✨ Day 13: That went well technique [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day13Whatwentwelltechnique_319346/] ✨ Day 14: Happiness Scale [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day14HappinessScale_319418/] ✨ Day 15: Navigating the Comfort, Discomfort, and Panic Zones: A Guide to Growth [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day15NavigatingtheComfortDiscomfortandPanicZonesAGuidetoGrowth_319488/] ✨ Day 16: The Importance of Digital Detox [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day16TheImportanceofDigitalDetox_319562/] ✨ Day 17: Tips and Prompts for Effective Gratitude Journaling [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day17TipsandPromptsforEffectiveGratitudeJournaling_319699/] ✨ Day 18: What's in your Worry Jar? [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/WhatsinyourWorryJar_319696/]  [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/WhatsinyourWorryJar_319696/] ✨ Day 19: Identifying and Overcoming Self-Limiting Beliefs [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day19IdentifyingandOvercomingSelfLimitingBeliefs_319791/] ✨ Day 20: Recipes for Relaxation [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day20RecipesforRelaxation_320162/] ✨ Day 21: The Art of Saying No: Setting Boundaries for Self-Care [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day21TheArtofSayingNoSettingBoundariesforSelfCare_320049/] ✨ Day 22: Small Achievable Goals: Ready, Set, Accomplish! [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day22SmallAchievableGoalsReadySetAccomplish_320082/] ✨ Day 23: Setting Mindful Resolutions [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day23SettingMindfulResolutions_320239/] ✨ Day 24: End of the Year Gratitude Jar: A Collective Celebration [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day24EndoftheYearGratitudeJarACollectiveCelebration_320241/] ✨ Day 25: Share Your Wish for 7 Cups for 2024! [https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/Day25ShareYourWishfor7Cupsfor2024_320308/] @adventureawaits777 @adventorousBranch3786 @allen99 @allnaturalWillow7138 @ambitiusGlobe3422 @ambitioushope1234 @amiablePeace77 @Ashy123 @augustine1304 @balderasdavid799 @BeamsOfHope00 @Beepyy @bestThinker1986 @blissedNblessed @CaringSub @Brittanny17 @calmcoral @charmaeausty @courageousPomegranate766 @creativeCar5713 @crystalclearnow @CyclingThroughLife @dlynn88911221 @Desmynn6789 @dysfunctionjunction1224 @EllyMerelyn @empathicPresence9091 @enthusiasticAcai2032 @enthusiasticTortoise6681 @exuberantStrawberries9544 @FaithMagic @FlowerEV777 @FracturedPurple @Fradiga @fruityPond7887 @geribear @Ghasaq997 @GlitteryHearts @GoldenNest2727 @heartstopper13 @helgafy @helpfulDime0407 @iamwhoiamwhoami @imaginativepear6493 @ingeniousLove9924 @Jordan1872 @k87 @Kenn13chan @kindcircle3085 @kindRiver6 @Lauren63 @Leahm9703 @LisaMeighanMBPsS @lovelycoacoa @meaningfulSilence @mia4819 @Mich765 @miresama @modestTangerine2193 @MoonMomm @Mscooper2789 @mytwistedsoul @nessa104 @NotAllHere713 @oa4me @Oceansky93 @OneErased @onkia122 @orangypie @paperBird3348 @patientwater @peacefulRainbow05 @PhilosophicalModel @PinkTriangle133 @politeGrapefruit179 @QueerChaos259 @Randumuser1 @Rebecca @redirecting @reservedPark4029 @Rod88 @RogueOne1983 @Scarletpear1945 @ShapeshiftSystem @SilverSeastar @slothgurl17 @soulsings @SparklyFly @sorrowedbunny1256 @SpongeBob2021 @stephbrent @SugareeIsMe091121 @SunShineAlwaysGrateful @tallWalker4850 @TannDee @ThadSterling @thesoda @thoughtsbubbleexpress @tinywhisper11 @tifecandy @toughLand5970 @UniversalSmile @warmheart0890 @WentToBruv @waves @WorriedMagpie @WorkingitThrough2 @yzzil
I hate Maldaptive daydreaming so much
by tallHemlock5534
Last post
 February 24th
...See more I hate it so much. I use to daydream about video games with themes of war, violence and action later on i imagined being in sports. I used to imagine myself in the game when i was daydreaming as a kid and young teen. Now i think about it makes me uncomfortable and crazy because in real life im very gentle person. But this disorder ruined me and my social skills and made me stay immature. Like i had differnet norms and habits than everyone like depressive fantasies different music and weird music like from video games. Im not interesting to socialize with and i couldnt relate socially to a lot of people and i was never really funny and i have low self esteem. Recently i changed my habits watching new movues listening to music, recently social life slightly better but i wished i had developed new habits years ago and develop better social relationships. Does anyone feel like this?
Dealing with Academic Pressure
by compkiwi
Last post
 June 6th, 2023
