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User Guide

How to use Oregon Providers

How to find a therapist, run your listing, or manage a practice.

Guide contents

  • For Clients

    Search, take the match quiz, or browse topics to find a therapist.

  • For Providers

    Claim or create your listing, then fill it in so clients find you.

  • Client Referrals

    Post a de-identified referral to the members-only colleague board.

  • Pricing

    Provider and practice plans. Start free and upgrade any time.

  • Use with your AI

    Ask Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant to search the directory.

  • Groups

    List a therapy, support, or consultation group free in the Groups directory.

  • Jobs

    Post an opening, free, on the public Jobs board.

  • Learning Modules

    Short lessons on the business side of practice.

  • Mental Health Store

    Apps and digital tools built by Oregon providers and partners.

  • For Practices

    One plan, one dashboard, and shared billing for your whole practice.

  • For Partners

    Accounts for organizations that contribute content or co-promote the directory.

  • Privacy

    How your data is handled, plus crisis resources.

  • FAQ & Support

    Common questions with direct answers.

Looking for therapy types?

Guides on approaches such as CBT, DBT, EMDR, and IFS live in the therapy guide library.

Open therapy guides

For clients

Finding a therapist

There are three ways in. Search if you already know what you want, take the match quiz and answer a few questions instead, or open a topic page to read about a concern first. None of them needs an account, and nothing you type reaches a provider until you choose to contact one.

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The home page search box with Therapy and Medication tabs, insurance and need menus, and quick links for OHP, telehealth, sliding scale, accepting clients, and prescribers

Start on the home page

Choose Therapy or Medication, add your insurance and what you need help with, and press Search. The buttons underneath open common lists straight away, such as providers who accept OHP or offer a sliding scale.

Search results for anxiety, with a Therapy for choice of Individual, Couples, or Family above the filters on the left, and provider cards showing fees, insurance, and an Accepting label

Search by what matters to you

Type a concern, a city, your insurance plan, or an approach such as EMDR, then press Enter. Under Therapy for, pick individual, couples, or family therapy, then narrow the list with the filters on the left. Each card shows fees, insurance, and whether the provider is taking new clients.

A provider profile with the name, license number, and Verified label at the top, an About section, and side panels for pricing, insurance, practice, and who the provider works with

Read the full profile

A profile carries the license number with its Verified label, the bio, fees and any sliding scale, the insurance accepted, the practice, and who the provider works with. Contact or book from there, straight with the provider.

The match quiz asking whether the client is looking for medication management, with three answer choices

Answer a few questions instead

The match quiz asks about medication, concerns, insurance, format, location, and gender, one question at a time, then shows providers who fit. From the results you can contact them one by one or email several at once.

The Anxiety Therapists in Oregon topic page with a short explainer, related topics, and a search box above the list of providers

Browse by topic

Topic pages, such as the one for anxiety, explain a concern in plain words, link to related topics, and list the providers who treat it. The search box on the page narrows that list by city or ZIP.

The public Groups directory with filters for audience, type, format, cost, city, and accepting status above a list of groups

Join a group

Filter therapy and support groups by audience, type, format, cost, and city on /groups. Sign up from the group’s page and the request goes straight to the provider who runs it.

Searching for an OHP plan

Choosing OHP asks which plan you are on (the plan name is on your CCO member ID card and in your OHP coverage letter). Providers who listed your plan come first, marked Takes and the plan name. Providers who accept OHP but have not named their plans come next, marked Accepts OHP, confirm your plan, so ask them before you book. Pick I’m not sure to see everyone who accepts OHP.

Contacting a provider

Every card opens a full profile with the provider’s bio, license, fees, insurance, and location, and a link to their own booking or contact page. I take no referral fee and never stand between you and the provider.

For providers

Running your listing

Search your name on /providers first. I import licensed Oregon providers from the public license boards, so you may only need to claim your profile, which takes about two minutes. If you are not there, register and I review the new listing, usually within one business day. After that, everything happens in your dashboard, one screen per job.

The free plan is a complete listing. Claimed listings get the Verified badge once the license checks out. Every claimed listing also gets social links, a video intro, a profile photo, 2 marketing pages, and 15 blog posts. Paid plans add more contact reveals, pages, and videos, a profile score boost, and billboard keywords.

