Opt-in directory
Clinicians choose whether to show a public profile and how to describe their scope.
TheranvioDiscovery
Find a clinician without directory clutter or public review pressure.
Discovery is a calm matching layer: opt-in profiles, practical filters, private inquiries, and clear responsibility boundaries. Clients see the information they need while clinicians keep control of first contact.
Private first contact
The inquiry goes to the selected clinician, not a public review thread.
Opt-in profiles
The clinician controls visibility, description, availability, and public data scope.
Verification without overclaiming
Profile status helps evaluate information, but is not a clinical recommendation.
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Search without pressure
Use simple filters: focus area, location, language, and appointment format.
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Read the profile like a first-fit conversation
Review credentials, approach, populations, availability, and contact terms.
03
Send a short inquiry
First contact is private and does not create a public therapy review.
Results
No profiles for these criteria
Broaden the search or check back later. Discovery only shows voluntarily published profiles.
Search: ADHDClear filters
No results for these filters
A good directory should not pretend there is a match when there is not.
Broaden the criteria or check back later. Discovery grows through opt-in profiles, so no result is not a clinical assessment or a recommendation against care.
Remove verification filter
Some complete profiles may not yet have verified status.
Broaden location
Online and hybrid care can increase available profiles.
Search by need
Instead of a name, try a focus area such as anxiety, relationships, or burnout.
Private contact
The first message is not a review, ranking, or public comment.
Better inquiries
Discovery should help with fit, not simply generate random leads.