Give therapy enquiries a clearer first step.

Therapair helps potential clients understand their options, share what matters, and send you a more informed private enquiry.

Join early access

Less guesswork before the first conversation.

Enquiries often lack the practical context to decide what happens next. A first enquiry should say enough without asking a client to repeat themselves.

Context that matters

Clients can share needs, communication preferences, accessibility, and practical details before they contact you.

Profile information you control

You approve which approach, focus, communication style, formats, and boundaries are visible.

A better-prepared first contact

You receive an enquiry with more context, so you can decide what to clarify and whether to respond.

See the Therapair experience

The screens below show the Therapair experience using synthetic therapist profiles and client answers. No real practitioner or client data is shown.

Clients start with what matters.

Clients share what they need, including communication style, approach, identity safety, accessibility, and practical preferences.

Synthetic Therapair sandbox question about communities and experiences, with LGBTQI+, neurodivergent, cultural, disability, and lived-experience options.
The questionnaire gives clients a structured way to describe what they need.

Therapair narrows the search.

Intelligent matching compares client-stated preferences with therapist-approved profile information to produce a small, explainable shortlist.

Synthetic results grid showing example profile cards for Alex Rivera and Priya Patel.
Shortlists keep relevant profile facts visible, with no match score or pay-to-rank.

Clients decide who to contact.

Clients can consider your approach, communication style, identity safety, and practical details before sending a private enquiry.

Synthetic profile detail showing Alex Rivera's summary, approach, and profile information.
Synthetic profile detail showing Alex Rivera's practical session, location, fee, and language information.
Therapist-approved information stays clear from shortlist to profile.

Intelligent matching informs the shortlist. It does not make a clinical decision.

It explains why a profile may be worth considering from known information. It does not decide suitability, replace professional assessment, or guarantee an outcome.

Visible to clients
Approved details about your approach, scope, and practical access.
Used for matching
Approved facts and bounded reasons for consideration.
Confirmed directly
Availability, fees, urgency, and care details remain for direct enquiry.

Clients and practices

Separate early-access paths are available for people looking for therapy and practice teams.

Join therapist early access.

Tell us about your practice, then explore the client preview and get notified when therapist profile onboarding opens.

Optional: Help shape Therapair

Your feedback is valuable. Take part in a short 6-8 minute survey to help us improve the experience and matching flow.

Completely optional. You will still receive the client preview either way.

Need practice access instead? Register your practice here.

Frequently asked questions

A quick overview of who early access is for, what happens next, and what to expect.

Who is early access for?
Mental health and wellbeing providers across Australia, from solo practitioners to growing practices and clinic teams.
What happens after I register?
After registration, you can open the client preview straight away. We will notify you when therapist profile onboarding opens later.
Is research required?
No. The survey is optional, and if you opt in we include the link in your confirmation email.
What does “match” mean?
Therapair uses client-stated preferences and therapist-approved profile facts to inform a shortlist. It does not make a clinical decision or guarantee an outcome.

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