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41,781 offices of counselors, therapists and psychologists in 2022
People looking for a therapist rarely take the first name they see; they look for fit, availability and whether you take their insurance. We do mental health SEO and marketing that helps the right clients find the kind of care you offer, and respects the privacy they expect.
We guarantee up to 50% of the key phrases you could rank for will rank on the first page of Google.
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In a few lines
It is how someone who is ready to ask for help finds your practice: on the map, in the regular results on the first page of Google and in AI answers. We put a first page guarantee on that work once an assessment shows your practice qualifies, and we write every page with the care this field asks for. See in Step 1 whether you qualify.
Where clients look
Someone searching for a therapist checks more than one place, and your practice needs to be clear in each. Here is the work we do in all three; answer Step 1 and we will show you how your practice appears in them now.
Many clients want an office they can reach after work or school. We complete your Business Profile with your hours, the concerns you work with and whether you see clients online, so your practice can be one of those shown.
People search for help with a specific concern: anxiety, a marriage in trouble, a teenager who is struggling. We write a page for each kind of help you offer, in calm, plain words, so the person searching sees that you understand.
Some people now ask an AI assistant to help them find a therapist. It suggests the practices it can read clearly, so we describe your approach, the concerns you treat and your locations the same way everywhere you are listed.
We build a list of every variation your customers could type to find a business like yours, and we go after all of them.
Client results
You would be the first therapy practice among these cards. Each is a business we have worked for, on page one of Google, in the map results and in AI answers, three med spas and two dental practices among them.
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Should your practice be the next card here?
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The national picture
Three national figures about offices of counselors, therapists and psychologists, and what each one means for you.
7,994†
residents for every office of counselors, therapists and psychologists
What it means for you
People who need help are spread across a great many households, and each of them chooses from the handful of practices they find first.
What we do
We make your practice one of that handful, for the concerns you treat and the area you serve.
Tell us your focus in Step 1.
$557,744†
average revenue of one office over 2022
What it means for you
A client who books with you often stays for many sessions, so each one you miss is months of work, not a single visit.
What we do
We aim your pages at the clients you are best placed to help, so the ones who book are the ones who stay.
Start Step 1 and name the work you want more of.
5,558
counseling and therapy businesses across California
What it means for you
A client rarely drives across a state for weekly sessions, so your real competition is the practices near you, plus the ones seeing clients online in your state.
What we do
We give each town your clients come from a page of its own and, if you see clients online, cover the whole state you are licensed in as well.
Tell us where you practice in Step 1.
How clients choose
Your next client may search late at night, after weeks of putting it off. They look for someone who works with their concern, who takes their insurance or explains the fee, and who has an opening soon.
Small things end the search: no mention of the concern they came with, a contact form that asks for too much, silence on fees and insurance, hours on your profile that disagree with your site. We fix those first, then build the pages that are missing.
Many are looking on behalf of someone else, a child, a partner or a parent, so we write pages that help them take the first step for another person. Tell us in Step 1 who you most want to help.
The channels
Four pieces decide whether someone who needs help finds your practice and reaches out, and we plan them together.
Clients choose between an office they can reach and a session from home. We give each office its own page and listing, keep your details identical wherever you are listed, and explain your online sessions to clients across the state you are licensed in. Answer Step 1 and we will show you where your listings disagree.
Your Business Profile and your directory listings are often read before your website. We fill in the concerns you work with, your approach, the insurance you take and how fees work, with real photos of your office, so a first-time client knows what to expect.
Anxiety, depression, couples work, trauma and therapy for children are each searched on their own. We write one page per concern or service you want to grow, explaining your approach and what a first session looks like.
Reaching out is the hardest part. We keep the contact form short, make it clear how soon you reply, say plainly how insurance and fees work, and measure which pages lead to first appointments. We handle the site design and conversion work as part of our Full Suite.
Your practice type
People search for the help they need, so your pages should follow the concerns and services your clients bring. Answer Step 1 and tell us which ones matter most to your practice.
People looking for help with anxiety or low mood often read quietly for weeks. We write pages that describe how you work with these concerns, what a first session involves and how to reach you, in words that feel safe to read.
Couples often search together, or one partner searches first and shares the page. We build a page that explains how you work with couples, whether you see them online, and what happens when only one partner is ready to start.
Parents searching for a child's therapist want to know you understand young people and how you involve the family. We write for the parent reading at night, and keep your services for younger children and for teens on pages of their own.
People looking for trauma care often search for a named approach and someone trained in it. We describe each method you use, only as far as your training allows, and keep the tone calm so the page never becomes the hard part.
Families and individuals looking for help with alcohol or drug use often search at a moment of crisis. We write clear pages about the counseling you offer, who it suits and how soon someone can be seen, without promising a recovery.
