A clear first step, at your pace.

You don't need a diagnosis or perfect explanation to make an enquiry. Here's what to expect before choosing support.

From question to next step.

Contacting Sthit is not a commitment to an appointment.

  1. Send a brief enquiry

    Ask about the type of support you need. Keep sensitive personal details for an appropriate private channel.

  2. Explore what is suitable

    Clarify your goals, location and language. We need to confirm the relevant provider, qualifications and service availability.

  3. Review arrangements

    Before booking, confirm format, fees, duration, privacy and cancellation terms that apply.

  4. Choose the next step

    Proceed if a suitable service and qualified provider are available, or ask about other appropriate options.

What should be clear before booking.

Respectful care begins with informed choices.

Who provides support

Ask about provider qualifications and authorization, not just the company name.

Where it is available

International enquiries are welcome, but regulated services may not be available in every location.

Confidentiality and consent

Ask how your information will be handled before sharing sensitive details.

Fees and expectations

Confirm the cost, duration, format and cancellation arrangements before booking.

Questions about getting started.

Feel free to ask about suitability and practical details.

Does making an enquiry book a session?

No. Enquiring only starts a conversation. Professional suitability, availability, fees and booking terms are confirmed separately.

Can I enquire from another country?

Yes, you can enquire from outside India. Service availability depends on your location and applicable professional requirements.

Should I send detailed health information through Telegram?

No. Keep first messages general. Telegram and email have their own privacy arrangements.

Is Sthit an emergency service?

No. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number or a crisis helpline.

Start with a simple question.