Therapy and mental health practices

What do clients see when they search “anxiety therapist near me”?

Someone looking for a therapist is often having a hard time and will not look for long. Large directories dominate these results, which makes your own listing matter more, not less.

Opening soon. We are not taking sign-ups yet. The prices and what each plan includes are published now, so you can see exactly what it will be.

Where it slips

Where a therapy practice tends to lose ground without noticing.

Specialties
Clients search by what they need help with: anxiety, trauma, couples work. Being findable for your actual specialties is what produces a good fit.
Directory profiles
A directory profile is often the first thing a client reads. We check that what it says about you still matches your site and your Google profile.
Presence without reviews
Many therapists have few reviews, for good reason. Accurate details, clear credentials and a complete profile carry the weight instead.

Listings in your field

The pages about you that you did not write.

Alongside your website and your Google profile, we check your details on the listing sites that matter for a therapy practice, every month.

  • Psychology Today
  • TherapyDen
  • Zocdoc

Professional rules. Most professional codes discourage or prohibit asking therapy clients for testimonials. We do not send review request kits to therapy practices, and we never suggest you ask a client for a review.

Plans

Three plans. The difference is who does the work.

Pulse

$19/month

We watch. You fix — or buy a single fix at a fixed price.

Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

Plus

$299/month

We watch, we fix, and we work on your visibility every month.

Billed monthly. Limited to 25 practices. Needs access to your website.

Everything each plan includes