Our multilingual therapists break down communication barriers and provide support tailored to your emotional and cultural needs, so you feel truly heard and understood.
Access therapy wherever you are, with flexible options for online or in-person sessions. Whether you prefer the comfort of your home or a safe and welcoming space, we adapt to your lifestyle.
Talk one-on-one with our Clinical Director or a psychologist from her onboarding team, who will hand-pick the therapist best suited to your needs, preferences and language. No automated questionnaires or impersonal chats.
We believe that supporting mental health within educational institutions is not just an added service, it is an essential part of student wellbeing. That’s why we offer tailored psychological support for educational institutions that want to care for the emotional health of their students. Whether through a dedicated counseling desk or a structured partnership for reimbursable therapy sessions, Therapsy provides accessible, multilingual support for students in Italy.

A professional therapist from our team is assigned to your institution to manage psychological support requests. Sessions are held in-person and online, offering privacy, flexibility, and quick access to care.

Therapsy becomes your official mental health partner. Students can access therapy knowing their sessions may be reimbursed by the institution.

Our team includes therapists with expertise in working with adolescents, young adults, and professionals, for age-appropriate, culturally sensitive care in multiple languages.

Therapsy provides evidence-based psychological care, backed by clinical supervision, continuous training and structured methods, with safety and quality at the centre.




Every therapy starts with you: we combine evidence-based approaches with the clinical experience of our therapists, and tailor the work to your needs. We do it with empathy, in a space where you can speak freely without being judged.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is one of the most widely studied forms of therapy, and international guidelines, such as those of the UK’s NICE, recommend it for anxiety and depression. It starts from the idea that what makes us suffer is often not the situation itself, but how we interpret it: thoughts, emotions and behaviors influence each other. In therapy you learn to recognize the thoughts and patterns that keep the distress going, and to replace them with more helpful ones.

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a therapy for trauma, included in the World Health Organization’s 2013 guidelines among the recommended therapies for post-traumatic stress disorder in adults and children. While you recall a painful memory, the therapist guides you through eye movements or other forms of bilateral stimulation, with the aim of making the memory less distressing. It can be used for single traumatic events as well as for difficult experiences from childhood, often as part of a broader course of therapy.

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) was developed by the psychologist Albert Ellis in the 1950s, and is one of the first forms of cognitive-behavioral therapy. It is a practical, action-oriented approach: it helps you identify rigid, irrational beliefs (“I must never fail”, “I can’t stand this”), question them and replace them with more flexible ones. It is used, among other things, for anxiety, anger and depression.

Schema Therapy, developed by the psychologist Jeffrey Young, works on schemas: deep beliefs about ourselves and others that we start forming in childhood, for example “I must always be perfect” or “I can’t trust anyone”. When these beliefs are rigid, they can fuel anxiety, low self-esteem and difficult relationships. Through techniques such as imagery work, therapy helps you gradually loosen their hold and build healthier ways of coping.

Mindfulness means paying attention to what you feel and experience in the present moment, with curiosity and without judgment. In therapy it is practiced through breathing and attention exercises that aim to help you step out of worry and rumination. Group programmes such as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy are included in the UK NICE guidelines on depression.

Sometimes it is useful to start with a psychodiagnostic assessment, a separate service of three sessions with a psychologist. Through clinical interviews and validated psychological tests, it helps you understand what you are going through, which resources you already have and which ones to strengthen. It is a psychological assessment, not a medical certificate, and the result is a clearer picture and a therapy plan built around you.
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Have a free conversation with our Clinical Director or her onboarding team, who will take the time to understand your needs, preferences and language. Based on this, we match you with the therapist who best fits your goals and personality.
The numbers behind the work.
Our patients tell us how they feel, here’s what they say.
Therapsy offers two flexible models for educational institutions: a dedicated counseling desk, online or in person, with one of our therapists assigned to your students, or a structured partnership where students can request reimbursable therapy sessions. Both models are managed by multilingual professionals experienced in academic and youth mental health, with strict confidentiality.
Yes. The institution pays for the service, but what is said in sessions stays between the student and the therapist, who is bound by professional secrecy. Schools and universities never receive identifiable information about who used the service or what was discussed. They typically receive only aggregate usage statistics for budgeting and program evaluation.
Yes. With international students often coming from diverse linguistic backgrounds, multilingual access is one of Therapsy’s core advantages. Students can book sessions in any of our 14 languages (Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Russian, Greek, Arabic, Urdu, Hebrew, Hindi, and Persian (Farsi)), online to fit class schedules. This is particularly valuable for international student offices serving global cohorts.
Email us at info@therapsy.it to start. We’ll schedule an introductory call to understand your student body size, languages most needed, and goals, then propose a tailored model. We’ve worked with universities, language schools, and international student programs – we can structure something that fits your operational and budget realities.
Leave your contact details and we’ll get in touch to schedule your session. We’re here to help you take the first step!