This is a referral and collaboration network for clinicians and practitioners who understand that care is layered.

You may be:

• a therapist, social worker, or associate
• a psychiatrist or prescribing provider
• a psychologist or assessment specialist
• a community-based clinician or clinic
• a somatic or body-based practitioner
• an acupuncturist or integrative provider
• practitioners working within broader systems of care, including body-based, spiritual, energy-work, and community-rooted support

These are all part of the ecosystems people already move through.

This space does not separate them.
It brings them into conversation, with intention.

There is a difference between acknowledging the full spectrum of care and losing structure. This is not a free-for-all.

This space is grounded in:

• discernment over volume
• alignment over availability
• care over visibility
• real understanding over surface-level intervention

This is a space for people who think about the work, not just do it.

This space is grounded in care that is anti-oppressive, anti-racist, and rooted in a commitment to do no harm.

That includes acknowledging systemic harm, lived experience, and the ways those realities shape access to care, mental health, and relationships.

This space values:

• cultural awareness and humility
• trauma-informed and relational approaches
• accountability in how providers show up
• respect for the full humanity of the people being supported

This is not a neutral or apolitical space. It is an intentional one.

Everyone here is responsible for how they show up.

If you are a licensed or pre-licensed clinician:

• you are expected to follow your governing board regulations
• represent yourself accurately
• practice within your scope

If you are a non-clinical practitioner:

• engage ethically and clearly within your scope

Across all disciplines:

• engage with care and intention
• avoid assumptions or unnecessary policing
• prioritize alignment over availability

If something is unclear, ask before interpreting.

How This Space Works

This is a referral-first network centered around connecting people to support.

Most posts should be in search of something (ISO), whether that is a therapist, provider, group, or resource for someone being supported.

Practitioners across disciplines are here because they often support individuals who need care beyond their own scope.

This is not a space for general service-seeking or unrelated requests. Posts should remain grounded in care, support, and wellbeing needs.

How to Post

Posts should be structured around a clear need.

Examples:

• ISO therapist for trauma and ADHD
• ISO psychiatrist who takes insurance
• ISO acupuncturist for chronic pain
• ISO group support for grief

Responses should be directly connected to that need:

• “I’d be a fit, I work with X and have availability”
• “Here is a group that aligns with what you’re looking for”
• “I recommend this provider, they specialize in this”

Strong posts lead to strong referrals.

What Does Not Belong Here

This space is not for:

• general self-promotion or ongoing visibility
• posting services without a referral context
• mass advertising or unrelated offerings

Examples:

• “Hi, here’s everything I offer”
• “Check out my classes this week”
• “I have openings, reach out”

This kind of posting creates noise and makes the space harder to use.

People are often navigating multiple systems at once.

They may be:

• in therapy and also working with spiritual practitioners
• seeing a psychiatrist and needing somatic support
• connected to community care but lacking clinical resources
• trying to make sense of their experiences across multiple frameworks

This space exists to support that reality, without dismissing it or overcomplicating it.

Instead of ignoring that, this space is built to hold it.

To make it easier for providers to connect clients to support that reflects the full picture of their lives.

This is a referral-first space, not a visibility-first space.

Most engagement should be in response to a specific need.

To support connection, there will be designated monthly threads where you can:

• introduce yourself
• share your specialties
• name your offerings

Outside of those threads, posts should remain referral-based.

If your service directly meets a request, it is appropriate to share it in response to that need.

Posts should not include identifying or traceable information.

At the same time, context matters.

The goal is to share enough clinical or situational detail to make an aligned referral possible, without making someone identifiable.

Avoid:

• names, exact locations, workplaces
• highly specific personal details
• case-style descriptions

Keep posts focused, relevant, and respectful of privacy.

If more context is needed, it can be shared privately.

Before posting, take a moment to make sure your post:

• is specific and relevant to the need
• includes enough context for an aligned referral
• is written clearly and directly
• reflects care and professionalism

Strong posts lead to strong referrals.

If more detail is needed, it can be shared privately.