Add your clinic
thera.news reaches behavioral health clinic owners, billers, and practitioners across all 50 states. If you operate a therapy practice, psychiatric clinic, community behavioral health center, or related service, you can submit your clinic for inclusion in our state directories.
What we list
We accept submissions from:
- Therapy and counseling practices — individual and group practices offering psychotherapy, counseling, or behavioral health services
- Psychiatric clinics — medication management, TMS, ketamine, and Spravato providers
- Community behavioral health centers — CCBHCs, community mental health centers, and nonprofit providers
- Crisis and recovery programs — mobile crisis teams, crisis stabilization units, and residential treatment programs
- Integrated care practices — primary care clinics with embedded behavioral health services
What we need from you
Use the form below to submit your clinic. Include:
- Practice name and main contact name
- City and state where your clinic operates
- Services offered (therapy types, medication management, TMS, ketamine, etc.)
- Website URL if available
- Insurance and Medicaid acceptance (optional but helpful)
- Anything specific you want potential patients or partners to know
How we verify
Every submission is reviewed by a human editor before publication. We verify:
- The practice exists at the stated location (website, NPI registry, or state licensing board)
- At least one listed provider holds an active state license
- The listed services match the provider’s scope of practice
We do not publish unverified listings. There is no fee for inclusion — thera.news is a free directory.
What happens after submission
- You submit the form below
- We review within 5 business days
- If approved, your clinic appears in the relevant state page directory
- You receive a confirmation email with a link to your listing
Note: We do not sell, share, or rent submission data. Clinic information is published only in our public directory and is never used for marketing without explicit consent.