What you're booking

Is self-help modules what you need?

Structured courses inside the platform's app, typically CBT-based, broken into sessions, with exercises and progress tracking. The evidence for guided self-help is genuinely good for mild to moderate anxiety and depression, and it's a fraction of the cost of therapy. The catch is completion: most people stop after a few modules unless a human is checking in.

Before you book

What to check when choosing self-help modules

The questions that separate a good fit from an expensive false start. Ask them before the first paid session, not after.

  1. 1

    Look for guided rather than pure self-help

    Programmes with even light human contact have far better completion and outcomes than fully automated ones.

  2. 2

    Ask what the content is based on

    CBT, ACT and behavioural activation have research behind them. 'Wellness content' generally doesn't.

  3. 3

    Check whether it's bundled or extra

    Some platforms include modules with therapy; others sell them as a separate subscription that quietly renews.

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Inner Hour

Bengaluru, Mumbai, New Delhi, Gurugram Online
3.5/5
3.5/5OTI score

InnerHour is Amaha's digital mental-health offering, providing therapy sessions, self-help modules, and psychiatric…

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FAQ

Self-Help Modules questions

Short, direct answers to what people ask us most. Still stuck? Ask us directly.

Which is the best platform for self-help modules in India?
Inner Hour scores highest here at 3.5/5. That's our overall pick, if budget is the constraint, Inner Hour is the cheapest at ₹800 a session.
How many platforms in India offer self-help modules?
1 platform out of the 41 we track, 2% of the market. Every one of them is listed and scored on this page.
What does self-help modules actually involve?
Structured courses inside the platform's app, typically CBT-based, broken into sessions, with exercises and progress tracking. The evidence for guided self-help is genuinely good for mild to moderate anxiety and depression, and it's a fraction of the cost of therapy. The catch is completion: most people stop after a few modules unless a human is checking in.
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