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The Therapy Expanded directory
Get listed where you provide care.
One profile for your online practice.
Join a multi-state therapist directory that helps clients and referral partners find you by the states where you can provide care, your specialties, and the services you offer.
For eligible online mental health providers licensed in one state or several.
Currently free for eligible providers during our Founding Member period.
Built around where you can help.
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Be found by licensed state
Clients search by the states where they’ll attend sessions. Your practice can be found beyond the city or ZIP code where you’re based.
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Bring your states together
Show all the states where you are licensed or otherwise authorized to provide care in one provider profile.
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Make your fit easier to see
Give clients and referring colleagues useful details about your services, areas of focus, and availability.
Your practice, clearly presented
Give people more reasons to connect.
Help someone understand who you work with, how you provide care, and how to reach you before they take the next step.
Your listing brings your credentials, licensed states, and practice details together in one place.
What your listing can show
Your name. Your credentials. Your approach to care.
Licensed states
The states where you are licensed or otherwise authorized to practice.
Services & online care
The care you offer, such as therapy, medication management, or testing.
Specialties & approach
The concerns, populations, and therapy approaches you work with.
Availability & contact
Your new client status, practice website, and contact information.
From account to listing
A clear path to getting listed.
Start with the account type that fits your practice. Add the details that help people find and understand your services.
1
Create your account
Choose individual provider or group practice, then complete the registration form.
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Build your profile
Add your credentials, licensed states, services, specialties, and contact information.
3
Submit your listing
Review and submit your profile. Keep your availability and practice details up to date as things change.
Connections beyond your profile
A public listing. A professional community.
Your directory profile helps people find your practice. Membership also connects you with a private provider community for introductions, referral requests, shared resources, and member-led events.
Make the most of your membership
Find opportunities to learn and meet colleagues.
Explore networking for online providers.
Find guidance for practicing across states.
Who can create a Therapy Expanded listing?
Therapy Expanded is for licensed mental health providers who offer online care, including therapists, psychologists, clinical social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, medication management providers, testing providers, and group practices.
Do I need to be licensed in multiple states to get listed?
No. Providers licensed in one state can get listed. Therapy Expanded is especially useful for providers who practice online, hold licenses in multiple states, or want clearer visibility in the states where they are authorized to provide care.
Can one listing show multiple states?
Yes. Therapy Expanded is designed so providers can show the states where they are licensed or otherwise authorized to practice without creating duplicate profiles.
How much does it cost to get listed?
Therapy Expanded is currently free for eligible licensed mental health providers during our Founding Member period.
You can create your listing and join the provider community now while we continue building the platform.
Is the directory the same as the provider community?
No. The directory helps clients and referral partners find providers publicly. The provider community gives licensed providers a private space to connect with one another.
Make your online practice easier to find.
Bring your licensed states and the care you offer into one Therapy Expanded profile.
Individual providers and group practices.