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Couch Commons · A Mental Wealth Solutions product

Let people get to know your practice.

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Give prospective clients a fuller introduction: how you approach the work, where they can read more and how to reach your practice. Couch Commons brings your profile, published writing and practice link together.

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Your profile.

Introduce your practice, your approach and ways to get in touch.

Your writing.

Connect your profile to writing you have published.

Direct contact.

Let visitors continue to the practice website or contact link you choose.

Inside Couch Commons

A real practice. A fuller introduction.

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Explore Matthew Sexton’s published profile to see how a practice’s approach, writing and contact link come together.

Couch Commons profile showing Matthew Sexton’s practice introduction and a Website button for direct contact.
Founder example: Matthew Sexton’s public profile. Captured September 9, 2026; shown as a product example.
  1. Your approach, in context.

    A profile gives people room to read how you work before deciding to contact your practice.

  2. Your writing, under your name.

    Matthew’s profile links to articles on his practice website, so visitors can explore his perspective in more depth.

  3. A direct next step.

    The Website button leads to his practice site. Visitors choose whether to continue the conversation there.

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The connection

From discovery to a direct connection.

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A profile gives people a place to start. Your practice takes the conversation from there.

  1. Explore a practice.

    Visitors can explore your published profile in the directory.

  2. Read the details.

    They review the practice information, writing and dated license-source receipt.

  3. Continue to your practice.

    They follow your chosen link. The conversation happens there.

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The license-source receipt

A source. A date. A clearer starting point.

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A dated license-source receipt describes what a source check showed. It does not establish fit, treatment quality or availability.

Read Couch’s license-check explanation

How to read a receipt.

Look at the source, the check date and the result together.

Source
Which license record was checked.
Date
When the check took place.
Result
What that source showed at the time.

Ask the practice about your needs, its fees and its availability.

For clinicians

Introduce your practice on Couch Commons.

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Give people a place to learn about your approach and continue directly to your practice. Explore the membership and decide whether Couch Commons fits the way you want to be introduced.

Review trial, renewal, cancellation and profile-publication requirements before joining. Membership does not guarantee inquiries.

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A few useful answers

Before you go.

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Where does a visitor contact the practice?

Visitors follow the practice website or chosen contact link on the profile. The conversation continues with the practice there.

What does the license-source receipt tell me?

It describes what a source check showed on a date. It does not tell you whether a clinician is the right fit, has openings or will achieve a particular result.

Where are the current membership terms?

Read the trial, renewal, cancellation and profile-publication requirements on the Couch Commons membership page.