Help people feel a little less alone.
We’re building our care network. If you’re a licensed therapist, we’d love to hear from you — about your practice, the people you work with, and when you’re available.
- One-on-one, private sessions
- Matched personally by our care team
- It starts with an email
How requests arrive
Every session starts with someone reaching out
People ask for a session from inside the app. Our care team reviews each request and matches people personally.
They choose a focus
Anxiety & stress, low mood, relationships, grief & loss, addiction & recovery — or “not sure yet”. They can add an optional note for the therapist.
They say when they could meet
Weekday mornings, afternoons or evenings, or weekends.
We match and coordinate
Our care team reviews the request, matches it with a licensed therapist who fits, and contacts the person to confirm a time.
People pay $20 a session when they book
Sessions are private video calls in the app. How sessions are arranged with you is something we’d discuss with you directly.
Who we’re looking for
Licensed, grounded, and glad to help
We’re early, so every conversation is one to one. These are the basics we’ll ask about.
Licensed and in good standing
You hold a current licence to practise where you work, and you’re in good standing with the body that issued it.
Responsible for your own practice
As our Terms of Service set out, sessions are delivered by licensed professionals responsible for their own clinical practice. We handle requests, matching and scheduling.
At home with what people ask about
Experience with some of the focus areas above, from anxiety and low mood to grief, relationships, or addiction and recovery.
Clear about languages and time
Which languages you work in, and when you’re usually free — so we only match you with requests that fit.
Clear ground
What people know before they reach you
The app is plain with people about what therapy through it is, and what it isn’t.
- One-on-one and private — a session is between the person and their therapist.
- Their journal stays theirs — a request holds only what they chose to share in it. Their journal and moods stay private to their own account.
- Not emergency care — the app tells people to call their local emergency number in a crisis, and points them to helplines.
- Not a medical device — the app supports wellbeing. It doesn’t diagnose or treat.
Questions
Straight answers
Is this a job listing?
No. We’re building our care network and talking with therapists one at a time. There’s no application form — just an email.
How many clients would I see, and what would I be paid?
We won’t put numbers on a web page before we’ve talked. We’re early, and we won’t promise volumes, schedules or pay we can’t stand behind.
Who is responsible for clinical care?
You are, for your own clinical practice. Our part is the request, the matching and coordinating a time, as our Terms of Service describe.
What if someone is in crisis?
The app makes clear that therapy arranged through it isn’t emergency care, and that anyone in crisis or immediate danger should call their local emergency number. Our crisis support page lists helplines.
Get in touch
Tell us about your practice
An email is all it takes to start the conversation.
What to include
- Your licence — what it is and the jurisdiction that issued it.
- Your specialties — the areas you work in most.
- Languages — every language you offer sessions in.
- Availability — the days and times you’re usually free.
reaganprezzo@gmail.com
This link opens your email app with the subject “Therapist network” filled in. We’ll pick up the conversation from there.
Be the person someone was hoping to find
If you’re a licensed therapist, we’d love to hear from you.