...See more Dealing with Academic pressure Maintaining a good academic record is what most of us aspire to achieve nowadays. The methods of achieving it are varied and are different for different people. However, one common method to ensure good marks in your examinations was, is and always will be – hard work and determination. However, some people may be putting in sufficient effort and may still feel unsure about their capability to perform. If you are such a person, you are not alone. But fear not, for I have the perfect to-do list for you to do so that you will not experience exam stress Make a study-schedule: § Familiarize yourself with the syllabus and material. § NEVER try to complete large amounts of portion in a small-time span – it almost always never works out, it is usually a waste of effort, time and energy. § Give yourself small rewards after completing your task for the day. § It is okay to have days where you aren’t as productive in general but make sure to regulate the number of times you do this. § If you’re thinking of making a study group, ensure that the group will actually study during that time and not just sit around and gossip § Find what your preferred learning style is and learn via that method. If you are a visual learner, you could watch videos on youtube which explain the concept § Get creative! Try making some notes of your own which always works out well by writing down the material on paper. Execution of the schedule: § Adhere to the plan as much as possible. While it may seem tempting to delay some of the topics to the buffer days you have added, try to stick to the plan. § Never push forward the plan unless it Is absolutely necessary § Take breaks as appropriate. Exercising, sleeping enough and eating well are key for you to maintain your health. § Ensure you do not burn yourself out. § If you seem to struggle with a topic, reach out to your group or teacher for help. § Do not panic if you miss out on some topics. Buffer days may help or consider a crash course from a friend. § Do not doubt yourself or procrastinate – it only makes things worse at the end of the day. On the approach of the day of the exam § Try revising your study material again and practicing some questions § Ideally, practice some previous year question papers § Go through your syllabus to ensure you have gone through everything required and haven’t missed out on any portion. § Do your favorite hobby, step outside and take a breather, hang out with friends. With this I am sure that any one of you will certainly perform well in the examinations and also not have exam stress at all. Getting rid of your examination stress will at the end, lead you to performing better in the examinations and getting a good academic score. Also remember life is a marathon and not a SPRINT.
7 Cups Online Therapy Community Forum Guidelines
by amiablePeace77
Last post
 May 28th, 2023
...See more Hello everyone 💙 Below are some guidelines which we kindly ask you to respect when making threads or posts in the 7cups Online Therapy Community. Thank you. 💙 When writing Therapy Community forum posts, it's important to keep in mind the purpose of the forum: to provide a safe and supportive space for individuals to share their experiences and seek support from others. Please consider the following guidelines before posting: 1. Be empathetic: Remember that the people reading your post may be going through a difficult time. Show empathy and understanding in your language, and avoid judgement or criticism. 2. Share your own experiences: If you have personal experience with the topic at hand, sharing your story can help others feel less alone and more understood. 3. Provide helpful resources: If you have found any helpful books, websites, or other resources, share them with the group. This can help others find the support they need. 4. Encourage positivity: While it's important to acknowledge and validate difficult emotions, it's also helpful to focus on the positive. Encourage others to think about what they are grateful for or what brings them joy. Remember, the Therapy Community forums are a place for support and encouragement for all people visiting 7 Cups. By following these tips, you can help others feel seen, heard, and supported.
Insurance
by passionateNorth3588
Last post
 December 12th, 2022
...See more Who do you give your insurance info to so you can talk to a therapist,
NAMI
by blitheSun94
Last post
 September 25th, 2022
...See more The National Alliance on Mental Illness provides support, awareness, and resources to those living with mental illness through advocacy and fundraising events. This year I was blessed enough to participate in a 5K NAMI walk and donate 100$ to the fight for "Stoping out Stigma". The turn out was overwhelming. They had live performers and professional speakers sharing their stories and shared passion. I made it all morning without getting teary, but my strength wavered during the moment of silence to honor loved ones lost to mental illness. This is such a powerful movement, and I am proud to be a part of it. Be kind. Be well. https://www.nami.org/
Loving Kindness Can Heal Our Hearts and Minds
by soulsings
Last post
 April 16th, 2022
