Mindler is a digital healthcare provider. We provide online therapy via our app where patients can book appointments to speak to highly trained psychologists.

How do I use Mindler?

Using Mindler is easy, just follow these four simple steps. First, download the app for free on either App Store or Google Play, depending on your smartphone. Then, create an account and choose which psychologist you’d like to speak to. All available times will be listed in the app, so choose the time that suits you best. Once it’s time for your appointment, your psychologist will contact you in the app, so make sure you’re logged in on your phone and ready to begin in plenty of time. During your first appointment, your psychologist will make an assessment and will then discuss possible treatment options with you. Please note, you can only book an appointment for yourself, you cannot book on behalf of someone else. Mindler is not a crisis service. If you have strong thoughts, plans or intent to end your life, or to harm yourself or others in any way, please call 999.

How much does it cost to use Mindler?

Each session at Mindler costs £90.

How do I pay for my session?

When you have chosen your psychologist and time, the next step is to pay for your session. You can pay with either a promo code or by credit card. Please note that your booking will be cancelled if not paid within 15 minutes.

How long is a session at Mindler?

One session at Mindler is 50 minutes long. At Mindler, we follow a blended treatment model, meaning that patients continue their treatment outside of sessions through completing ‘homework’ assignments in the form of self-help programmes in the app.

Are CBT programmes and self-help programmes the same thing?

Yes, when referring to self-help programmes at Mindler, we’re referring to CBT programmes. We have several CBT programmes available on the app, focusing on various different diagnoses such as depression, anxiety, stress and many more. The CBT programmes consist of exercises that can be completed either by the patient individually or with the help of a psychologist.

iCBT referrs to our self-help programmes, which focus on a variety of different diagnoses. All self-help programmes are available on the app.

How do I get access to self-help programmes?

To get access to our self-help programmes, all you need to do is book in an appointment with one of our psychologists.

How much does it cost to access Mindler’s self-help programmes?

Once patients have completed their first appointment with a psychologist, they get access to our self-help programmes. There’s no extra charge to access the programmes once a patient has had their first appointment with a psychologist.

What does the price of a single session include?

The price of a single session includes one 50-minute session with a highly trained psychologist and access to our self-help programmes.

What is blended treatment?

Blended treatment is the combination of 50-minute video call sessions with a Mindler psychologist and self-help programmes, which can be completed by the patient in their own time on the Mindler app. The self-help programmes consist of exercises created to help the patient continue their treatment outside of sessions. These can be completed either individually or with help of the psychologist.

Who are our psychologists at Mindler?

All psychologists on the Mindler website and app are employed by Mindler. None of our psychologists are consultants.

How do I choose my psychologist?

All psychologists are listed on our website and app. There are different filters you can choose from to narrow down your selection to the psychologist best suited for you. You are in full control over whom you speak to, and you can choose to either change psychologist or stick with the same one throughout your treatment.

Do you assign psychologists to patients?

No, at Mindler the patient has full control over whom they’d like to speak to. We will recommend psychologists to you based on your preferences, but it’s ultimately up to you who you book an appointment with.

Can I use Mindler abroad?

Yes, you can use Mindler wherever you are, as long as you have access to an internet connection that supports video and audio. Please note although you can access Mindler abroad, for example when you are on holiday or on a business trip, you still have to be a UK resident and be registered with a GP in the UK.

Who do I turn to if I have any complaints?

Should you have any complaints or feedback please contact info@mindler.co.uk or send your message to “Support Center” in the app.

How do I get in touch with support?

Please contact our Customer Success team by sending an email to info@mindler.co.uk or via Support Center in the Mindler app. You can also use the “Help” button on this page.

Mindler can be used by anyone aged 18 or over.

How many sessions can I have?

All Vitality clients are authorised to have 8 sessions with a psychologist at Mindler. Depending on your policy type, your psychologist can request more sessions if there is a clinical need as part of your treatment. Please check your Member Zone account on the Vitality portal for more details on your cover or contact Vitality directly if you have any questions.

What is your cancellation policy?

You can cancel your session up to 24 hours in advance and re-book it for another time. If you cancel within 24 hours or do not log in to join your session, you may be liable to pay the session fee. Mindler can only invoice Vitality for completed sessions that you attend.

