I need to contact my session provider, where can I find their contact details?

If you need to contact your session provider, you can reach out to them via email. Their email address can be found on the Google Meet booking email, which contains the link to join the call.

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Note:

All providers on the Directory work independently and are in sessions during their working hours. Therefore, their email inboxes are unmonitored during these times and so there may be a delay in receiving a reply. If you need to speak to someone or resolve an issue sooner, you can book a Quick Chat session or contact GenderGP via Live Chat on our website.

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