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We're not the only ones who can help therapists and clients.

A short, honest list of recommended people and services. Some of them build the tools; some of them help therapists get found; one of them helps clients find therapists. None of them paid to be here.

For therapists

People we'd recommend to anyone running a practice.

Neuroaffirmative apps, sites and systems that lighten the load for coaches and therapists, and genuinely work for the people they support.

Lisa designs for brains the software industry usually designs around. If you work with neurodivergent clients or you are one, her tools are built from the inside out rather than retrofitted.

harnessthespark.com ↗

Go to Lisa ifYou need something built that fits how you and your clients actually work, rather than bending your practice around software that nearly does.

Elaine Alexander

For service providers including therapists, coaches and health practitioners who are excellent at what they do and invisible online.

Elaine joins clinical credibility and discoverability. If you are excellent at the work and invisible online, that's the exact gap she closes without turning you into a brand you'd be embarrassed by.

elainealexander.com ↗

Go to Elaine ifYour practice is full of good work that nobody can find, or you want to use AI in your practice without getting the ethics wrong.

For people looking for therapy

Not everyone should start with a directory.

Searching for a therapist is exhausting. Pear handles it for you.

Think Therapy is a directory, so recommending a matching service seems an odd thing to do. Think Therapy would still rather be the reason someone found the right therapist than the reason they gave up looking. If the search is too long and confusing, start with Pear.

ilovepear.com ↗

Go to Pear ifYou know you want therapy but not what kind, and a list of two hundred profiles is the thing standing in your way.

How this list works

Nobody pays to be on this page.

Most pages like this one are advertising with the price tag filed off. This one isn't, and we'd rather say so plainly than let you wonder.

No fee is charged for a listing, and none is accepted.
We take no commission on anything you buy from the people listed here.
We recommend them because we'd use them ourselves, and we remove anyone we'd stop recommending.
If any of that ever changes, whether a referral fee or a paid collaboration, the arrangement will be named on the listing itself rather than buried at the bottom of the page.

One more thing

Work alongside therapists?

If you build, teach or support the people who do this work, and you think you'd belong on this page, tell us what you do.

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