Dr-Julian | Who We Serve

NHS England

Over 6 million people can access the Dr-Julian service for free via the NHS, either by GP referral or by referring themselves directly via their local 'Improving Access to Psychological Therapies' (IAPT) service.

TogetherAll

TogetherAll provide mental health and well-being support to armed forces personnel, veterans and their families as well as some employers, universities and colleges. They use our services for online therapy.

Your Employer or Healthcare Provider

Your employer or Healthcare provider may provide access to our services via an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) or Private Medical Insurance cover.

Pay-as-you-go

We offer a pay-as-you-go service to anyone who is not able to access our services via any of our partners (excluding people resident in the United States of America or Canada - see Terms).

How Dr-Julian Works

It's so simple to use

STEP 2

Find a Therapist

Search for a therapist using our ‘Match Me’ filters or select your therapist by name.

STEP 1

Begin your journey by completing a simple registration form

Get Started

STEP 3

Book Appointment

Select your appointment time and click ‘Proceed to Booking Basket’. Enter any information you feel would be helpful for your therapist, select your preferred appointment type and click ‘Confirm’ to book.

STEP 4

Have Your Appointment

Clinical Excellence

At Dr-Julian we want to improve quality of life for as many people as possible. This means that we strive for excellence in everything that we do.

We ensure all our therapists have the necessary skills, qualifications and experience to deliver high quality and effective therapeutic care, in order to facilitate and achieve positive outcomes for all our service users.

We pride ourselves on quality patient care practices and the positive feedback we receive. We continuously develop, innovate and expand our service for the needs of our patients and referrers.

Standards and Ethics

Our clinical team operates under Best Practice Guidance in accordance with clinical standards and ethics stipulated by the following regulatory bodies (as applicable):

National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE)

Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) national framework

British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP)

British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)

United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP)

British Psychological Society (BPS)

Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)

Our Therapists

We ensure all our therapists possess qualifications and accreditations relevant to the therapeutic modality they provide to our patients, and they are fully vetted and regularly supervised. Most are experienced in dealing with the more common conditions such as stress, anxiety and depression. In addition, many of them have developed expertise in specialist areas and these can be found by using the selection filters (in addition to language, therapy type and medium options) when booking an appointment.

Our therapists can help you using a number of different therapy types.

Governance

At Dr-Julian we take every action necessary to ensure that we are delivering best practice for the purposes of Quality Assurance. We also take every action necessary to ensure the efficacy and safety of all our clinical practices that either directly or indirectly affect patient care.

In addition to Therapeutic ethics and standards, all Therapists within Dr-Julian must operate to standards complicit with all policies and procedures stipulated within Dr-Julian, for the safety of themselves and their patients.

All therapists are clinically supervised, performance monitored, and regularly audited to ensure that all our service users receive a safe, effective, and quality package of care.

Confidentiality

Trust in your therapist and the security of the information we keep about you is critically important. We hold all your information in a secure platform and do NOT record any of your therapist conversations. We do however keep a record of your session for continuity purposes for your therapist.

There are very few situations in which confidentiality would need to be broken and in most cases you would be in control of that decision. However, exceptions can be made when it is believed that you or a third party could be at risk of serious harm. You can find more detail about this in our Privacy Policy.

Who We Serve