Questions, answered.

A Circle is facilitated peer support among people with shared experiences. Therapy is delivered by a qualified professional. They serve different purposes and can work well together.

Registration and our standard circles are free during our launch. Some specialised workshops and events may be paid.

No. They’re community events for education, reflection and connection, not clinical treatment.

Yes. Events and Circles are separate, so you can attend one without committing to the other.

No. Circles are community-based peer-support spaces and do not replace professional treatment.

Yes. Our online circles are open to members across Nigeria and beyond.

Encirkle is currently open to adults aged 18 and over.

Some are free and some have a fee, which may be reduced by sponsors. Costs are always shown before you register.

No. Encirkle welcomes anyone who wants meaningful connection, community and better wellbeing.

Circle members agree to respect each other’s privacy and facilitators keep sessions respectful and confidential. We can’t guarantee every participant will, so share only what you’re comfortable with. Confidentiality has limits where safety or the law requires action. See our Privacy Policy and Community Guidelines.

You can enquire here: Book a Session. We’ll explain what’s available, suitability, fees and next steps, depending on practitioner availability.

No. If you or someone else is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department. Safeguarding and crisis support →