How to connect a person online with a therapist?

I believe in order to be connected with a therapist they have to go to the therapy option themselves and choose which therapist they may need. But I'm a crisis situation you can refer them anonomously by clicking refer and then you will be asked if you want to refer them and it'll be taken care of after that. But to a general therapist to assist with a non crisis situation like I mentioned previously they may have to pick and choose on their own but you can tell them how to find a therapist. Best of luck to you.

I think we have a referral button in the chat window or you could send them a direct link to 7cups online therapy /therapist search. But before you should ask them if they want therapy at all, consider with them whether online or local therapy would be better for them. If they want to try online therapy explain them our concept where for 150 USD a month they can send as many messages as they want to a therapist who will respond with one message in 24 hours. Make them aware that they won't have live chats and if they are interested and feel like they can afford it you can forward them to our offer.

Thanks for reaching out! If you are a member, below the 1-on-1-Chat section you will see four options. Click the option with the green box (Chat with a Licensed Therapist. This can also be located through google search if you are struggling to find the page (How do I find a licensed therapist to talk to one 7 cups). You are welcome to also connect with a listener and they can refer you if you are unsure! If you are a listener and a member has requested a therapist or have spoken about crisis issues, there will be a refer button below the chat bars on your chat page, to the left of your current chat with the member. If you are struggling you can ask in a listener support group chat or forum!

There are a lot of therapists who offer therapy online. You can immediately connect on 7 Cups with one. If you want to discover other options and be completely sure before you choose your therapist you can search for therapists online and assess by their reviews if you want to seek therapy from them. If money is the issue, there are a lot of therapists who are willing to give discounts or therapy at subsidized rates so that is one option that you might want to take. You can also share your apprehensions with a therapist and see if they are wiling to offer one free session so that you can decide if you are comfortable seeking therapy from them.

Hi, you could recommend they browse through the therapists on 7cups using the link here https://www.7cups.com/therapists/search.php or they could ask their doctor for a referral or check google to search for therapists in their area if they want to see a therapist in person. They could also ask friends for referrals if they feel comfortable asking. It can help to also think about what they are wanting in a therapist, and looking at therapist websites to see what they offer e.g. do they want someone who deals with trauma, or with grief counseling or with anxiety etc. then check the therapists websites to see if these are services they provide

All you have to do is during your chat on a computer, click "Refer to a Therapist" to the left of the chat. On another device you would have to look for the "Refer to a Therapist" option elsewhere, as it does not appear in the same location using iPad and presumably the same for other mobile devices that listeners use. There are other platforms, but those are blocked in 7cups when you try to type them in a message to a member. You should remind them that you are willing to keep chatting to them, but that therapy might provide greater benefits to them.

There are many ways to do it but one is through the 7cups "referral click". Otherwise, you can check online for therapists near the person in need. It is important to note as well that when the success of a therapy is also indicative of the fitness of a therapist and the client to one another. Therefore, try to check the type of psychotherapy or counseling the therapist is doing as well as reviews. This way, the person is more comfortable to open up and work with the therapist. Once you have all necessary information, you can give to the person in need and either you or the person can contact the therapist to book a session.

7Cups actually has online therapists available, as well as many other options for you. You can always start by looking here.... https://www.7cups.com/online-therapy/ It can be very beneficial to you. The 7Cups therapists are here for you, just as listeners are. Since a listener cannot give advice, sometimes a Therapist is truly needed. The therapists on 7cups are experienced, licensed therapist and are completely confidential & HIPAA-compliant. There are many benefits to online therapy. It's convenient, it's affordable, it helps with the spread of Covid, and it is proven to be just as effective as therapy done in person. I hope this helps!

First, go about it with an open mind. Understand a person's unique relationship to the idea of therapy, and make sure to let them know that you support them all the way. Make sure to remind them that mental health is not something to be ashamed of, and is instead something to nurture as one would an injury anywhere else on the body. Then, tell them that seeing a therapist is something you believe will help them, ensuring that you're telling them this and it is something that is in their very best and most authentic interest.

recommending therapy to a member of 7 Cups might be necessary if you believe that the 7 Cups member needs extra emotional help that cannot be provided by you, the listener. therapists are available on the 7 Cups website and app platforms, that is the first suggestion i would make to a member. therapy is something that requires people to individually accept that they need help managing their emotions. emotional and mental hygiene are and should be considered very important parts of every person's daily lives. having the humility and virtue to accept one's emotional needs is the first step.