How do I pay my excess?

After each session has been completed, Mindler will submit an invoice to Vitality. If you have an excess on your policy, you will be liable to pay in contribution to your claim. You will receive an updated statement for every session in your Member Zone account on the Vitality portal. If you are liable to pay in full or part towards a session, Mindler will send you an invoice with details of how to pay.

List of phobias - Mindler United Kingdom

Name of phobia	What does that mean?
Ablutophobia	To be afraid of washing.
Acerophobia	To be afraid of sour tastes
Achluophobia	To be afraid of darkness, darkness.
Aerophobia	To be afraid of flight phobia.
Agateophobia	To be afraid of madness.
Agliophobia	To be afraid of pain.
Agrizoofobi	To be afraid of wild animals.
Agyrophobia	To be afraid of crossing streets.
Ailurophobia	To be afraid of cats.
Albuminurophobia	To be afraid of kidney disease.
Alektorophobia	To be afraid of chickens.
Algophobia	To be afraid of pain.
Alliumphobia	To be afraid of garlic.
Altophobia	To be afraid of heights.
Amaxophobia	To be afraid of car travel.
androphobia	To be afraid of men.
Anemophobia	To be afraid of wind.
Anginophobia	To be afraid of suffocation / Angina.
Anglophobia	To be afraid of England and / or something English.
Angrophobia	To be afraid of anger, to get angry.
Antlofobi	To be afraid of floods.
Apeirophobia	To be afraid of infinity.
Apiphobic	To be afraid of bees
Apotemnophobia	To be afraid of amputated, people with amputations
Astrophobia	To be afraid of the heavenly room.
Ataxiophobia	To be afraid of lack of muscular coordination.
Ataxophobia	To be afraid of disorder, To be afraid of disorder.
Atelophobia	To be afraid of imperfection.
Atephobia	To be afraid of ruin or ruins.
Athazagorafobi	To be afraid of being forgotten or ignored.
Atomosofobi	To be afraid of atomic explosions.
Aurophobia	To be afraid of gold.
Autodysomophobia	To be afraid of bad smells, smelly people.
Automysophobia	To be afraid of getting dirty.
Autophobia	To be afraid of loneliness / abandoned
Bacillophobia	To be afraid of microbes.
Ballistofobi	To be afraid of missiles, bullets.
Barophobia	To be afraid of gravity.
Batophobia	To be afraid of depth.
Batophobia	To be afraid of depth.
Belonephobia	To be afraid of needles, To be afraid of pointed objects.
Bibliophobia	To be afraid of books.
Blennophobia	To be afraid of mucus.
Botanophobia	To be afraid of plants.
Brontophobia	To be afraid of thunder and lightning.
Bufonophobia	To be afraid of toads.
Catagelophobia	To be afraid of being ridiculed.
Chaetophobia	To be afraid of hair.
Cherophobia	To be afraid of fun, merriment.
Chionophobia	To be afraid of snow.
Chiraptophobia	To be afraid of being affected.
Chorophobia	To be afraid to dance.
Cibophobia	Being afraid of food phobia.
Kleptophobia	To be afraid of stealing.
Cnidophobia	To be afraid of stings.
Coitophobia	To be afraid of sex phobia.
Cynophobia	To be afraid of dogs.
Decidophobia	To be afraid of making decisions.
Deipnophobia	Being afraid to eat dinner.
dementophobia	To be afraid of madness.
Demophobia	To be afraid of crowds or people.
Dendrophobia	Being afraid of tree phobia.
Dentophobia	To be afraid of dentists, dental care.
Dextrophobia	To be afraid of objects on the right side of the body.
Diabetophobia	To be afraid of diabetes.
Didaskaleinophobia	To be afraid to go to school.
Dikephobia	To be afraid of justice.
Dinophobia	To be afraid of dizziness or whirlpools.
Dipsophobia	Being afraid to drink alcohol.
Dishabiliophobia	To be afraid to undress in front of someone.
Domatophobia	To be afraid of houses.
