News
Stay up to date on what’s happening at Therapy4thePeople
Progress Notes from our Executive Director
The Real Cost of Therapy
To address cost barriers in mental healthcare we need to understand the full cost picture for patients.
Why I’m Optimistic About the Future of Mental Healthcare
We’ve got a long way to go toward mental health equity, but here are two bright spots in the future of mental healthcare.
A Number You Can Remember: 988
Learn how 988 works and why mental health advocates are worried about its launch.
How We’re Building a Directory People Can Trust
How and why we’re prioritizing quality over quantity.
3 Ways Insurance Companies Make it Harder to Get Therapy
What all mental health advocates should know about insurance and access issues.
Getting Real About the Therapist Shortage
What it means when we talk about a therapist shortage, and why our approach to increasing access is critical.
Why the Mental Health Crisis Isn’t New for People of Color
If we don’t talk about how the mental health system has left POC behind, attempts to fix the system will just exacerbate these inequities.
Looking Back and Looking Ahead
When we started Therapy4thePeople in spring 2020, we were 3 co-founders and a Google spreadsheet.
News and Announcements
Team Member Spotlight: Harlee Onovbiona
Learn more about Harlee, our Regional Ambassador for Arkansas.
Team Member Spotlight: Sasha Zabelski
Learn more about Sasha, our Regional Ambassador for the Denver Metro Area.
Team Member Spotlight: Monica Estrada
Learn more about Monica, our Regional Ambassador for Chicagoland.
We’re now a registered nonprofit!
Last month, we officially incorporated as a nonprofit in the state of Delaware.
We’re partnering with KnoxWell!
We are pleased to announce that Therapy4thePeople is partnering with KnoxWell to advance our shared mission of connecting help-seekers to affordable mental health resources. Through
Therapy4thePeople receives grant from University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics
The University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics has provided a grant that will fund our work over the summer.
The latest updates on our site (April 2021)
We’ve made quite a few big updates in response to feedback.
