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A therapist directory where “verified” comes with a date and a source.

Couch Commons is a therapist directory and publishing platform owned and operated by Mental Wealth Solutions, Inc. If you're looking for a therapist, eligible profiles show a dated license receipt and link you straight to the clinician's own booking, email, or phone — Couch Commons never receives the message. If you're a clinician, membership buys a public profile tied to that receipt — never placement, referrals, or rank.

The directory is opening and building with its founding members. Member counts publish on its stats page once they reach eight — profiles appear only after a license record passes its checks.

The product is the receipt

Not a badge, a shield, or a checkmark: a document that names what was checked, where, and when. The license number itself stays internal and is never printed publicly.

Example receipt — illustrative, not a real record
Checked
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
Source
NYS Office of the Professions — public license registry
Standing
Registered / current
Since
Checked August 24, 2026

A dated license receipt reports what an official source showed when it was checked. It does not rate fit, quality, availability, insurance, fees, or treatment outcomes.

Two doors, one set of rules

Looking for a therapist

  • Search by location, specialty, meeting preference, or plain language
  • Eligible profiles show clinician-stated practice details and a dated license receipt
  • Search order is not for sale — eligible results rotate fairly
  • Contact goes directly to the clinician's own website, booking page, email, or phone
Find a therapist

Independent clinicians

  • A public profile tied to a dated state-registry receipt
  • Direct links to your own site, booking, email, phone, blog, or enabled social profiles
  • Fair rotation instead of paid ranking; profile draft and approval controls
  • Article publishing under your own name, with sources and your canonical choice
See clinician membership

How verification works

  1. A clinician provides name, credential, licensing state, and license number. The number is stored internally, never shown publicly.
  2. Couch Commons checks the issuing authority's official public record. Person, credential, jurisdiction, and current status must match.
  3. A matching result creates a dated public receipt: credential, state, source, status, and date checked.
  4. An error, timeout, ambiguous name, or unclear status is not a pass — it goes to human review. If review can't confirm the record, there is no verified designation.
  5. Licenses are rechecked periodically. A later mismatch pauses the profile while a person reviews it; an inconclusive result is never published as an accusation.

What it does not prove: therapeutic fit, availability, insurance coverage, quality, or outcomes. Starting membership does not purchase or guarantee verification, a public listing, placement, or results.

Filters decide who's eligible. Money never decides who's first.

Search filters establish eligibility; a published fair rotation establishes order. Membership, optional support, group affiliation, or payment cannot buy rank. The ordering rules are public on Couch Commons' own site.

Direct contact, narrow data

Couch Commons profile → the clinician's own website, booking, email, or phone → the conversation happens there.

Couch Commons does not store search text, visitor identity, seeker messages, IP addresses, or per-person click histories in that journey. It keeps day-level aggregate view and destination-click counts, which members see as totals. Full inventory: the Couch Commons privacy page.

Clinician membership

$19.99 a month, billed through Stripe. No setup fee, no term contract — cancel before renewal. All sales are final. One clinician, one account. Current terms live on the Couch Commons join page, which is the authority if this summary ever lags it.

Membership starts onboarding — it does not purchase verification, a public listing, placement, referrals, clients, rank, revenue, or results. A profile becomes public only after it is approved and the license record passes the product's eligibility rules.

Built in the open — what's real today

Built and locally verified

  • The public site: search and pre-launch state, verification method pages, state license guides (NY/NJ/CT), ordering rules, charter, terms, and privacy inventory
  • The member service: profiles, receipt workflow, publishing with named bylines and sources, billing logic
  • A history desk and archive built source-first, with corrections policy — evidence pages, not content at scale

Requires live verification

  • Clinician supply at scale — the directory is opening with founding members; counts publish at 8+ on its stats page
  • Full provider automation across payments and email
  • Search performance and traffic measurement — none is claimed

Inspect the real product: how it works & verification · the charter · how ordering works · privacy · terms

Ownership

Couch Commons is a therapist directory and publishing platform owned and operated by Mental Wealth Solutions, Inc. — the same company behind the association, VibeCheck.luxury, and Shaula. It is a standalone product with its own website, membership, policies, and checkout; nothing on this page shares an account, funnel, or data flow with it. It is a directory, not a healthcare provider, referral agency, insurance service, or crisis service.

Two doors

Couch Commons is not crisis support. In the United States, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or call emergency services if someone is in immediate danger.