Therapist website and profile that is already waiting for you

Every licensed counselor, social worker, marriage and family therapist and psychologist with an active NPI record is listed in our directory. We build each listing from the public NPPES NPI Registry, which is maintained by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and we refresh it every month.

An unclaimed listing shows only what the registry holds: your name, credential, practice address, city, state, practice phone, NPI, and your license number and state when the registry has them. It carries an "Unclaimed" badge, a button patients can use to call your practice, and a link that says "Is this you? Claim this profile".

• No photo, bio or specialties are added to a listing you have not claimed.
• No reviews or ratings appear on any profile.
• You can request a correction or removal of your listing at any time.

Claiming takes three steps. Find your listing with your NPI number or your name and state on the claim your therapist profile page, create your account with your email and a password, then confirm your email with a six digit code.

After you claim, we compare your NPI, license number and license state with the NPPES record and with the public lookup of your state licensing board. When everything matches, your profile shows a "License verified" badge. The full process is described on the therapist license verification page.

A claimed profile is written by you and shows the details people look for before they reach out. Patients use these details in search filters, so a complete profile appears in more relevant searches.

• A photo you upload yourself
• Specialties and the concerns you work with
• Therapy approaches you use, such as CBT, DBT, EMDR or IFS
• Insurance plans you accept and your self-pay fees
• Whether you see clients in person, online or both
• A short statement in your own words
• An inquiry form that sends you new client inquiries
• The "License verified" badge

The inquiry form on your profile asks for a first name, an email address, an optional phone number, a preferred contact time, in person or online, and how the person plans to pay. There is room for a short optional message, and the form asks people not to include medical details.

Before an inquiry is delivered, the sender confirms their email with a code. You then receive the inquiry by email. On the Featured plan and above, you also receive an SMS alert so you can reply quickly, and inquiries collect in an inquiry inbox.

• Inquiries come straight to you, not to a call center.
• You reply on your own terms, by email or phone.
• We never ask patients for diagnoses or session details.

Many therapists need a clear, trustworthy page more than a full website project. A claimed profile works as that page. It has its own address you can share in your email signature, on business cards and in referral letters, and it shows your credentials, approach, fees and insurance in one place.

You edit it whenever your availability, fees or insurance panels change. There is no design work, no hosting to manage and no separate domain to renew.

NearbyTherapy charges a flat subscription. There is no fee per new client, no fee per inquiry and no cut of your session fees. What a client pays you stays between you and the client.

Yearly billing saves 50 percent and is selected by default. Compare every plan on the therapist directory listing page.

Practice owners and clinical directors can add a practice page, route inquiries to the right clinician by specialty and insurance, give staff their own roles and pay with one invoice. Read more on the group practice directory listing page.