It’s Complicated is Europe’s fastest-growing mental health platform, dedicated to connecting you with the right therapist, psychologist, or coach. We offer counselling sessions online and in-person, available in over 60 languages, with no waiting times.
Available languages
The practitioners listed on It's Complicated offer mental health support in more than 60 different languages. You can browse the complete list of available languages here and/or use the language filter to find practitioners who speak your preferred language.
The practitioners listed on It's Complicated offer a diverse range of therapeutic approaches to cater to individual needs. You can explore the complete list of available approaches here and/or use the approach filter in the directory to find practitioners specializing in your preferred method.
The difference between the approaches offered on It's Complicated, such counselling and psychotherapy, varies depending on the country you reside in, as definitions and regulations can differ significantly. In Germany, for example, the distinction is based on specific legal and professional frameworks, which are explained in more detail here. It’s important to familiarize yourself with the terminology and regulations in your own country around the different approaches to understand how they apply to your situation.
Practitioner qualifications
The practitioners listed on It’s Complicated have all provided evidence of a qualification, either a university diploma or certificate from a relevant organisation. If you have questions about the practitioner's right to practise in your country, please ask the practitioner directly or contact your local regulatory body.
Acute crisis or emergency situations
If you're experiencing a mental health or medical emergency — such as severe emotional distress, acute suicidal thoughts, hallucinations or similar — It’s Complicated is not suitable for immediate help. In such situations, please contact local emergency services or reach out to one of the organizations listed on our Emergency Resources support page. These services are free, confidential, and specifically designed to support people in urgent need.