Guides

Finding the right therapist or wellness provider, and, for providers, being found by the right clients.

Looking for a therapist

How to have ChatGPT or Claude search FrumHealth.org using what it already knows about you, what it sees, and how to open its picks here.

What the license letters mean, how to check a license, what to ask on the first call, and how to find a frum therapist who fits.

When couples therapy helps, what the first sessions look like, common approaches in plain words, and when couples therapy is not the right step.

Why the language of therapy matters, how to find a therapist who speaks Yiddish or Hebrew, and how online sessions and state licensing work.

How providers can use ChatGPT or Claude to find a topic and outline a post in their own words, while keeping every client detail out.

Where referrals in the frum community come from, what makes a colleague, school or rav comfortable sending someone, and practical steps to take.

Send someone a short, ranked list of providers on FrumHealth.org in one link, with photos, and signed by you if you are listed.

What it costs to list on Psychology Today, Nefesh International, the Jewish Therapist Collective and FrumHealth.org, and what each is best for.

How to write a directory listing that helps the right clients understand your work, with examples of weak and clear sentences.