Welcome

A small business trying to help people cannot possibly fight back.

Always reimburse as little as possible and expect perfection from providers.

Many of us now need a 2nd job just to survive.

Through solidarity, we become powerful enough to fight back together. 

With NAP, we can incentivize good behavior rather than relying on non-existent good will. 

If we band together, we can get fair, livable, rates while expanding access to care.

They are swallowing up the entire industry, and doing it fast.

Private firms are mining data of clients and practitioners, selling it to the highest bidder. 

Same story as ever, just a different industry, OUR industry.

Insurance will soon force people to fail with AI (low cost) before they'll approve reimbursement for human therapists (high cost).

We expand to give ourselves a solid option other than joining private equity solutions.

We have to become our own solution, with no incentive to sell that data.

Only through wielding our own power will we be able to push against this. 

This sucks, but the only way to prevent this is to get politicians to regulate it. The incentives are simply too strong. 

The incentives for them are to raise funds, and private equity is happy to bribe them.

Nobody is holding them accountable to the things they promise, or even doing anything about problems they identify.

By blaming mental illness for problems, politicians stigmatize it and make it harder to help people.

We're going to have to bribe politicians to do the right thing... Hate the way it is, but it is the way it is.

If we can run ads, we can remind voters what's important, keeping politicians focused on what matters most.

We can alter public perception with consistent beneficial messaging, making it easier to reach those in need.