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Does ChatGPT recommend your practice?

A free AI visibility checker for therapists, counselors and psychologists. We ask ChatGPT the question a client would ask in your area, and show you who it names, whether you're among them, and why.

  • Your score shows straight away
  • Nothing changes on your site
  • Free, no card
Example
Can you recommend an anxiety therapist in Riverside?
ChatGPT

A few options people in Riverside mention:

  1. 1Practice A
  2. 2A directory profile
  3. 3Practice B
  4. ·Your practicenot named
Read from:Practice A's websitePsychology Todayreviews
Checked in about a minute

What we check for your practice

  • Can you recommend an anxiety therapist in Riverside? Asked in Riverside

    A client's question, in your area

    Asked the way a person looking for help would ask: the kind of therapy, your town, and online if you see clients by video.

  • 1Practice A2A directory profile3Practice B·Your practicenot named

    Which therapists it names

    The practices and directory profiles it suggests instead of you, and whether your own name comes up.

  • Anxiety therapyCouples counselingTherapy for trauma+ a page for each

    Your specialties, as it reads them

    Assistants pick up what you treat from pages about each concern. A single page that lists everything gives them little to go on.

  • Structured data AI crawlers allowed@type: Psychologistname: Your practiceareaServed: RiversideknowsAbout: Anxiety therapy, Couples counseling, Therapy for trauma

    Your practice in machine-readable form

    Whether your site describes the practice, its clinicians and its questions in structured data, and lets AI crawlers in.

  • Psychology TodayProfile foundLinks to your websiteDetails match your site

    Your directory profiles

    Psychology Today and the other directories clients use feed the same answers, so we look for yours too.

What we found in 227 therapy practices

We ran the same scanner over 227 US practices in Google's top 20 results across 16 metro areas in October 2026. Nearly all of them let AI assistants read their site. Few mark up their answers so an assistant can quote them.

Read the study
  • Let AI assistants read their website99.5%
    of 219 practices
  • Describe the practice in structured data73.5%
    of 219 practices
  • Have a page for each condition they treat70.5%
    of 217 practices
  • Were found on Psychology Today by our directory search40.5%
    of 227 practices
  • Mark up their FAQ so assistants can quote it9.6%
    of 219 practices

Three steps, about a minute.

  1. 1
    yourpractice.com

    Enter your practice

    Your website, or your name if you don't have one. A directory profile link works too.

  2. 2
    WebsiteGoogle listingChatGPT

    We ask ChatGPT and check the rest

    A client's question in your area, plus your site, Google listing and profiles.

  3. 3
    58Your scoreand what to fix first

    See your score and the fixes

    Your score shows straight away. A texted code opens the full report, with what to fix first.

What your free report shows

YP Your practice
58out of 100Our fixes can take you from 58 to 92.We do the work; you approve it.
  • Asked for a therapist like you, ChatGPT recommends two others
  • You're not near the top in 4 of 6 Google searches
  • Your fee isn't on your website
Example
  1. 1

    Your score out of 100

    How easy you are to find and choose, and the score our fixes could take you to.

  2. 2

    What ChatGPT says

    The question we asked, who it recommended, and whether you were named.

  3. 3

    The searches people make

    Where you came up on Google for the searches people use in your area.

  4. 4

    What's costing you clients

    Each finding in plain words, with what we'd fix first.

In short

Why does AI visibility matter for a therapy practice?

People now ask assistants like ChatGPT to suggest a therapist, often for a specific concern and town. The assistant names a few practices or directory profiles, built from what it can read about each one, so a practice with clear pages per specialty and matching profiles is easier for it to suggest.

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Your questions, answered.

  • No. The check only reads what's public: your website, your Google listing and your directory profiles. Contact forms on sites we build send messages straight to you, never through us.

    Privacy and client information
  • Yes. We ask for an online therapist in your state rather than your town, the way a client who wants telehealth would ask.

  • It can. Assistants read directories as well as your site, so a complete profile that links to your website gives them another place to find you. Your report shows which profiles we found.

  • Yes, completely. The check, the score and the report are free, with no card. You only pay if you want us to fix things.

  • You see your score as soon as the check finishes. To open the full report, we text a 6-digit code to your mobile and ask where to email it. We only text you the code.

Ask ChatGPT about your practice, the way a client would.

See how you show up online

Free. Takes about a minute.