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AI visibility for therapy practices

Tibly for mental health counselors.

People in crisis or on a waitlist don't scroll ten blue links anymore — they ask ChatGPT or Google's AI who to see, and the answer names two or three therapists. Tibly runs those questions every day, across every major AI engine, and shows you exactly where your practice stands — and what to publish to change it.

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Why practices switch

The referral moved. The question didn't.

The person asking “who should I see for anxiety?” hasn't changed. Where they ask it has — and AI answers are short lists, not search results pages.

2–3

Practices a typical AI answer names. Everyone else is invisible.

8 engines

ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews, Perplexity, and more. Each keeps its own list.

Daily

AI answers change as intake availability, reviews, and directory profiles shift. We re-ask every day so an empty couch never surprises you.

What you get

Built for the questions that fill therapy schedules.

Not generic SEO reports. The actual questions prospective clients ask AI, scored answer by answer.

Prompts

The questions clients actually ask

We track the real prompts: “therapist near me who takes Blue Cross,” “anxiety counselor accepting new patients,” “couples therapist with evening appointments.” Every question a prospective client asks an AI engine is a referral you either win or lose.

Competitors

See who's winning the recommendation

Every answer is scored: which practices got named, in what order, and how often. You'll know the group practice down the street is taking the “EMDR therapist near me” answer before your intake calls dry up.

Sources

Know which sources AI trusts

AI engines lean on Psychology Today profiles, Zocdoc, Healthgrades, Google reviews, and state licensing boards when they pick a name. Tibly shows exactly which sources each engine cited — so you fix the profile that actually moves the answer.

Actions

Fixes drafted for you

Tibly drafts the pages that win citations for therapists: specialty pages for anxiety, EMDR, or couples work, a clear insurance-accepted page, and a new-client FAQ that answers cost and availability up front. Publish, then watch the answer change.

Questions we track

Every way a client asks “who should I see?”

Seven question families, monitored daily across every major AI engine.

  • Best-in-market: “best therapist in [your city]” and “top-rated counselor near me”
  • Insurance: “therapist near me who takes Aetna” and “counselor covered by my insurance”
  • Availability: “therapist accepting new patients” and “counselor with openings this week”
  • Specialty: “anxiety therapist near me,” “EMDR therapist,” “grief counselor for adults”
  • Format: “online therapist in [your state]” and “couples counselor with evening sessions”
  • Cost: “how much does therapy cost without insurance” and “sliding scale therapist near me”
  • Your own questions: add anything your clients ask, in plain English
FAQ

What practice owners ask us.

Straight answers, no jargon.

Do clients really find therapists through ChatGPT?
Increasingly, yes. Looking for a therapist is a private, high-stakes search, and AI chat feels safer than browsing directories. When someone asks “who's a good anxiety therapist near me,” the engine answers with two or three specific practices. If your practice isn't on that short list, that client books elsewhere — and you never know the referral existed.
Does this involve any client or patient data?
No. Tibly only looks at public information: the answers AI engines give to publicly asked questions, and public profiles like Psychology Today, Zocdoc, and Google reviews. We never touch client records, session notes, or anything covered by HIPAA. There is nothing to connect to your EHR and nothing confidential in the product.
I already have a Psychology Today profile. Isn't that enough?
It's necessary but not sufficient. AI engines cite Psychology Today often, but they weigh it alongside Google reviews, Zocdoc, Healthgrades, your website's specialty pages, and state board listings — and each engine weighs them differently. Tibly shows which sources each engine actually cited for your market, so you invest effort where it changes the answer.
How is this different from my SEO agency's reports?
SEO reports tell you where you rank in a list of ten blue links. AI answers aren't lists — they're recommendations that name 2–3 practices and ignore everyone else. Tibly measures that recommendation directly: who got named, in what order, on which engine, citing which sources. It's a different game with a different scoreboard.
What does it cost?
Start with a free report — we run the questions your prospective clients ask and show you who every major AI engine recommends in your market right now. If you want it tracked daily with competitor scoring and drafted fixes, plans start at $49/month. No contracts; cancel anytime.

Be the answer to “who's a good therapist near me?”

Run the free report to see who AI recommends in your market, then track it daily from $49/month. No contracts.