Our platform is directed towards clients from the Middle East by supporting Arabic content, and connecting them with mental health professionals who perform therapy in the Arabic language.

Psyter works by screening the clients to identify the mental health difficulties they may have, then offering them the available care providers who can help them with those particular problems. Our platform gives each mental health professional a profile which can be viewed prior to booking an appointment in the virtual clinic.

The mental health professionals available on Psyter are psychiatrists and psychologists who provide therapy for various mental disorders. We make sure these care providers are all licensed by the scientific bodies responsible for regulating health care-related practices and accreditation in their country (e.g. Saudi Commission for Health Specialties in Saudi Arabia).

The features we offer on Psyter create a complete virtual clinic. This will make it easier for both clients and care providers to reach their aim in mental health treatment. Psyter’s key features include:

• A video conferencing and texting platform to conduct therapy sessions.
• Validated assessment tools for screening clients and for re-assessment throughout therapy.
• An integrated electronic health record for each service user.
• Clinic scheduling tools for easy booking, offering the flexibility of appointment booking needed by both service users and care providers.

We have developed an iOS/Android App for Psyter to work on your smart phone.

Information security is one of our priorities on Psyter, and it follows from the principles of treatment confidentiality and respect of personal privacy. We focus on protecting service user data both from an internet security standpoint and by adhering to requirements of international data protection standards for compliance on patients’ data and privacy. The video and text shared by users with their therapists are encrypted, and the information on their electronic health records are only accessed by the responsible mental health professional. Specific information may be used in cases of emergency to guarantee the safety of service users or anyone else.