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Our community

Therapists making room for each other.

Behind the public directory is a network of licensed therapists who tell each other, honestly, when they can take someone and when they can't. For therapists, built by therapists.

Two therapists sit in armchairs in a sunlit room, looking toward you.

Who has room right now

The listserv, grown up.

When a caseload is full, members refer to colleagues who have said "yes, I can take someone" in the last 30 days. When a caseload fills, the count goes down.

The network is just opening. Be one of the first to join.

What members do together

More than a listing.

Refer with confidence.

Describe what a client needs, never who they are, and see colleagues who fit and have room. They answer yes or no. An open request expires after 7 days, so nothing lingers.

Meet in The Commons.

The members' board. Colleagues post office space, trainings and ce, hiring, consultation groups, supervision, collaboration, and answer each other. Posts last 60 days unless they're renewed.

Find supervision.

Members can say they offer supervision, and search for colleagues who do.

Stay in the loop.

An occasional newsletter about the network: where it's open, what's new, and what therapists are seeing. Anyone can read it.

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How we look after it

A professional space, kept that way.

The members' side is for licensed therapists only. A few plain rules keep it useful and safe.

  1. Everyone is verified. A reviewer checks each license against state records before a member is listed.
  2. Client information never goes in a post. Referrals carry needs only. No names, contact details, or stories that could identify someone.
  3. Respectful and constructive. Disagree about ideas, not people. No advertising dressed up as a post.
  4. Moderated by people. When 2 colleagues report a post, it comes down until a reviewer looks at it. Every decision is logged.

Come make room with us.

Any licensed therapist can ask to join. It's free while the network is getting started.