...See more Many people I talk to say they have trouble being kind to themselves. It is not easy to overcome old habits, but with practice old habits can be superseded by new ones. So here are some free practice videos to experience loving kindness for ourselves and others. Take easy people that you do not have big problems with. Eventually even those may come into your practice, but start out easy. Short Videos Loving Kindness Meditation The Medical City https://youtu.be/eCVHvK3NBeE This is only 5 minutes and has good spacing It also avoids the problem of sending kindness to those we have difficulties with 5 Minutes - 5 Minute Guided Loving Kindness not a lot of directions in terms of what to say Meditation https://youtu.be/QhmrkcX2eDo 8 Minutes relaxing voice Guided meditation - Loving kindness https://youtu.be/ra8199F1Vfc what I like is she asks us to Notice rather than do something 10 Minutes Metta Meditation Loving Kindness and Compassion | Voice NICE SPACING Only https://youtu.be/ZaUEDFcCD9w As I see your pain, my pain releases different idea that makes sense to me. 12 Minutes Loving Kindness Meditation ~ Metta Meditation (12 mins) Zanna Yoga https://youtu.be/l_p-qmzyaaE I also love the ocean 13 Minutes Joan Borysenko Loving kindness meditation for peace and happiness - Monday Meditations https://youtu.be/VV59sbZXIfw Very Relaxing 21 Minutes This is by Kristin Neff who is well known for work in compassion but is 21 minutes. But nice spacing https://youtu.be/9cxtdiXBQDk
Dealing with grief and depression
by turquoiseBeechwood7823
Last post
 March 31st, 2022
...See more hi everyone. My partner of 20 years committed suicide last August and I was the person who found her. The first 6 months after it happened was the worst time of my life. I feel better now, but still have my bad days
7cups Therapy Subcom Resource Links Page - Updated 1-14-2022
by soulsings
Last post
 January 7th, 2022
...See more We get many requests for resources here at 7cups. To help people have easy access to these resources here is a list of resources available at this time. This page will be updated as more resources become available. I hope you find the kind of support you are looking for. These may give you some options to consider. 7cup Therapist answers to questions by Members [https://www.7cups.com/forum/7CupsOnlineTherapy_157/AMAwiththe7CupsTherapists_1133/] on many different Mental Health Issues - AMA ask me anything where you can see answers to some of the same questions you probably have asked. Read more here [https://www.7cups.com/forum/7CupsOnlineTherapy_157/AMAwiththe7CupsTherapists_1133/] Text Based Chat With A Live Person If you are looking for online therapy at 7cups, there is a paid option. More info here https://www.7cups.com/online-therapy/?ob=1 [https://www.7cups.com/online-therapy/?ob=1] To fine out what happens in Online Therapy at 7 Cups, click here. [https://www.7cups.com/forum/7CupsOnlineTherapy_157/TheLatestonTherapySubcom_2349/WhatHappensDuring7CupsOnlineTherapy_296347/] For free options: You can browse for a listener. https://www.7cups.com/BrowseListeners/ [https://www.7cups.com/BrowseListeners/] [http://www.7cups.com/BrowseListeners/] When you are contacted by a trained listener, you will have the opportunity to share about any topic within community guidelines and within the scope of the listeners preferences and expertise. Chat is confidential and private and happens in the message area of your 1-1 personal message page. Sharing Circle is listed as one of the Group Support rooms https://www.7cups.com/connect/groupChatrooms.php [https://www.7cups.com/connect/groupChatrooms.php] In this room each person can request to be put in the queue for a turn at sharing their situation they want to discuss. Each person has up to 5 minutes. These sessions are moderated to insure a supportive environment. Discussions and Group Support sessions on topics of concern to many people of all ages 18 and over https://www.7cups.com/forum/50OverCommunity_193/TeamToolsandTeamUpdates_1705/50plusDiscussionsScheduleandTopics_207920/ [https://www.7cups.com/forum/50OverCommunity_193/TeamToolsandTeamUpdates_1705/50plusDiscussionsScheduleandTopics_207920/] These discussions are a place for safe and supportive sharing and learning for anyone 18 and older. There are 1 or more hosts that present a topic issue for discussion about methods of coping with various challenges people may face. These sessions are moderated to insure a supportive environment. For teens and adults, you can also check the Community Calendar [https://www.7cups.com/home/communityCalendar.php]for discussions for people and special events. Self Help Resources There are free self help guides https://www.7cups.com/supportGuides/selfHelpGuides.php that offer insightful info and options for coping with many of the challenges people face. Mindfulness has been shown to be an effective means of coping with challenging situations in our lives in the short term and in the long term can effect lasting changes in our outlook on life. The Mindfulness Video Resource Library contains many short videos by experts and peers in the field of mindfulness using the Youtube website. No registration required to view. https://www.7cups.com/forum/MindfulnessSupportCommunity_106/ResourceLibrary_1062/ [https://www.7cups.com/forum/MindfulnessSupportCommunity_106/ResourceLibrary_1062/] Life Style Changes Many people are finding that they can make their situations more manageable by changes in their lives by creating new habits and abandoning old ones. If you want to try lifestyle changes in addition to seeking professional help, you might consider exercise, mindfulness, eating healthy moderate protein and low-carb diet, getting fresh air and either online or in real life social contact. Watch for more articles on life-style changes.
