Online therapy in Nepal is widely used — for clients in Kathmandu who travel, for Nepali diaspora abroad, and for anyone who values privacy at home. Here is how booking and sessions work at Bhatta Psychotherapy.
Online is real therapy — same psychologists, same confidentiality ethics, same evidence-based methods — not anonymous chat or AI bots.
How to book
- Go to Start intake on bhattpsychotherapy.com (or the Book page)
- Note your psychologist preference and session type — individual, couples, teen 14+
- Note online vs in-person and your time zone if abroad
- Optional: WhatsApp or call first if unsure which service fits
- Add your email/phone so the clinic can confirm a time — check spam folder once
Privacy and technology
Use a private room and headphones when possible. Stable Wi‑Fi or mobile data helps; have a backup plan if connection drops. We explain confidentiality limits (including risk of harm) before ongoing work. Video platforms follow professional ethics — not public social media DMs.
Fees and policies
Contact the clinic for current session fees — standard and premium formats available. Cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours ahead when possible. Full details are on our FAQ page.
Who online therapy fits
- Individual psychotherapy — anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD
- Couples therapy — both partners join from same or different locations
- Teens 14+ with privacy at home
- Professionals and diaspora — US, UK, Gulf, Australia time zones
- Not for emergency crisis — use local emergency or TUTH 1166 in Nepal
Also read: Therapy for international clients →
Also read: Find therapists in Kathmandu — qualifications guide →
Also read: Counseling vs counselling — what matters in Nepal →
First session checklist
- Quiet space, charged device, water nearby
- List of main concerns — sleep, mood, relationship, work
- Current medications and any prior therapy
- Questions about fees, frequency, and confidentiality