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Provider dashboard with the profile score, a checklist grouped into four areas, and the practices the provider belongs to

Dashboard

See your profile score out of 1,000 and the checklist of what is left to fill in. Your practices are listed below, with a Manage button for any you run.

Setup guide showing steps complete, the next step, and a Name and credentials card with a Review button

Setup guide

Work through a short checklist. Each step says why it matters and opens the exact field that finishes it.

Profile settings with the Accepting new clients and Visible in search switches beside the page title and under Status in the sidebar, and role switches for practice, prescriber, and supervisor

Profile

Set your name, photo, bio, contact details, and license, and say whether you represent a practice, prescribe, or supervise. The Accepting new clients and Visible in search switches, beside the page title and again under Status in the sidebar, decide whether clients can reach you.

Specialties editor with a numbered list; the first three are marked On profile and the rest sit below a line

Practice details

Pick your specialties, therapy methods, insurance, and fees. Drag to reorder: the first three in each list show on your profile and in search. If you take OHP, name each plan you bill so clients searching that plan see you first.

Profile photo uploader above a Verified badge preview with HTML, Markdown, and image link snippets to copy

Photo and badge

Upload a headshot, then copy the Verified badge for your own website, email signature, or a Markdown page.

Privacy screen with switches to hide the phone number and show reviews, and a faith integration list

Privacy

Choose what shows publicly: hide your phone number, turn reviews on or off, and list any faith traditions you integrate or welcome.

Leads inbox with the weekly reveal count, a How leads work panel, and status filters above a test lead

Leads

Read match requests, reveal contact details within your weekly limit (Free 2, Basic 5, Pro 25), and reply by email. Skipping a lead that does not fit refunds the slot, and limits reset every Monday.

Referral network screen with counts of providers referred and referral points, and how the points work

Referral network

Save the colleagues you refer to. They appear on your profile as your network, and referring or being referred adds points to your profile score.

Pages screen listing one published page with View, Unpublish, Edit, and Delete buttons

Pages

Write extra pages for your profile, such as a service, a group, or an FAQ. Free includes 2, Basic 4, and Pro 8.

Posts screen listing a draft and three live articles with publish and edit controls

Posts

Write articles that rank in search and show on your profile. Every plan includes 15; keep a draft until it is ready, then publish.

Billboards screen with a Featured Provider card preview, a notice that the card is paused, and a keyword field

Billboards

Pick search words, such as EMDR Bend, that show your card as a Featured Provider. Basic includes 1 keyword and Pro 3; the card pauses while you are not accepting clients.

Analytics screen with profile views, visits, and contact clicks for 30 days, and rings for profile score and click-through

Analytics

See who looked at your profile over 7, 30, or 90 days, what they did next, and which changes would bring more visitors. Basic and Pro add traffic sources, the daily chart, and Google Search figures.

Billing screen with the current plan, its status, a Manage billing button, and the features included

Billing

Change plan, update your card, or download invoices in the Stripe portal. If a paid practice covers you, its plan shows here instead.

Account settings with username, display name, and login email fields

Account

Change your username, display name, and login email. This is your sign-in, separate from the public profile.

Security screen with current, new, and confirm password fields and an Update Password button

Security

Change your password. Pick one you do not use anywhere else.

Registering a new listing

Pick your license from the list (associates and residents choose their associate title), then enter the number from your board record. Oregon counseling board numbers must match the board’s format, for example C1234 for an LPC, T1234 for an LMFT, and R1234 for an associate; for other boards an unusual number only raises a warning. Not on the list? Choose Other and name your license.

Telehealth across Oregon, or an office out of state

If you see clients by telehealth anywhere in Oregon, tick Entire state instead of giving a city; your profile shows “Statewide, Oregon” and telehealth switches on. An office in another state is fine too, because what I verify is your Oregon license: the profile shows the office as City, ST and says you see Oregon clients by telehealth.

Still in school

Choose Student. You get a profile with a Student badge that supervisors and colleagues can reach by its link. It stays out of client search and has no booking or contact buttons. Once you are licensed or registered, change your license type in Settings, add your number, and I will verify you. A verified profile can change its license type or number at any time and keeps its badge while I check the new one.

Plans

Free listings always work. Basic ($10/mo) adds 5 contact reveals a week, 4 pages, 2 videos, a +100 profile score boost, deeper analytics, and 1 billboard keyword. Pro ($25/mo) raises that to 25 reveals, 8 pages, 5 videos, a +200 boost, SEO backlinks, and 3 billboard keywords. Your plan stays private: profiles and search cards never show it. Billboards are labeled as featured wherever they appear and never change the order of the regular results. Full details are on /pricing.

