Hi, I'm Megan. I'm a licensed clinical social worker, copywriter, and superconnector in the mental health industry. Here are my FAQs from therapists: -What companies can I trust with my practice? -How do I get started in a non-direct-practice role? -Can I share my experience about x company? Marketers: -How does our marketing resonate with therapists? -Is our consumer-facing content clinically sound? -What do you think about this campaign/. Founders: -How do we build a best-in-class therapist experience? -What mistakes are we making that might be causing our high turnover? -How can we link outcomes with profitability to justify prioritizing science and clinicians? Investors: -Is this pitch BS, or is there something to it? -Could you ask the right people some questions to let us know what the liabilities of this business we're considering? -Can you serve as an advisor for x project? And if you're curious about what keeps ME up at night: I'm worried about the same thing as many therapists- what happens to mental health care when companies are driven by profit and leave clinicians behind? Through initiatives like Fit Check and the Therapy Trust Collective, I work to bridge gaps between therapists, startups, and investors. I shed light on policy and practice issues that hold mental health progress back. Mental health can't be bought or sold. The best role for tech and industry solutions is to create space for well-being to flourish and grow naturally in connection with other humans. The solutions to the mental health crisis aren't in Silicon Valley; they're in our neighborhoods and homes.