Does this fit your ethics code?
We work within it. We never ask your clients for testimonials or reviews: ACA C.3.b, APA 5.05 and NASW 4.07 rule that out. We make no “best” claims, and we never publish anything that confirms someone is your client, as HIPAA requires. We work on what AI matches on instead.
Check my practice, freeSpecialties
What you treat, in the words people use when they ask an AI tool.
Why it mattersPeople ask for “a therapist for panic attacks”, rarely for a diagnosis by name. Your site and profiles should use the words they use.
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- Couples
Insurance
The plans you take, written the same way on your site and on every directory.
Why it mattersMany people look for a therapist by insurance plan. If your site and a directory list different plans, an AI answer can repeat the wrong one, or leave you out.
- In-network plans
- Out of network
- Sliding scale
Modalities
How you work, so an answer can match a question like “EMDR therapist near me”.
Why it mattersA named method such as EMDR, CBT or DBT is a fact an AI tool can match to a question.
- EMDR
- CBT
- DBT
License states
Where you can see clients, in person and by telehealth.
Why it mattersAn answer to “online therapist in Texas” can only name practices that say they are licensed in Texas.
- In person
- Telehealth
- Each state you are licensed in
Availability
Whether you take new clients, and how soon.
Why it mattersAn answer that sends someone to a practice with no openings helps no one, the practice included.
- Openings
- Waitlist
- Consultations
What we check, and what we change
Specialties
We check
How your site and directory profiles describe what you treat, and whether that matches how people ask.
We change
Your specialties written in plain words on your site and profiles, and only what you actually treat.
Insurance
We check
The plans listed on your site and on each directory you appear on.
We change
One list of plans, written the same way everywhere, with out-of-network and sliding-scale details if you offer them.
Modalities
We check
Which modalities your site and profiles list, and whether each one is explained.
We change
Each modality you are trained in, named and explained in a plain sentence. Nothing you do not offer.
License states
We check
Whether your site and profiles say where you are licensed and where you offer telehealth.
We change
Each state you are licensed in, and whether you see clients there in person or by telehealth, stated on your site and profiles.
Availability
We check
Whether your site and profiles say if you are taking new clients.
We change
Your openings, waitlist or consultations stated plainly and kept current. Every change gets a compliance review and goes live only after you approve it.