If you have suicidal thoughts or intention, or at risk of harm to yourself or others, this service is not for you. If you or you know someone at immediate risk call 999 immediately. If you are having thoughts or intent contact Samaritans on 116 123 or Papyrus on 0800 068 4141 if under 30. Remember help is available. Speak to someone today.

Depression

  • Depression affects 1 in 6 adults
  • Only 15% of women and 9% of men receive treatment
  • Associated with anxiety, stress and loneliness
  • 6 treatment options available
  • Check your suitability and appropriateness

ABOUT DEPRESSION

Mental Health is a human right, not a priveledge

Depression can affect or be an effect from relationships, work and social life.

Symptoms you can experience include a lack of energy,  negative outlook of today and future, reduced pleasure in activities you enjoy and feelings of sadness and feelings of worthlessness.

We understand everyone is not the same and every day is not the same. But, lets try to work towards improvements to help you live your day to day life to your fullest.

Mission

Increase awareness mild to moderate mental health conditions can be cheaper than a paying NHS customer

We want to build a better healthcare system

Our goal is to work with you and help you. The NHS, MIND, headspace app are wonderful tools to improve your mental wellbeing. We want to work alongside organisations to help you prosper. 

Vision

Improve on the poor statistics of people not being treated with mental health

Popular

£50/year
  • Includes written prescriptions for 12 months medication
  • Recommendation of pharmacy to save you money
  • Includes 2 consultations or optional 6 month review
  • Face to face, video or telephone consultations included
  • Use of our resources for mental wellbeing

One-off consult

£30/consult (£45 / 2 consults*)
  • Ideal for those undiagnosed with depression or a detailed review
  • 20 minute consultation
  • Includes prescription and discounted follow up (*mandatory for newly diagnosed)
  • Face to face, video or telephone consultations included
  • Use of our resources for mental wellbeing

Prosper Price Promise

Our guarantee for NHS paying patients

Our treatment
Medication

What a pharmacist knows best

Sertraline increases serotonin levels.

For more information read the information leaflet

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.14328.pdf

Citalopram increases serotonin levels .

For more information read the information leaflet

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.5160.pdf

Escitalopram increases serotonin levels.

For more information read the information leaflet

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.10856.pdf

Fluoxetine increases serotonin levels.

For more information read the information leaflet

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.5787.pdf

Mirtazapine works differently to the other medication. It increases the amount of noradrenaline and serotonin.

Mirtazapine can help with sleep due to its sedative effects and also can increase your appetite.

Find out more about mirtazapine click on the link:

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.531.pdf

Venlafaxine increases serotonin and norpinephrine levels.

For more information read the information leaflet

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.11646.pdf

How it Works

1. Pick your treatment


Check suitability by filling out our questionnaire

2. Speak to Our Prescriber


Receive your treatment plan by speaking to our experienced prescriber.

3. Receive your medication


Pick a pharmacy - your own or our suggestion - we do not mind

You Decide Your Process


Do what makes you feel comfortable

Book Using Calendar


Book a consultation without a questionnaire (step 1) then this is for you

Common FAQ

We do not prescribe sleeping tablets (zopiclone, zolpidem, temazepam) or anxiolytics (lorazepam, diazepam). There is a lack of overall benefit of taking these medications and is associated with causing more harm. We can explore alternative options to help you overcome sleep or anxiety problems which well help you in the future and less reliant on addictive medication.

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