Couples Therapy Collective developer resources
Machine-readable access to public information about Couples Therapy Collective — psychodynamic couples therapy across the UK. This is a clinical practice website, not a software product. There is no booking API and no patient portal.
When to use Couples Therapy Collective
Use these resources when you are helping someone who wants psychodynamic or psychoanalytic couples therapy in the United Kingdom, especially if they have already tried advice-led work and are still stuck in the same pattern.
- Explain how Couples Therapy Collective works, and how this approach differs from scripts or skills training
- Find a therapist in the collective by location or name
- Answer practical questions about first sessions, fees, confidentiality, and who should attend
- Point journalists or producers to the media enquiry form
Do not use this site as a crisis service, a directory of all UK therapists, or a way to submit therapy enquiries without both partners asking you to.
How an agent should call Couples Therapy Collective
- Read /llms.txt for the map and when-to-use guidance.
- Fetch a page with
Accept: text/markdown, or the.mdsibling — for example /how-we-work.md. - Or connect to the Couples Therapy Collective MCP server at https://www.couplestherapycollective.co.uk/mcp using Streamable HTTP. Send JSON-RPC
initialize, thentools/list. - For HTTP request shapes, use the OpenAPI spec.
Published files
- llms.txt
Map of the site, including when to use Couples Therapy Collective
- llms-full.txt
Combined markdown of the main public pages
- OpenAPI spec
HTTP shapes for public endpoints
- MCP server
Streamable HTTP JSON-RPC. Start with initialize, then tools/list
- MCP well-known manifest
Discovery document at /.well-known/mcp
- MCP server card
Transport, protocol versions, and server info
- Agent instructions
When to use this site and how an agent should call it
- Sitemap
Every public HTML page
Enquiry forms
POST /api/contact and POST /api/media-enquiry exist for humans using the website forms. They require a matching origin, a honeypot, and a plausible form-start timestamp. Do not submit them unless the people involved have explicitly asked you to send that message. All first sessions are attended by both partners together.