For therapists & counselors
SEO blog content for your practice — in your voice, with compliance assistance built in.
A first draft in your voice that cites only vetted research and carries your state-required license disclosure on every piece. You edit any sentence and approve; one tap publishes to your site.
Your blog has gone quiet
Between sessions, notes, and billing, marketing is the first thing to slip. A stale blog quietly tells prospective clients you are not active.
Generic AI content is a liability
Off-the-shelf AI ignores your board’s advertising rules, invents studies, and reads like everyone else. Published under your license, that is a real risk.
Clients search before they call
People find a therapist the way they find anything else — they search. If you are not showing up, you are not in the running.
Your drafts arrive on a schedule
Each draft starts from search data, what people in your niches and your city look up. It is drafted in your voice, compliance-checked, and queued at the cadence you pick. Read it on your phone, edit any sentence, and publish with one click when it is yours.
Every post is compliance-assisted
Your full name, license title, and number are added and verified on every piece before it goes live. Each draft is checked against licensing-board advertising standards before you see it, and you decide what goes out.
Written in your voice, finished in your words
Drafts are built from your voice profile and the frameworks you use with clients. When a sentence isn’t quite you, change it right in the review screen, and your drafts learn from every change you make. What your clients read is what you decided to say.
Compliance-assisted
Every post passes a licensing-board advertising review — license disclosure present, no outcome promises, no protected-title misuse — before it reaches you.
- Targeted to real searches in your niches and your city, written in your voice
- State-required license disclosure verified on every post
- Cites only real, vetted peer-reviewed research — never fabricated
- Review and edit every draft; one click publishes to your site
Pricing
Pricing that makes the math obvious.
Agencies charge $750–$2,500 a month. Starting from a blank page costs 15+ hours you don’t have. Therapy Blogs gives you a first draft for a fraction of either, checked against your state board’s advertising rules, with your license number on it, ready for you to edit and approve.
Lite
Two drafts a month
$39 / month
- Two compliance-checked drafts a month (blog + 3 social each)
- Formatted to your state board's advertising rules
- License footer verified on every post
- You edit and approve; publish in one click
Standard
A new draft every week
$69 / month
- A research-backed first draft every week (blog + 3 social)
- In your voice, on the niches you actually treat
- State-board compliance + license verification
- Guaranteed original, checked before you see it
- Local SEO keyword targeting
- One-click publish to WordPress
Pro
Two drafts a week
$119 / month
- Two drafts a week (8 blog drafts + social a month)
- Everything in Standard
- Priority drafting queue
- For practices that want to publish often
Just getting started? One post a month for $25.
Group practice
Two or more clinicians, billed per clinician. The rate drops as your group grows.
- A weekly draft for every clinician
- Each one gets their own voice profile and license footer
- Social variants of every post
- Seats adjustable anytime, prorated
- 2–4 clinicians$59 / seat
- 5–9 clinicians$49 / seat
- 10 or more$39 / seat
Every plan includes state licensing-board compliance formatting, license verification, guaranteed-original content, local SEO keyword targeting, and one-click publish once you have edited and approved. Free for 30 days, then billed monthly. A card is required to start, and we email you before the first charge. Cancel anytime in one click; your published posts stay on your site. License verification covers all 50 states: automated in California, reviewed by hand against the official board lookup everywhere else. Compliance review is advisory; final responsibility for published material stays with the licensee.