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"We're building a future where mental wellness is accessible, inclusive, and evidence-based. Our values guide every decision we make."
Carrie Beck
CEO and Founding Therapist, Thetsy
A Public Benefit Corporation committed to ethical, transparent mental health resources
If you’ve ever hesitated to launch an idea because "someone else is already doing it," you’re not alone. Therapists are often taught to define their niche by topic — trauma, couples, grief, addiction — and then measure themselves against whoever seems to be doing it "best" online.
If you’ve been in the mental health field long enough, you’ve probably seen it: - Interns working for free. - New clinicians carrying heavy caseloads for low pay. - The promise of “more freedom later” if you can just work your way up. In some places, the path is clear: put in your time, climb the ladder, open your own practice, and eventually, bring on others to carry the workload — often under the same tight margins you once worked within. It’s a cycle. And while it’s not inherently malicious, it can become a cash-cowing culture — where those at the top stay afloat by relying on the labor of those still climbing.
In recent years, an influx of mental health and wellness platforms has promised to "revolutionize" the industry. Some are directories, some are therapy providers, others are general marketplaces for courses and products. Most of these platforms are designed to maximize investor returns, not to protect or elevate the profession of therapy.
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