Online consultation request form
Patients ask for a video or phone consultation with a topic and preferred time, and the form says clearly that it isn't for emergencies.
Reaching out to a counsellor for the first time takes courage, so the form should feel short and safe. This template asks how the person would like to meet, which days and times usually work, how they'd like to be contacted and, only if they want to, a few words about what brings them. A note at the top points anyone in crisis to emergency services, because a form isn't the place for urgent help.
Opens as an editable form in your dashboard. If you're not signed in yet, you'll sign in or create an account first.
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Every field can be renamed, reordered, made optional or removed in the form builder.
Open it in your dashboardSelect “Use this template”. If you don't have an account yet, sign up first; the form opens right after.
Make it yoursChange the questions, options, colours and the thank-you message in the form builder, then save.
Share it and get submissionsShare the form's link or link to it from your website. Each submission is emailed to you and saved in your dashboard.
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Zotview for Psychologists and therapistsMessages sent through a form may not be read straight away. The note makes sure anyone who needs urgent help contacts emergency services instead of waiting for a reply. You can edit the wording in the builder, but we recommend keeping the note.
No. The question about what they'd like support with is optional and says clearly that a few words are enough. The required fields are only what you need to arrange a first conversation: name, format, preferred days and time of day.
Each request is emailed to your account address and saved under Submissions in your dashboard. Reply in the way the person chose on the form: by phone, email or message.
Patients ask for a video or phone consultation with a topic and preferred time, and the form says clearly that it isn't for emergencies.
Ask patients after their visit how satisfied they were, how long they waited and whether things were explained clearly, anonymously if they like.
Customers ask for a time with a first and second choice of date, so you can usually confirm with one reply.
The template opens in the form builder, where you can edit every question and choose who receives the submissions.