About Men's Therapy Hub

We built this because men weren't getting the therapy they needed.

A directory and resource hub built for men — by a therapist and former journalist who has spent a decade writing about men's mental health, and a clinical psychologist who has spent a decade treating it.

75%: of UK suicides are men.
¼: of therapists are men — and fewer than a third of clients.
1: directory built around that gap.

Our mission

Men, back on both sides of the sofa.

Men were once at the forefront of psychotherapy — today they make up around a quarter of therapists and fewer than a third of clients. More men are seeking help than ever, but dropout rates are high, often because they feel misunderstood. Our mission is twofold: to get more men into therapy — as clients and as therapists — and to build a space where men feel confident having meaningful, life-changing conversations with other men.

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About our therapists

A specialist directory built to make male therapists visible. Every practitioner is registered with a PSA-accredited body or HCPC-regulated — your assurance they're properly qualified and bound by a professional code.

Our story

Our logo is three mountains side by side — the client, the therapist and the supervisor, standing together. Healing happens through connection, not in isolation. Here's how we got here.

The people behind it

Our team

A therapist who spends his days talking to men about why they don't get help, a clinical psychologist treating the ones who do, and the design behind the experience.

Founder · Editorial

Chris Hemmings

Most men don't need a wellness app. They need a therapist they can actually picture themselves in a room with.

Chris is a psychotherapist (BACP), coach and public speaker who works only with male clients, and a former BBC journalist. He founded Men's Therapy Hub after a decade supporting men and boys through M-Path in the UK and Handlemodeller in Scandinavia. His 2017 book Be A Man: How Macho Culture Damages Us and How to Escape It explored the pressures men face — and reinforced his mission to change how men engage with their emotional lives.

Psychotherapist · BACPFormer BBC journalistAuthor, Be A Man

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Clinical Psychologist · US Lead

Jett Stone, PhD

A licensed clinical psychologist practising in Connecticut and New York, Jett leads Men's Therapy Hub's US expansion. He works with men on anxiety, overthinking, work stress and relationships, and is a regular voice on men's mental health in CNN, The New York Times and The Guardian. Author of Quiet Your Mind: A Men's Guide.

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UX Design

Tobias Strollo

Tobias designs the Men's Therapy Hub experience — keeping the journey from first click to first session clear and unintimidating.

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Proud supporters of

Standing with men's mental health charities

We donate 10% of our subscriptions to four UK charities working on the frontline of men's mental health.

It's Okay To Talk

Encouraging men to open up and break the silence around mental health.

Men's Minds Matter

Suicide prevention and psychological support designed for men.

ManKind Initiative

Support for male victims of domestic abuse across the UK.

James' Place

Free, life-saving treatment for men in suicidal crisis.

Be part of it

Join us

If you're a man looking for therapy, a therapist or supervisor who wants to join our directory, or someone who simply believes in the importance of men's mental health — we invite you to be part of this journey with us.

Together, we can change the narrative around therapy for men — one conversation, one session and one breakthrough at a time.

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Press, partnerships or questions: support@menstherapyhub.co.uk

Therapy for men, by men

Why a directory built only for men matters

Men's Therapy Hub is a specialist directory created to highlight and support male therapists and supervisors. Representation matters: for many men, simply knowing that male therapists are out there makes therapy feel like a space where they can belong. Yet men remain significantly under-represented, and that imbalance can make it harder for male clients to find someone they feel comfortable opening up to.

Every therapist listed is registered with a professional body accredited by the Professional Standards Authority (PSA), or regulated by a statutory body such as the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). That registration is your assurance they are appropriately qualified, bound by a code of ethics and committed to ongoing supervision and CPD.

Because therapy starts with finding the right person, MTH offers a wide range of choices — online and in-person sessions, and therapists working across many approaches — so men can find someone who fits how they want to work. Whether you're searching for a male therapist near you, online therapy for men, or support with anxiety, anger, addiction, relationships or work stress, the aim is the same: to help more men take that difficult first step.

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