Please let me know a free and effective psychotherapeutic service. I'll be so grateful.
by cottagecorehut
Last post
 December 29th, 2021
...See more Help
Childhood Emotional Trauma
by PeterPan1973
Last post
 September 16th, 2021
...See more What is the most appropriate treatment option for childhood trauma? Does CBT help in tackling the same? 
What Resources/Threads are Most Useful?
by LisaMeighanMScGMBPsS
Last post
 July 20th, 2021
...See more Hello there! I hope you are all well and keeping safe. I wondered what resources/threads are most useful to you in this online sub-community? We want to make this space yours and continuously update it so it's welcoming, informative and engaging. Please let us know what you would like to see more of perhaps its therapist involvement, icebreaker threads that encourage you to contribute, fun topics, threads on mental health topics.... The space is yours and we look forward to your suggestions! Take care,
Supportive Psychotherapy
by Ren
Last post
 July 20th, 2021
...See more What is Supportive Psychotherapy? The primary goal of supportive psychotherapy is to strengthen the individual's ability to cope effectively with various life stressors. This is accomplished by: 1. Listening closely and actively 2. Showing genuine empathy 3. Helping clients have a better understanding of their current situation 4. Helping them explore the options available to them 5. Helping them find hope despite difficult circumstances 6. Reinforcing and strengthening their resilience to the challenges they face 7. Maintaining or building up their self-esteem 8. Encouraging them to share their feelings and thought Like most forms of psychotherapy, supportive psychotherapy is also geared towards reducing or alleviating symptoms of depression, anxiety, and other disorders. These qualities match active listening skills and is used by online therapists here at 7cups. Internet-based supportive psychotherapy is a type of supportive psychotherapy that is characterized by having a two-hour initial meeting between the individual and therapist, and then periodic and occasional study conducted by therapist through email and telephone. Who can Benefit from Supportive Psychotherapy? Supportive psychotherapy can be helpful to a wide range of individuals. However, it is especially ideal for the following types of individuals: 1. Those who are focused on surviving as opposed to self-actualizing (e.g. individuals with a chronic physical or mental illness and limited financial resources who are just trying to get through each day) 2. Individuals who are going through an acute crisis in their lives and doing their best to simply get through it 3. Individuals who currently lack a solid support system and are struggling to cope with a challenging situation 4. Individuals who would not respond well (e.g. it would cause more problems than it would be beneficial) to therapy designed to bring about any type of fundamental change In supportive psychotherapy, a very strong emphasis is placed on the relationship between therapist and individual. Therapists strive to make their clients feel supported, understood, and safe. This particular form of therapy is about as non-threatening as they come. Therapists dont poke and prod their clients for deeply personal information, or challenge or confront them as part of therapy. Instead, they work towards nurturing a warm, positive relationship with their clients. This, in turn, helps clients feel more inclined and comfortable working towards their treatment goals in collaboration with the therapist. How Supportive Psychotherapy Works: Supportive psychotherapy works by helping individuals make the necessary changes and tough decisions that will enable them to effectively cope with whatever challenging theyre facing. Challenges can include a wide range of things, such as the death of a loved one, a difficult life transition (e.g. getting divorced or changing jobs), dealing with a major setback, or learning to live with and manage a chronic physical or mental health condition. As with many other types of therapy, the process starts by encouraging the client to talk freely and openly about how he or she feels about and views the situation. A strong sense of trust in the therapist, including his or her ability to genuinely understand what the client is feeling, helps facilitate this process. That being said, its also important that therapy clients trust that the therapist believes in them. Benefits of Supportive Psychotherapy: Supportive psychotherapy offers many potential benefits for those who receive it. They include: 1. Greater flexibility 2. Improved coping skills 3. Increased adaptability to difficult events or situations 4. Improved self-esteem 5. Greater resilience 6. Increased emotional wellbeing and stability 7. Better relationships with others