Parents, schools and adults look for testing for attention, learning and other concerns, and they want to know what the process involves. We give each assessment you offer a page that explains the steps, the time it takes and who performs it.
Many clients prefer sessions from home. We build pages for your online services that explain how sessions work, which states your clinicians are licensed in and how to get started, so people across your state can find you.
When a family is struggling, one member usually starts the search. We write pages that explain how you work with the whole family, what sessions look like and how the first appointment is set up.
People searching after a loss want gentle, practical information. We write pages that describe how you support grieving clients, whether you run groups, and how to take the first step, without any pressure.
Groups draw people who want support alongside others facing the same thing. We give each group you run a page with its focus, how often it meets and how to join, so the right people can find the group.
Ethics and privacy
Your license comes first, and so does your clients' privacy. Federal rules forbid reviews that are fake, bought or written for someone, and any story of a result shown on your pages is read as typical unless the page says what clients generally experience. So we build your pages around your approach and your training rather than client stories, and keep every page free of details that could identify a client.
Licensing boards for counselors, psychologists and social workers set advertising rules of their own, including how you may describe your training, and we write inside the rules of your state. Send us Step 1, and we will go through the wording on your current pages with those rules in mind.
Your price
Your price depends on how many concerns and services you want to grow, how many offices you run and whether you see clients online across a state. A solo therapist in one town needs a smaller plan than a group practice with several offices, so we size the work with you in our reply. Answer Step 1 to start.
Every state
You compete for the clients who can reach your office, or your online sessions, in your own state. Here is every state by region, with its number of counseling and therapy businesses in 2022, each run by counselors, therapists or psychologists and counted once however many offices it has; tell us your state in Step 1 and we will show you who you are up against there.
New York has 2,431 such businesses and Pennsylvania 1,129. Someone looking for a therapist there faces a long list and chooses by fit: the concern you treat, the hours you keep, whether you take their insurance. We make those answers easy to find on your pages.
Illinois has 2,202 such businesses, Michigan 1,034 and Indiana 651. Clients here often search by neighborhood and by concern at once, such as couples counseling close to home, so we write your pages to match both.
Minnesota has 852 such businesses and Missouri 511. In South Dakota, with 104, many clients live far from the nearest office, which makes sessions by video part of how they choose.
Florida has 3,304 such businesses and Georgia 1,285, and in both a client can often choose between an office nearby and a session by video. Your pages have to answer the questions that decide that choice: whether you see clients online, which insurance you take and how soon you have an opening.
Tennessee has 318 such businesses and Alabama 270, and outside their larger cities a person looking for help may find only a few names. Being one of those names, with a clear page for each concern you treat, is where we start for a practice there.
Texas has 2,435 such businesses, Louisiana 431 and Oklahoma 394. Distances are long here, so we build pages for the towns you see clients from and make your online sessions clear to clients anywhere in your state.
Colorado has 1,559 such businesses, Arizona 862 and Utah 762. A client in a mountain town may have no office within an easy drive, so online sessions often decide who they book.
Washington has 1,240 such businesses and Oregon 848. In Alaska, with 107, and Hawaii, with 189, many clients rely on sessions by video, so we make your practice easy to find for both the office visit and the online session.
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Therapists ask
Still deciding?
Tell us the kind of help you offer in Step 1, and we will say where your pages should start.
Start hereIt covers every step from a search to a first appointment: your profiles, a page for each concern you treat, your website and how easy it is to reach you. The first page guarantee concerns rankings, never a promise of new clients; everything else we do is about turning a search into a first session.
Yes, and for most therapists that is the better way. Your pages can build trust through your approach, your training, clear information on fees and insurance, and a calm first contact, with no client stories needed.
Yes. If you or your clinicians see clients online, we build pages for the state you are licensed in and explain how online sessions work, so clients far from your office can find you too.
They should, because cost is one of the first questions people have. We write what you tell us about the plans you accept and how fees work, and nothing you have not confirmed.
Yes. Tell us where you practice in Step 1; we read your licensing board's advertising rules and check who already ranks for the help you offer there before we propose anything.
Other fields
Data sources
U.S. Census Bureau: Population Estimates, Vintage 2025 (July 1, 2025); 2022 Economic Census.
How the figures marked † were derived
Average receipts per office of counselors, therapists and psychologists is derived: all 2022 receipts of the U.S.'s mental health offices (counselors, therapists and psychologists) with paid staff divided by the number of those offices.
Residents per office of counselors, therapists and psychologists is derived: the U.S.'s July 2022 population estimate divided by the 2022 count of mental health offices (counselors, therapists and psychologists) with paid staff.
Rules cited on this page
Code of Federal Regulations, title 16, part 255 (FTC Guides Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising): 16 CFR 255.2.
Code of Federal Regulations, title 16, part 465 (FTC Rule on the Use of Consumer Reviews and Testimonials): 16 CFR 465.2.
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