Dorafobi	To be afraid of fur.
Doxophobia	To be afraid of being praised, to express an opinion.
Dromophobia	To be afraid to cross the street.
Eleutherophobia	To be afraid of freedom.
Elurophobia	To be afraid of cats.
Emetophobia	To be afraid of vomiting, vomiting.
Enetophobia	To be afraid of pins.
Entomophobia	To be afraid of insects, insects, flying insects.
Eosofobi	To be afraid of dawn, daylight.
Epistaxiophobia	To be afraid of nosebleeds.
Epistemophobia	To be afraid of knowledge.
Frigophobia	To be afraid of cold, all cold.
Gamophobia	To be afraid of commitment, To be afraid of marriage.
Geliophobia	To be afraid of laughter.
Gelotophobia	To be afraid of being laughed at.
Geniophobia	Fear of chins.
Genophobia	Fear of sex.
Genophobia	To be afraid of the knees.
Germanophobia	To be afraid of Germany or something German.
Gerontophobia	To be afraid of old people, to grow old.
Glossophobia	To be afraid to speak in front of an audience.
Gnosiophobia	To be afraid of knowledge.
Gymnophobia	To be afraid of nudity.
Hadephobia	To be afraid of hell.
Hagiophobia	To be afraid of saints.
Hamartophobia	Fear or sense, sin.
Harpaxophobia	To be afraid of being robbed.
Hedonophobia	To be afraid of feeling pleasure
Heliophobia	To be afraid of the sun, the sun.
Herpetophobia	To be afraid of reptiles.
heterophobia	To be afraid of the opposite sex.
Hierophobia	To be afraid of priests.
Hodophobia	To be afraid of road trips.
Homilophobia	To be afraid of preaching.
Hominophobia	Fear of men.
Homophobia	To be afraid of homosexuals, homosexuality.
Hoplofobi	To be afraid of firearms.
Hydrophobia	To be afraid of water.
Hygrophobia	To be afraid of liquid, moisture.
Hylefobi	To be afraid of materialism.
Hylofobi	To be afraid of forests.
Hypnophobia	To be afraid of sleep, to be hypnotized.
Illyngophobia	To be afraid of dizziness.
Iophobia	To be afraid of poison.
Isolophobia	To be afraid of loneliness, to be alone.
Isopterophobia	To be afraid of termites, wood-eating insects.
Japanophobia	To be afraid of Japan, all Japanese.
Judeophobia	To be afraid of Jews.
Catagelophobia	To be afraid of being ridiculed.
Catharsidophobia	To be afraid of cockroaches.
Kenophobia	To be afraid of empty spaces.
Kleptophobia	To be afraid of stealing.
Koinonifobi	To be afraid of space.
Colpophobia	To be afraid of genitals, especially women.
Koniophobia	To be afraid of dust.
Kopophobia	To be afraid of fatigue or exhaustion.
Cosmicophobia	To be afraid of cosmic phenomena.
Kymophobi	To be afraid of waves.
Kynophobia	To be afraid of rabies.
Leukophobia	To be afraid of white.
Levophobia	To be afraid of objects on the left side of the body.
Ligyrophobia	To be afraid of loud noises.
Limnophobia	To be afraid of lakes.
Linonophobia	To be afraid of string.
Lockiophobia	To be afraid of childbirth.
Logophobia	To be afraid of words.
Luifobi	To be afraid of syphilis.
Lutrafobi	To be afraid of otters.
Lygophobia	To be afraid of darkness, darkness, twilight.
Lysophobia	To be afraid of going crazy.
Maieusiophobia	To be afraid of childbirth.
Mastigophobia	To be afraid of whips, punishment.
Megalophobia	To be afraid of big things.
Melanophobia	To be afraid of black.
Melissophobia	To be afraid of bees.
Melophobia	To be afraid of music.
Menophobia	Fear of menstruation.
Metallophobia	To be afraid of metal.
meteorophobia	To be afraid of meteors.
Metrophobia	To be afraid of poetry.
Mnemophobia	To be afraid of memories.
Monophobia	To be afraid of loneliness.
Mottephobia	To be afraid of moths.
Myxophobia	To be afraid of mucus.
Nebulaphobia	To be afraid of fog.
Nelophobia	To be afraid of glass.
