Mindler

Mindler is the clearest example in this list of therapy delivered inside a national health system. Its English page says it provides healthcare as a subcontractor to Frösjö Vårdcentral in Region Sörmland, which is why the patient fee is a flat SEK 100 and Swedish high-cost protection cards are accepted.

Treatment combines video sessions with a licensed psychologist and exercises in an app, using internet-delivered CBT programmes between appointments.

What the fee covers

The FAQ explains that the high-cost protection card caps patient fees at SEK 1,400 over twelve months, and a missed or late-cancelled appointment carries a SEK 410 fee.

Those numbers apply to the Swedish publicly funded route; the pages checked do not give a private price in text.

Choosing a psychologist

Users pick a psychologist in the app and filter by speciality. The site says the psychologists speak more than 20 languages in total and are licensed by Socialstyrelsen, the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare.

Beyond individual talk therapy

Mindler also lists couples therapy and ADHD and autism assessment and treatment, which makes it broader than a pure counselling marketplace.

Limitations to Consider

The SEK 100 fee depends on being eligible for Swedish publicly funded care, so it is no use as a headline price for readers elsewhere. The service is organised around the Swedish system and the site content is primarily Swedish. Private-therapy prices and hosting location were not visible in the text checked.

Who Should Use Mindler

People living in Sweden who want psychologist-led treatment through the public system with an app front end, and Swedish-speaking or multilingual patients.