When your plan changes

If your plan gets smaller, or a payment stays unpaid, you have 14 days before anything changes. I email you with the pages, videos or billboard keywords that are over the new plan, and again on day 10. Unpublish the pages you can do without, or the newest are unpublished on day 14. Billboard keywords keep showing until day 14, then the first ones on your Billboards list show and the rest wait as Paused by plan limit. Nothing is deleted, and upgrading brings everything back. The 14 days without change come once every 90 days: if your plan drops again within 90 days, the new plan's features apply right away, though anything over the plan still gets 14 days before it is unpublished or paused. A payment that stays unpaid always gets the full 14 days.

For providers

Listing a group

If you run a therapy group, a support circle, or a consultation group, list it free in the public Groups directory. Sign-up requests come to you by email, so you decide who joins.

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Groups tab in the provider dashboard with a How groups work panel and an Add your first group button

Add and manage your groups

Add a group with its type, meeting days and times, format, cost, insurance, and city, and switch accepting members on or off. Every 90 days I send a one-click check that it is still running.

Public Groups directory listing a parenting workshop with an Accepting members label and a sign-up button

Where people find it

Your group appears on /groups with its own page and a sign-up form that emails you.

For providers

Posting a job

Hiring an associate, a contract clinician, or a practicum student? Post the opening free on the public Jobs board. It goes live the moment you publish, with no approval step. Applicants write to the email address you give, so applications come straight to you and never pass through the directory.

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Jobs tab in the provider dashboard with a How jobs work panel and a Post your first job button

Start from the Jobs tab

Open Jobs under Clients in your dashboard and press Post a job. Once you have postings, each one shows whether it is open and how many days it has left.

Post a job form with a job title, a two-sentence summary, Full-time and Part-time ticked as the employment type, and Hybrid chosen as the work setting

Fill in the posting

Four things are required: the job title, at least one employment type, the work setting, and the email for applications. Press Publish and the job gets its own page on /jobs.

What each field is for

  • Job title: the title people search for, such as Licensed Professional Counselor.
  • Summary: one or two sentences, shown on the job card in the list.
  • Employment type: full-time, part-time, contract, per diem, internship or practicum, or supervision. Tick every one that fits.
  • Work setting, city, and schedule: in person, hybrid, or remote; where the office is; the hours or caseload.
  • Pay: a line in your own words, plus an optional range (from, to, and per hour, year, or session) that search engines can show.
  • About the role, What you’ll do, Education and licensure, Requirements, Benefits: a short paragraph, then four lists. Put one item on each line and each line becomes a bullet.
  • How to apply: the email that receives applications, an optional link to your own application form, and a note on what to send.

Sixty days, then renew

Every posting runs for 60 days from the day you publish it, then leaves the board on its own. I email you a reminder a week before it ends. Press Renew on the Jobs tab at any time to start a fresh 60 days. Editing a posting keeps its current end date.

Closing or deleting

Close takes a filled job off the board but keeps it in your list, and you can still open its page. Reopen puts it back up for another 60 days. Delete removes the posting for good, after you confirm.

For providers

Referring a client to a colleague

When a client is not the right fit, post what they need to the members-only Referrals Board and let Oregon colleagues raise their hand. Only verified members can see the board, search engines never index it, and client names are never shared.

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Client referrals tab listing three de-identified referrals with interested counts and Edit, Close, and Renew buttons

Post and review referrals

Describe what the client needs (specialty, insurance, virtual or in person) without identifying them. Open Interested to approve the best fits, then send your client a shortlist from your own email. Referrals close after 30 days and can be renewed.

The members-only Referrals Board with a three-step explainer and filters above the open referrals

Help a colleague

Browse open referrals on /referrals and press I Can Help when you can take one. The colleague who posted it is notified.

For providers

Learning the business side

Short lessons on what grad school left out: forming an LLC, getting on insurance panels, billing, documentation, telehealth rules, and marketing. Every lesson, video, and download on /learn is free with no account. They are general information, not legal, tax, or billing advice, so check the sources before you act on a deadline or a fee.