Neophobia	To be afraid of something new.
Nomatophobia	To be afraid of names.
Nudophobia	To be afraid of nudity.
Numerophobia	To be afraid of numbers.
Obesophobia	To be afraid of obesity.
Obesophobia	To be afraid of obesity.
Ochlofobi	To be afraid of crowds, mob-like.
Ochophobia	To be afraid of vehicles.
Octophobia	To be afraid of eight.
odontophobia	To be afraid of dental care.
Oikophobia	To be afraid of the home.
Ombrophobia	To be afraid of rain.
Onomatophobia	To be afraid of words, a certain word.
Optophobia	To be afraid to open your eyes.
Pedophobia	To be afraid of children or childhood.
Pagophobia	To be afraid of ice or frost.
Papyrophobia	To be afraid of paper.
Paraphobia	To be afraid of sexual perversion.
Parasitophobia	To be afraid of parasites.
Peccatophobia	To be afraid of sinning.
Pediophobia	To be afraid of dolls.
Pedophobia	To be afraid of children or childhood.
Peladophobia	To be afraid of naked people.
Peniaphobia	To be afraid of poverty.
Plutophobia	To be afraid of wealth.
Pluviophobia	To be afraid of rain, to be rained.
Poinephobia	To be afraid of punishment.
Polyphobia	To be afraid of many things.
Ponophobia	To be afraid of overwork, pain.
Potamophobia	To be afraid of running water.
Potophobia	Being afraid to drink alcohol.
Prosophobia	To be afraid of progress.
Psellismophobia	To be afraid of stuttering.
Pyrexiophobia	To be afraid of fever.
Pyrophobia	To be afraid of fire.
Ranidaphobia	To be afraid of frogs.
Rhypophobia	To be afraid of feces.
Rhytiphobia	To be afraid of getting wrinkles.
Rupophobia	To be afraid of dirt.
Russophobia	To be afraid of Russians, all Russian.
Selachophobia	To be afraid of sharks.
Selafobi	Being afraid of light flashes.
Selenophobia	To be afraid of the moon.
Seplofobi	To be afraid of rotting matter.
Sexophobia	To be afraid of the opposite sex.
Siderophobia	To be afraid of stars.
Sinistrophobia	To be afraid of left-handedness or things to the left.
Synophobia	To be afraid of China, all Chinese.
sociophobia	To be afraid of social gatherings.
Soteriophobia	To be afraid of being dependent on others.
Staurophobia	To be afraid of crosses, crucifix.
Stenophobia	To be afraid of cramped places.
Surifobi	To be afraid of mice.
Symbolophobia	To be afraid of symbolism.
Symmetrophobia	To be afraid of symmetry.
Syngenesophobia	To be afraid of relatives.
Tapinophobia	To be afraid of becoming contagious.
Taurophobia	To be afraid of bulls.
Teratophobia	To be afraid of giving birth to a deformed child.
Testophobia	To be afraid to take samples.
Teutophobia	To be afraid of Germans, all German.
Textophobia	To be afraid of fabrics, materials.
Thalassophobia	To be afraid of the sea.
Tomophobia	To be afraid of surgery, surgeries.
Topophobia	To be afraid of specific places or situations, stage fright.
Traumatophobia	To be afraid of injury.
Tremophobia	To be afraid of trembling.
Triskaidekafobi	To be afraid of the number 13.
Tropophobia	To be afraid of change.
Trypanophobia	To be afraid of injections, needles.
Urophobia	To be afraid of urine.
Vaccinophobia	To be afraid of vaccinations.
verbophobia	To be afraid of words.
Verminophobia	To be afraid of bacteria.
Vestiphobia	To be afraid of clothes.
Virginitifobi	To be afraid of rape.
Wiccafobi	To be afraid of witchcraft.
Xenoglossophobia	To be afraid of foreign languages.
Xerophobia	To be afraid of dryness.
Xylofobi	To be afraid of wood.
Xyrophobia	To be afraid of razors.
Zelophobia	To be afraid of jealousy.
Zeusophobia	To be afraid of god, gods.
Zoophobia	To be afraid of animals.

Last updated on: 2022.03.03

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