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It gets much better from here.
Therapy and medication in one place. Our mental health specialists are here to listen and help you develop strategies for better mental health, while our medical clinicians prescribe the right medication.
Free assessment
Fill out a quick online assessment to see if mental health treatment through Myya is right for you. This will only take 3-5 minutes.
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See your results
Get a personalised treatment recommendation. This can include therapy, medication or both.
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Then schedule a video visit with a clinician.
1-1 Video session
Connect with your clinician, they will listen and evaluate your symptoms and, if appropriate, prescribe medication and/or refer you to counselling or talking therapies.
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If you need a referral to a private psychiatrist or NHS mental health, we can do that too.
Treatment plan
Your prescription will be sent to a local pharmacy of your choice. Every three months we'll remind you to book a follow-up video visit, and you can message your clinician any time.
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Mental Health Specialist video visit - £55
Medical Clinician video visit - £65
*Price includes the prescription but not
the cost of the medication.
We don't prescribe controlled medications. For a list of our treatments see here.
Please note, this service is only suitable for treating mild to moderate depression or anxiety.
If you need help for other mental health disorders, please speak to your GP.
Anytime messaging.
Get all the virtual follow-ups you need to make sure your medication is working, ask questions or just check in to see how you’re doing.
Talking therapy.
Counselling or therapy plays a key role in improving mental health for many people. That might mean therapy on its own or perhaps alongside medication.
If you would benefit from therapy, Myya can help.
If you find yourself in an emergency situation with thoughts of wanting to harm yourself or others please call please call 111, speak to your GP or the Samaritans on 116 123, or text Shout on 85258.