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Talk Your Heart Out's (TYHO) Fees

You may find our pricing guide below. We offer both introductory (half hour long) and regular sessions (one hour long). To make consistent progress, you may want to schedule sessions routinely.

Introductory Call

Single Session
(half hour) ₹700

Individual Therapy

Single Session
(one hour) ₹1500

Couples or Marriage Therapy

Single Session
(one hour) ₹2500

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Important Terms

Please keep the following terms and conditions in mind when using our platform:

  • Booking confirmation: Once you have completed payment, a booking confirmation email will be sent to you. If you do not see it in your inbox, please check your junk folder as well to ensure you have received this.
  • Late attendance: If you are more than 20 minutes late for your session, this will be deemed a non-refundable, no-show cancellation on your end.
  • Emergency contact details: Before your first session, we would require you to provide the emergency contact details of a someone you trust and feel safe with. They will only be contacted in the case where your safety is at risk.
  • Cancel / change your appointment date & time: We are unable to cancel or accept any changes to your appointment within 24 hours of your original appointment time. This is because our Therapists have blocked out time for your session, and no one else can book with them at such short notice. 

Frequently Asked Questions - Pricing

An introductory call is a half hour online (audio / video) session that serves as an opportunity for you to:

  • speak with your Therapist about your issues;
  • better understand their approach; and
  • decide if they are a good fit for you.

As different Therapists have different styles, it may take you a couple of tries to find out what you prefer and works for you. Hence, it is okay to schedule sessions with a few different Therapists before deciding on who you would like to work with over the long term. 

In the beginning, you can consider going to therapy once a week. Weekly sessions build consistency, which can be helpful for you when you first start therapy.

Attending sessions once a week improves one's emotional safety (Cameron, 2018) and allows one to establish trust and rapport with one's therapist (Hall, 2020).

This enables one to progress steadily and ensures that during sessions, time can be efficiently used to work through one’s issues, rather than spent updating the therapist about what has happened in the last few weeks. Furthermore, weekly check-ins reduce the likelihood of developing undesirable habits or becoming overwhelmed by unwanted thoughts and feelings.

Besides, recent findings show that after going for an average of 8 sessions (Foundation Psychology; Saxon et al., 2016), individuals experience the greatest relief from psychological distress and positive changes in their lives.

It is also worth noting that those who withdraw within or shortly after three sessions are less likely to achieve positive outcomes, as things usually begin to improve after the third session (Crago & Gardner, 2012).

Nonetheless, therapy is a commitment of both your time and money. It may be best to discuss with your Therapist and develop a plan or routine that suits you. 

Helpful Links and Resources

Some useful links and resources:

  1. What is Therapy and Different Types of Therapy – learn more about how therapy works here
  2. Counselling Session – What to Expect and How to Prepare 
  3. Reviews for our Therapists
  4. FAQs for further information

If you are in crisis, or another person may be in danger, do not use this site. We are not a medical service or suicide prevention helpline. If you are feeling suicidal, please call a suicide prevention helpline or seek medical help immediately instead.

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