Contact Headsync
You do not need to have it all worked out before you get in touch. A line saying you would like to talk to someone is enough to start with, and we will take it from there.
Get in touch
- Phone: [your phone number]
- Email: [your email address]
- Address: [your address, or say that sessions are online only]
[Add how quickly you usually reply, so people are not left wondering.]
When we are available
- [Day]: [hours]
- [Day]: [hours]
- [Day]: [hours]
[Note here whether you offer evening or weekend appointments — it is one of the first things people look for.]
If you need help right now
Headsync is not an emergency service and we cannot respond to urgent messages outside our working hours. If you need support straight away, please contact your GP, an urgent care service, or one of the crisis lines listed below.
[Add the crisis and out-of-hours services you want to signpost people to, with their current phone numbers. Please check these details are correct before publishing.]
Not sure what to say?
Most people are not. Something as short as “I would like to book a first session” or “I am not sure whether therapy is right for me” is a perfectly good message to send.