TheraConnect.net Launches Mental Care Discovery Platform Designed to Help People Find the Right Professional for Their Needs

Oct 22, 2026

The professional directory connects people with mental care providers while helping practitioners showcase their services and receive inquiries directly.

Issaquah, Washington, United States, October 22, 2026 -- TheraConnect.net has announced the launch of its mental care discovery and professional directory platform, designed to help people find therapists, counselors, psychologists, mental-health coaches, and other mental care professionals. The platform also gives providers a dedicated space to present their services and become more discoverable online.

Finding an appropriate professional involves understanding the services they offer and considering how those services relate to an individual’s needs. TheraConnect brings provider information into a directory format, allowing professionals to describe their specialties and helping prospective clients learn about their options before making contact.

TheraConnect operates as a directory and connection platform, rather than a therapy provider. Users are encouraged to review each professional’s information and determine whether their qualifications, services, and approach are appropriate for their individual circumstances.

Helping Professionals Become More Discoverable

The platform welcomes a range of qualified mental care professionals seeking to establish or expand their online presence. Provider pages offer space to showcase services and specialties, while client inquiries go directly to the professional.

Practitioners who want to Join TheraConnect as a Mental Care Provider can review the available listing plans and choose the option that fits their professional visibility goals.

Under TheraConnect’s listing model, providers retain 100% of their session fees. The platform charges an annual listing fee, with no per-referral fees, giving professionals a clear distinction between the cost of directory participation and the income they earn from their services.

Annual Listing Options and Promotional Benefits

TheraConnect offers two annual membership options. The Founding Listing costs $199 per year and includes a professional page, service and specialty information, direct client inquiries, and a Founding Provider Badge. It also includes promotion to the Fitness Hacks for Life community through its newsletter and Instagram presence.

The Premium plan costs $650 per year and includes the Founding Listing benefits alongside a website backlink, Facebook and Pinterest promotion, a spotlight article on the TheraConnect blog, and a Premium Member Badge.

These options give professionals different ways to introduce their work to prospective clients, combining directory visibility with promotional opportunities. Both plans are billed annually.

Supporting Informed Connections

TheraConnect’s stated purpose is to bridge the gap between people seeking mental care support and professionals offering relevant services. Its directory provides a starting point for discovery, while leaving the choice of professional to the individual.

By enabling providers to explain their work and receive inquiries directly, the platform aims to make the initial connection more straightforward for both sides.

More information about the directory and its provider listing options is available on the TheraConnect website.

About TheraConnect.net

TheraConnect.net is a mental care discovery and professional directory platform based in Issaquah, Washington. It is designed to help people find therapists, coaches, and other mental care professionals while helping providers become more discoverable online. TheraConnect is a directory and connection platform, not a therapy provider.

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