You don't need a reason to talk to someone. Feeling lonely doesn't mean something's wrong with you — it just means you need someone to listen.
People talk to me. They always have — on planes, in waiting rooms, wherever I go. I don't know exactly why. I just started listening.
I started Project Simple Talk because I kept thinking: what if that was the whole service? Not therapy, not advice, not fixing — just someone who's genuinely glad to listen, whenever you need it.
No clinical framework, no notes, no treatment plan. Just conversation, one session at a time.
Say what's actually on your mind. Nothing is too small, too strange, or too ordinary.
You don't need to share your name, your story, or anything else — unless you want to.
Fully present with you, paying real attention — not a script, not an algorithm.
Choose a 30 or 60 minute slot that works for you, and pay securely to confirm it.
You'll receive a private Google Meet link by email — nothing else needed.
Camera on or off, entirely up to you. It's your conversation, on your terms.
No script, no agenda. I'll usually start by asking how you're doing, and we go from there — wherever you need it to go.
That's completely normal. You don't need a plan. "I'm not really sure why I booked this" is a perfectly fine place to start.
That's okay too. You're not being evaluated or timed. Take whatever space you need.
Genuinely anything — a hard day, something at work, a feeling you can't quite name, or nothing in particular. There's no "right" topic.
A free, no-pressure 15 minutes to see if this feels right for you — no payment, no commitment.
Say Hello — free, 15 min