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The Learning Modules page, headed What grad school left out, with an intro video

Pick a lesson

Start with the question you are facing now, or read a category straight through: every lesson links to the one before and after it.

The end of a lesson on superbills with a Further reading list and a Sources list

Check the sources

Watch the video at the top when there is one, download templates under Documents, and follow each rule or statute the lesson relies on under Sources.

Suggest a topic or write a module

I write most of the lessons and add other providers as authors one at a time. Once you are an author, a Modules tab appears in your dashboard, and you can also turn a saved blog post into a draft module from the panel under the post editor. Have a topic in mind? Tell me.

For everyone

The Mental Health Store

Apps, courses, books, and practice tools made by people in the Oregon mental health community. Each listing credits its maker and links straight to the product. Browsing is free, and so is listing your own after a short review.

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The Mental Health Store with category chips and a row of mobile app cards

Browse tools

Filter by category, from mobile apps and courses to assessments, and open a listing to see who made it and where to get it.

Mental Health Store tab in the dashboard with counts for live, pending, needs changes, and hidden products

Submit your own

Submit a product from the Mental Health Store tab in your dashboard, see whether each one is live, pending, or needs changes, and edit the listing any time.

For everyone

Using the directory with your AI

Add https://orcounselors.com/api/v1/mcp as a custom connector in Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant. There is no key and no account. Your assistant can then search providers verified on the directory, read profiles and articles, and send you to a profile to make contact. It only reads: nothing on a listing changes through it, and providers still edit everything in the dashboard.

The Use with your AI page, with a diagram of an assistant asking for a therapist in Bend who takes OHP and getting back a provider verified on the directory

Set it up once

The setup page walks through adding the connector in each assistant and lists what your assistant can do once it is connected.

For practice administrators

Running a practice

One plan covers your whole group: run as many practice locations as you need, with shared billing and a single dashboard, and pay only for your total member providers. It works the same for a solo practice, a small group, or a team across several offices. You need a provider profile first, so the practice has an owner; then start at /clinic-register. If your providers never touch a login, managed profiles let your intake team run every listing from one account.

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Practice overview with the profile score, team members, patient leads, pending invites, plan limits, and quick actions

Overview

Check the practice score, team size, leads, and pending invites, and use the quick actions to add a location, upload a logo, or write a practice post.

Practice setup guide with steps complete, the next step, and a Practice basics card

Setup guide

Follow the checklist that gets the practice live, from the basics and bio to inviting your team.

Practice profile editor with the Visible in search switch and fields for the practice name, tagline, and bio

Profile

Write the practice name, tagline, and bio patients read first. Turn off Visible in search to take the practice out of search results and hide its page from the public; turn it back on to list it again.

Practice specialties editor with the first three marked On profile

Practice details

Choose the specialties, methods, and insurance patients filter by. Drag to reorder; the first three in each list are featured.

Practice privacy screen with switches for accepting new patients and hiding the phone number, email address, and reviews

Privacy

Say whether the practice is accepting new patients, and hide the phone number, email address, or reviews from the public page.

Team members screen explaining invited providers and managed profiles, above the provider roster

Members

Invite providers by email to run their own listing, or add managed profiles your team runs for them. Invites expire after 30 days, and every member picks up the practice’s plan automatically.

Practice media screen with the logo, a round or rectangle choice, and an office photo gallery

Media

Upload the logo, choose a round or rectangular shape, and add office photos. Drag to reorder; the first photo becomes the page header. Photos by plan: Free 3, Starter 5, Growth 15, Enterprise 20.

Pages from your team, listing a published page written by a member

Team pages

See the pages your members have written for their own profiles, all in one list.

Marketing screen listing three live practice pages and the SEO title and description fields

Marketing pages

Create practice pages for services, events, or FAQs, and set the title and description Google shows. Pages by plan: Free 2, Starter 5, Growth 8, Enterprise 10.

Practice posts screen with a New post button and a note on where practice articles appear

Practice posts

Publish articles under the practice name. They appear on the blog, on your practice page, and as related reading on each member’s profile.

Lead pipeline with the weekly reveal pool and recent leads; client names and contact details are blurred

Leads

Assign each patient lead to a provider and track its status. The weekly reveal pool is each member’s plan quota times your active members.

Practice billboards screen with a Featured Clinic card preview and a keyword field

Billboards

Add search words that show your practice as a Featured Clinic in results. The card is built from your logo, so no image is needed. Keywords by plan: Free 0, Starter 3, Growth 5, Enterprise 10.