What happens during therapy at 7 Cups Online Therapy? Read the thread by the therapist, Lisa !

Don't miss all the latest articles at Therapy Subcom! - Join the taglist here and see some of the best threads here all on one page.

The 7 Cups Therapy Subcom intends to be a resource for everyone in the community. Our resource page is here and you can sign-up for online therapy here www.7cups.com/online-therapy

This sub-community is grateful for the help of @LisaMeighanMBPsS (Director of Clinical Operations at 7 Cups), @amiablePeace77 (Community Mentor) and  @Soulsings (Ambassador supporting the 7 Cups therapy sub-community), and to provide information on 7 Cups therapy, Therapist AMAs and discussions involving therapy. 

Do you have any customer service-related issue? Please email support@7cups.com 

New to the therapy sub-com? Feel free to introduce yourself here   https://www.7cups.com/forum/7CupsOnlineTherapy_157/AnnouncementsandUpdates_2176/WelcometotheTherapistSubcommunityMay2021_247062/

Community Guidelines

7 Cups Online Therapy Community Forum Guidelines https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/Resources_2155/7CupsOnlineTherapyCommunityForumGuidelines_305800/

Read the 7 Cups Guidelines
Community Leaders
Community Mentor Leader
@LisaMeighanMScGMBPsS
@soulsings
Community Mentor / Teen Community Star
@amiablePeace77
Room Supporter
@adventurousBranch3786
Community Resources

Exciting New Video Option for online therapy at 7 Cups ? https://www.7cups.com/forum/therapy/General_2432/ExcitingNewFeaturefor7CupsOnlineTherapyandCoaching_319430/

Looking for a Therapist? Member Account only link to browse for a 7 Cups Online Therapist - Put in location to get issue information therapist covers    https://www.7cups.com/online-therapy/

Want to know when new posts are made? join the Taglist   https://www.7cups.com/forum/7CupsOnlineTherapy_157/AnnouncementsandUpdates_2176/JoinTheTaglistgetalertssoyoudonotmissanythinginTherapySubcom_269989/