The Independent newsite commissioned Louise Chunn to write about fears that Gen Z and millennial workers were more affected by mental illness than previous generations.

Published on the BBC's In Depth strand, this piece by Louise Chunn features two Welldoing therapists talking about issues of consent in sex, around the 2024 trial of Dominique Pelicot. The French man was found guilty of drugging his wife and inviting more than 50 men to rape her.

Published in the Telegraph this piece by Louise Chunn features five Welldoing therapists talking about common Christmas problems, from in-laws and alcohol to grief and arguments.

Published in the Telegraph this piece by Louise Chunn features three Welldoing therapists talking about the rise of toxic parents, and how to deal with difficult family relationships at Christmas.

Published in the Telegraph this piece by Louise Chunn features five Welldoing therapists talking about men and therapy.

Published in The Telegraph and written by Louise Chunn, this article considers whether people are harmed by constantly telling others how busy they are.

Published in the Evening Standard this article announces the results of Welldoing's inaugural Inspiration Awards.

Published in The Telegraph and written by Louise Chunn, this feature explains the different styles of therapy and how they may help different situations and people.

Published in The Telegraph this is an interview with Welldoing therapist Annette Byford about the changed relationship between mothers and their adult children.

Published on glossy website Sheerluxe, this comprehensive post covers all the options of finding therapy, through the NHS, privately, via charities. Welldoing is highly rated as a source for finding verified professional therapists and counsellors.

Published in the New Statesman this feature by Rachel Kelly quotes Louise Chunn on why teenage girls are struggling so much at the moment.

Celebrities and cultural changes are encouraging the British to lose their reserve – but it’s still a work in progress, says Louise Chunn in The Telegraph.

The Observer agony aunt Philippa Perry advises one of her correspondents to use Welldoing to find a therapist to discuss their situation.

Writing for Vogue Rachel Kelly asks Louise Chunn of Welldoing what she thinks of online therapy as opposed to face-to-face sessions.

Louise Chunn explains the quickest, safest way to find the right therapist for you in The Guardian.

In Grazia Louise Chunn explains the how you can find a therapist and see them safely during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns.

In the Sunday Times Style section Moo Jevons wrote about how she used Welldoing to find a therapist.

In The Telegraph, Maria Lally talks to Welldoing's Louise Chunn about the mental health effects of Brexit.

On the Thrive Global platform Welldoing therapist Chris Eggleton unravels the symptoms of complicated grief.

in the Style section of the Sunday Times Lorraine Candy recommends Welldoing as a good place to find a therapist for adolescents.

The Daily Mail asked four women, including Louise Chunn, to speak about their therapy experience. Welldoing is cited as an excellent place to find a therapist.

In the Daily Mail Louise Chunn was interviewed about why she launched therapist-matching platform Welldoing.

In the Daily Mail Louise Chunn offers 10 tips for avoiding drinking at the end of the working day.

On the Healthista platform Louise Chunn talks about preparing to see a practitioner before engaging them in therapy sessions.

On the Get the Gloss health and beauty platform Louise Chunn talks about the ways of finding a great fit in therapy.

You Magazine health and beauty expert Sarah Stacey shared her experience of finding a professional therapist through Welldoing.

Bel Mooney, agony aunt for the Daily Mail, recommends her readers use Welldoing to find a therapist.

All in the Mind presenter Claudia Hammond speaks to Welldoing's Louise Chunn about the effect of social media on therapists and their confidentiality.

Welldoing's Louise Chunn is interviewed by The Independent about the high-stress culture of startups, and how it may endanger wellbeing.

Welldoing's Louise Chunn writes for The Guardian on the changes in workplace behaviour and demands and how they are impacting people's mental health.

Welldoing's Louise Chunn writes in The Times about her own experience of the imposter syndrome, then undertakes a programme to help budge the feeling of being a fraud.

Welldoing's Louise Chunn writes in The Guardian about how much a therapist should know about their clients before they meet them.

Welldoing's Louise Chunn is one of the post-50 founders interviewed by The Times.

Welldoing is named Website of the Week by Sarah Stacey, health and beauty editor of the Mail on Sunday's You magazine.

Welldoing founder Louise Chunn writes in The Sunday Telegraph about the huge numbers of people now suffering various anxiety disorders, and suggests ways they can alleviate their problems.

Welldoing founder Louise Chunn is quoted in Dylan Jones's GQ article on the intensive therapy retreat known as the Hoffman Process.

Agony aunt for the Daily Mail, esteemed journalist Bel Mooney identifies Welldoing as an empowering way to find a therapist, as well as seek verified information on mental health.

Victoria Lambert at The Telegraph interviews Louise Chunn about what makes Welldoing better than most therapy platforms.

Writing in The Times Louise Chunn provides simple, actionable steps to find the best mental health practitioner for you and your needs.