Practice analytics with views, visits, and contact clicks, the practice score, and a daily chart

Analytics

See views, visits, and contact clicks for the practice page and every member profile combined, over 7, 30, or 90 days.

Practice plan and billing screen with seats used, a Manage billing button, and what the plan includes

Billing

Pick a plan, manage the card and invoices in Stripe, and see how many seats are in use. One invoice covers every member and every location.

Practice account settings with username, display name, login email, and an Add another location button

Account

Update the username and display name, and add another practice location under the same plan at no extra cost.

Practice plans

You pay for people, not pages. A free account runs up to 4 practice locations and every paid plan runs as many as you need, all on one bill. Each paid plan passes its tier down to every member: Starter ($35/mo, up to 8 members) gives members Basic, Growth ($79/mo, up to 25) gives members Pro plus a +200 practice score boost, and Enterprise ($149/mo, up to 50) adds dedicated onboarding and priority support. Provider billboard keywords are the one perk members do not inherit: they come only with a provider’s own Basic or Pro plan. Compare them at /clinic-pricing.

When your plan changes

If your practice moves to a smaller plan, or a payment stays unpaid, nothing changes for 14 days. I email you that day with what changes and exactly what is over the plan, and again on day 10. Nobody leaves your practice on a plan change: every team member, managed profile and practice admin stays on your practice page, and practice admins keep their admin access. What changes for your team is only the plan they get through the practice, from day 14, and any member with their own login who would lose part of it gets a short note from me the same day. If your team is bigger than the new plan's seats, you can't add a provider or make a new practice admin until you upgrade on the Billing tab or fewer people are on the team. Meanwhile Your plan changed, linked from a banner on every dashboard tab, shows what changes and, if the new plan includes billboard keywords, lets you tick the ones to keep. On day 14 anything over the plan pauses: billboard keywords stay saved but stop showing, and extra pages, photos and videos are hidden newest first. Nothing is deleted, and upgrading brings it all back on its own. Your listing, reviews, posts and verification are never touched. The 14 days without change come once every 90 days: if the plan drops again within 90 days, the new plan's features apply right away, though anything over the plan still gets 14 days before it pauses. A payment that stays unpaid always gets the full 14 days.

More than one office

Each location gets its own practice page, and they all share one plan and one member allowance. Add one from Billing or Account with Add another location. Your main practice holds the subscription, so you are billed once however many offices you list.

Verification

Approved practices get a verified badge, higher ranking, and the practice chip on member profiles. Submission is automatic after registration, and approval usually takes one business day.

Managed profiles: run the whole roster from one login

Some practices route every inquiry through a central intake team, and their therapists never touch a directory login. With managed profiles, your practice creates each provider’s profile, keeps it current, and decides when it goes live. The provider needs no account, and new inquiries go to your practice email or any lead address you choose per provider. Invited members and managed profiles share the same roster.

Members screen with two cards, Invite a provider and Add a managed profile, and a Managed profiles enabled label

Choose invited or managed

Invite colleagues who want their own login, or add a managed profile for those who do not. Both kinds sit on one roster, each card labeled so you can tell them apart.

Turn on managed profiles

On Members, click This practice manages member profiles. A practice administrator signs a short one-time agreement covering provider consent and content responsibility, which unlocks Add provider and sends a signed copy to your inbox.

Edit and publish

Each managed profile has a full editor with a photo cropper, bio, specialties, insurance, fees, and location. New profiles start hidden, so nothing appears in the directory until you switch it on.

Verification follows the practice

Once your practice is verified, every profile you add is verified with it, with no paperwork per provider. Each one shows the Verified badge and appears in match results as soon as you set it live.

Jobs: hiring for the practice

Practice administrators post openings from Jobs under Growth in the practice dashboard, and each one appears on the public Jobs board under the practice name. The form and the rules are the same as for a provider’s own postings: live at once, 60 days on the board, and applications sent only to the email you enter.

Practice Jobs tab listing three open postings, each posted the same day with 60 days left and View, Edit, Close, Renew, and Delete buttons

Your practice’s jobs

Every opening the practice has posted, with its status and days left. View opens the public page, Close takes a filled job off the board, and Renew restarts its 60 days.

