Narcissistic abuse, burnout, high-functioning anxiety. Telehealth across four states.
Clinical therapy for the quietly exhausted — plus the software we're building because the existing tools were inadequate. He's the clinician. He's also been the client.
Every product started as something Matthew watched fail in a clinical setting. Each one closes a gap a PowerPoint can't.
HIPAA-compliant AI EHR built by a licensed therapist. 13.5 hrs/week of documentation → under one. $79/mo all-in.
75% of eligible patients are never referred. We built the front door that was missing.
Your EAP gives 6 sessions. Insurance gives 52. We activate both.
Multi-tenant care-navigation infrastructure. Any specialty with a documented gap becomes a vertical.
The gap between what people know and what they can do is where most lives get stuck. It's where most dialysis patients miss their transplant window. It's where most burned-out clinicians keep white-knuckling a career they love.
We don't sell insight. We build structure.
Every session and every page of software runs on the same five rules. No wellness poetry. No throat-clearing intros.
Honest first, explanatory second. State the uncomfortable thing, then unpack it.
The 166 hours between sessions. That's where most people fall apart.
Sit with the hard thing briefly — then pivot to structure and action.
One real laugh per section. It cuts tension. Then it gets out of the way.
Understanding can be poison when it replaces the boundary. The work is structural — not emotional archaeology.
Thirteen clinical settings. Addiction programs. Forensic case management. Dialysis units. Disaster response. And — the chair on the other side, as a client.
I started writing software because the tools I was handed in practice were inadequate. SimplePractice bolted AI on after the fact. ChatGPT isn't HIPAA-compliant. 75% of dialysis patients who qualify for a transplant are never referred. Those aren't clinical failures. They're structural ones.
I came in thinking I needed to fix something. I left knowing I'd been building the wrong thing.Private-practice client · NYC
If you're quietly exhausted — let's talk. If your organization is navigating a care gap — thirty minutes with someone who's been in thirteen of these settings is worth the call.