Finally, a transparent marketplace where you can find and get to know the mental health professional who's right for you!
Finding a mental health professional is easy, but choosing one is hard...or at least it used to be.
Until recently, you've had to choose from a "provider list"--which doesn't help you tell them apart-- or from a referral--which you got from someone who probably knew only one or two people. That's not much of a choice.
To feel confident in your choice, you probably need to know only a few simple things.
Provider lists and referrals can't convey that kind of information. Most 'find-a-therapist' directories offer you little more than a picture and a paragraph.
As mental health professionals, we know a few things about what makes for good connections and what leads to successful treatment outcomes. So, we developed the Agora Mental Health Network®.
We designed it to be a modern, transparent marketplace. We made it easy for professionals to showcase their skills and personality so that you'll have everything you need to make a highly personal choice. Watch streaming video interviews of all professionals telling you about their practices. Read about their specialties and learn about how they think. Then, compare your top choices, side-by-side, on the factors that matter the most to YOU!
Our mission is to help you make that highly personal choice because we believe...
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