Who can post

Anyone who administers the practice can post, edit, renew, close, or delete its jobs. Members who post from their own provider dashboard list the job under their own name instead.

Where applications go

Each posting has its own application email, so a hiring manager or an HR inbox can receive applications for one role while the practice email handles everything else. Applicants write to that address directly, and nothing they send passes through the directory.

For partners

Publishing as an organization

Partner accounts are for community mental health groups, nonprofits, and professional networks that write for the directory or promote it. Partners do not receive leads or manage providers. Apply at /partner-register; approval usually takes about two days. Your posts appear in the blog feed and on your partner page, and you can post job openings for your organization.

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Partner home with a public profile switch, a Mental Health Store panel, and a profile completion checklist

Home

Switch your public page on or off, see what is left to fill in, and submit an app or tool to the Mental Health Store.

Partner profile editor with the organization photo, name, partner type, and tagline fields

Profile

Set your organization’s photo, name, partner type, and tagline, and write the About text for your public partner page.

Partner posts list with View, Unpublish, Edit, and Delete buttons on each article

Posts

Write articles under your organization’s name, and publish, unpublish, or edit them from one list.

Partner account screen with the login email, role, and a change password form

Account

Check your login email and change your password.

Jobs: hiring for the organization

Approved partners post openings from Jobs in the partner dashboard. Each one appears on the public Jobs board under the organization’s name and in an Open positions list at the end of your partner page. The form and the rules match a provider’s own postings: live at once, 60 days on the board, and applications sent only to the email you enter.

Partner Jobs tab with a How jobs work panel and an open Community Outreach Coordinator posting with View, Edit, Close, and Delete buttons

Your organization’s jobs

Every opening the organization has posted, with its status and days left. View opens the public page, Close takes a filled job off the board, and Renew restarts its 60 days.

Who can post

The account that owns the partner page posts, edits, renews, closes, and deletes its jobs. A partner still waiting on approval cannot post yet, and while a partner page is hidden its openings stay off the board.

Where applications go

Each posting carries its own application email. It starts as your contact email, and you can point it at a hiring manager or an HR inbox instead. Applicants write to that address directly, and nothing they send passes through the directory.

Plans

Pricing at a glance

Start free and upgrade any time. The full feature tables and the monthly or annual switch are on the pricing page.

Provider
Free
$0
  • Directory listing
  • 2 marketing pages
  • Unlock 2 patient contacts a week
Provider
Basic
$10/mo
  • Profile score boost (+100)
  • 4 marketing pages
  • Unlock 5 patient contacts a week
  • 1 billboard keyword New
  • Deeper analytics New
Provider
Pro
$25/mo
  • Everything in Basic
  • Profile score boost (+200)
  • SEO dofollow backlink
  • Unlock 25 patient contacts a week
  • 3 billboard keywords New
Practice
Starter
$35/mo
  • 8 members, all locations
  • Members get Basic (no provider billboards)
  • 3 billboard keywords New
  • Deeper practice analytics New
Practice
Growth
$79/mo
  • 25 members, all locations
  • Members get Pro (no provider billboards)
  • 5 billboard keywords New
  • Practice score boost (+200)
Practice
Enterprise
$149/mo
  • 50 members, all locations
  • 10 billboard keywords New
  • Priority support
  • Dedicated onboarding

Every provider plan includes

  • The provider referral board and provider groups
  • Learn lessons, quizzes and study guides
  • Headline profile analytics and your profile score
  • A share card image for your verified profile
  • A place on printable referral lists once you are verified
  • The dashboard help assistant

Every practice plan includes

  • Headline practice analytics and your practice score
  • Up to 15 practice blog posts
  • A share card image for your public practice page
  • The dashboard help assistant

For everyone

Privacy and crisis resources

I never sell your data, and nothing reaches a provider unless you send it.

  • No data brokers, no ad networks, and no analytics that identify you personally.
  • Browsing needs no cookies. Choosing Accept on the banner turns on Google Analytics and a visit counter: a random number that holds no searches and nothing you type, deleted when you turn analytics off under Your Privacy Choices.
  • Contact forms relay through the server, so your email stays private until you choose to share it.
  • Full details: Privacy Policy · HIPAA statement · Terms
  • If you are in crisis: call or text 988. The Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is free, confidential, and answered 24 hours a day.

Help

Still stuck?

Check the FAQ or write to me. I reply within one business day.