There are resources out there, and we can help people find them — but the biggest barrier isn’t that help doesn’t exist, it’s that most people don’t know it does, beyond therapy. Organizations that already have someone’s trust — nonprofits, faith communities, schools, employers — are often the fastest way to close that gap. MindButler stays the same free, curated directory either way; we’re not the provider, we’re how people find the provider.
There are three ways to work with us, depending on who you are.
If you’re a licensed therapist, counselor, or provider hoping to be listed yourself, you don’t need a partnership — you need Submit a Resource. Every practice and service in our catalog goes through the same curation standard, whether it came from us or from you. That’s the fastest way to actually get listed.
Submit Your Practice or ServiceIf you’re a licensed clinician interested in volunteering clinical judgment on how we curate — not getting listed yourself — that’s the Therapist Advisory Board below, a different thing entirely.
If you serve people navigating hard things — housing instability, grief, recovery, family stress — MindButler can sit alongside what you already do, for free. Share it with the people you serve, point to it from your own resources page, hand it to staff who hear “I don’t know where to start” more than anyone should. We’re not a replacement for your programs; we’re one more door that’s always open, even outside your hours.
Tell Us About Your OrganizationThe same free-distribution offer extends to employers: a low-friction way to point employees toward real support — self-paced, no account, nothing tied to them.
Tell Us About Your BusinessInterested in a white-labeled version for your organization? Reach out — it’s not something we’re actively selling yet, but we’re glad to talk.
We’re building a small board of licensed therapists who believe the right resource can change someone’s trajectory. Advisors answer occasional questions that need a clinical eye, join one call a quarter, and help us make sure what we say sounds right. Unpaid, roughly six hours a year, and you can be named publicly or not — entirely your call.