Join Australia's premier online therapy directory to reach more clients, grow your practice and expand into new markets.
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Continue your registrationSet your own availability, session rates, and choose which clients to work with.
Manage your clients' expectations by setting up clear practice policies.
Clients find you based on your specific specialties and expertise.
Match with clients seeking your unique therapy approach and modalities.
Be listed alongside other trusted Australian practitioners.
Boost your online presence in Australia's premier therapy directory.
Sign up in minutes and build your professional profile with your qualifications, specialisations, and approach to therapy.
We verify your professional registrations to ensure client trust and maintain the quality of our directory.
Start receiving enquiries from clients seeking your specific expertise and therapy approach.
Connect with clients from metropolitan areas to regional communities seeking online therapy services.
Our advanced search helps clients find therapists based on specialisations, therapy types, and specific needs.
Display your rebate eligibility to attract clients with Medicare mental health plans or private health coverage.
It's completely free to create and maintain your listing on Therapy Online Australia.
Once you've completed your profile and we've verified your professional registrations (usually within 24-48 hours), your profile will be live and searchable by potential clients.
You need to be a registered mental health professional in Australia.
Yes! You have full control over your profile through your therapist dashboard. Update your availability, rates, specialisations, and other details anytime. Changes are reflected immediately.
Clients can view your contact details on your profile page and reach out directly via your preferred contact method (email, phone, or website).
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