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| − | + | There are numerous therapy directories on the internet. Unfortunately, many of these directories have no standard for choosing who they allow into their directory and as long as the therapist is willing to pay the advertising fee, membership is granted. What makes GoodTherapy.org stand out among other directories is that only therapists & counselors who describe their therapy and counseling as empowering, non-pathologizing and collaborative are allowed to be listed in our directory. We believe that, if given a choice, people would rather search a directory of counselors who are empowering, non-pathologizing, and collaborative than search a directory with all kinds of counselors. | |
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| + | We believe that given a choice, most people would rather meet with a therapist who is empowering, non-pathologizing, and collaborative. | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 21 December 2006
Title
GoodTherapy.org is a FREE directory of Empowering, Collaborative, and Nonpathologizing Therapists and Counselors.
Description
There are numerous therapy directories on the internet. Unfortunately, many of these directories have no standard for choosing who they allow into their directory and as long as the therapist is willing to pay the advertising fee, membership is granted. What makes GoodTherapy.org stand out among other directories is that only therapists & counselors who describe their therapy and counseling as empowering, non-pathologizing and collaborative are allowed to be listed in our directory. We believe that, if given a choice, people would rather search a directory of counselors who are empowering, non-pathologizing, and collaborative than search a directory with all kinds of counselors.
We believe that given a choice, most people would rather meet with a therapist who is empowering, non-pathologizing, and collaborative.
