All self-checks

Online therapy & counselling for stress

When the pressure won’t let up.

Affordable, open-ended therapy for stress and overwhelm. A weekly hour that’s yours, to catch your breath and steady yourself.

You might recognise
A constant sense of too much to do
Difficulty winding down or sleeping
Short fuse, tension, or headaches
Feeling stretched past what you can control
Bracing for the next thing to go wrong
Never quite able to switch off

Physical symptoms are always worth checking with your GP too, just in case there’s a physical cause.

The stress self-check

How much is stress weighing on you?

A short reflective check, written by Hora. It won’t diagnose anything, but it can help you see how much pressure you’re carrying.

Private by design: your answers stay in your browser. We don’t see, save or track them, and nothing here is linked to you.

Over the last two weeks, how often have you felt…

1. As though the demands on you outstripped what you could give
2. Wound up, with your body slow to settle
3. That the list kept growing however much you got through
4. Braced for the next thing to go wrong
5. Short-tempered with people who didn’t deserve it
6. Unable to properly rest, even when there was time to

A reflective check written by Hora: a signpost, not a diagnosis.

How it works

Three steps to get you started:

1

An assessment

A 25-minute assessment with an experienced clinician, to understand what you need and find the right fit.

2

Choose your therapist

Straight after your assessment, you’re sent a selection of therapist profiles to browse, each with their own specialisms and interests. You choose who you’d like to work with, and begin soon after, with no long wait for your first session.

3

A weekly hour

Open-ended weekly sessions online, at the same time each week, held just for you. No contract and no minimum commitment, so you stay for as long as it helps.

£26 for your first assessment, then £40 a session. No membership and no minimum commitment.

How Hora helps with stress

A place to put some of it down.

Your therapist is equipped to understand what’s driving the stress, and help you carry it differently. The same steady hour, every week, held for as long as it helps.

Good to know

Common questions

They overlap but aren’t identical. Stress is usually a response to external pressure and tends to ease when the pressure lifts; anxiety can persist even when things are objectively fine. Chronic stress can tip into anxiety or low mood, which is one reason it’s worth addressing early. At assessment we can help make sense of what’s going on for you.

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