How much does iLoquio cost?

iLoquio is completely free. No subscriptions or monthly fixed costs. We only charge a 5% fee on each sale you make. If you don't sell, you don't pay anything.

Do I need technical knowledge?

Not at all. iLoquio is designed so any professional can create and sell their services without coding. Our intuitive interface guides you step by step through the entire process.

How do I receive payments from my sales?

We integrate with Stripe to process payments securely. You receive money directly in your bank account, with automatic transfers based on the frequency you choose (daily, weekly, or monthly).

Can I sell courses and live events?

Yes! iLoquio lets you sell both recorded courses and live events. You can create hybrid programs that combine both formats, offering your students the best learning experience.

Can I migrate my courses from another platform?

Yes, you can easily upload your existing videos and materials to iLoquio. Our system accepts most video and document formats. If you need help with migration, our support team is available to assist you.

What happens to my students if I decide to leave?

Your data is always yours. You can export your student list and their emails at any time. There are no lock-in periods or penalties for canceling. We believe in earning your trust every day.

Can students access from mobile?

Absolutely. The entire platform is optimized for mobile phones and tablets. Your students can watch courses, attend live events, and access all content from any device with a seamless experience.

Is it ethical to sell mental health courses?

Psychoeducation is different from psychotherapy. Many therapists teach workshops, write books, and create courses—all are educational, not clinical. With proper disclaimers and boundaries, courses are an ethical way to share expertise.

What about HIPAA compliance?

Courses are educational content, not protected health information. You're not providing treatment or storing client records. That said, we take privacy seriously—data is encrypted, never sold, and you control access.

How do I maintain boundaries?

Be explicit: courses are education, not therapy. Include disclaimers. Don't respond to personal clinical questions in course comments—redirect to seeking professional help. Many therapists do this successfully.

Can I offer both courses and clinical services?

Yes, but keep them separate. Courses for general psychoeducation. Clinical services through your practice. Some therapists offer courses as pre-work for therapy or post-therapy maintenance.

What topics work best?

Skills-based content translates well: coping techniques, communication skills, psychoeducation about conditions. Avoid anything requiring individualized assessment or treatment planning.

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Why Therapists Choose iLoquio

Share your expertise widely while keeping clinical work where it belongs—in session.

Privacy-Focused

Your academy, your control. No data sold to third parties. Secure video hosting for sensitive content.

Psychoeducation at Scale

Teach coping skills, explain concepts, share frameworks—to hundreds instead of one at a time.

Secure Video Sessions

Host workshops, Q&As, and group discussions with built-in video conferencing. No third-party apps needed.

Clear Boundaries

Courses are educational, not clinical. You set expectations clearly. Multiple therapist clients use this model successfully.

Passive Income Stream

Supplement clinical income without adding clinical hours. Courses work while you're with clients.

Professional Presence

Your own branded academy looks professional. Reflects the quality of your clinical work.

The Case for Therapist-Created Courses

The Access Problem

Most people who need mental health support don't get it. Cost, availability, stigma—barriers are everywhere.

Courses aren't therapy, but they can teach coping skills, explain concepts, and help people decide if they need professional support. You can help thousands learn what you currently teach to a handful.

Education vs. Treatment

The distinction matters: teaching someone what anxiety is and how to manage it (education) is different from treating their specific anxiety disorder (therapy).

Courses can do the first without doing the second. You're an expert educator, sharing knowledge—not entering into a clinical relationship with students.

Sustainable Practice, Broader Impact

Clinical work is meaningful but limited. You can only see so many clients. And it's often emotionally demanding.

Courses provide income without clinical hours. They reach people who might never afford therapy. They extend your impact beyond what's possible in session.

Done Responsibly

The key is doing it right:

- Clear disclaimers about educational (not clinical) nature - Appropriate recommendations to seek professional help - No responses to clinical questions in course forums - Content focused on skills and education, not treatment

Many therapists navigate this successfully. With thoughtful boundaries, so can you.

Questions from Mental Health Professionals

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