Here Is Therapy does two things. It shows people looking for therapy which licensed therapists have room right now. And it gives therapists a network for passing referrals to colleagues who can take them.
Looking for therapy
Find someone who can see you.
Search, or tell us what you need.
Search the directory by what you'd like help with, where you'd like to meet, your insurance, and in person or online. Or describe what you need once, and we show it, without your name, to a few therapists who fit.
See who has room now.
Every "accepting new clients" label was confirmed by the therapist in the last 30 days. If they don't confirm it, it switches off on its own. A waitlist shows roughly when they expect an opening.
Choose who to talk to.
Contact a therapist from their profile, or pick from the ones who said they can help. Only the therapists you choose see your name and contact details, and a request is deleted after 14 days.
Join, and we check your license.
A reviewer compares your name and license number with the state's official records before your profile is listed.
Say when you have room.
Mark yourself accepting, on a waitlist, or full. Confirm it at least every 30 days and you stay visible. Pause your listing whenever your practice is full.
Hear from people who fit.
People find you in the directory, or their request reaches you because you match what they asked for. You say whether you can help.
Refer to colleagues who can say yes.
When you can't take someone, describe what they need, never who they are, and see colleagues who have room. An open request expires after 7 days.
Joining is free right now. When paid listings begin, prices are posted first, and paying never buys a higher place in search.
Here Is Therapy is a directory and a referral network. Therapy itself, scheduling and fees are between you and the therapist you choose. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or see other places to turn.
