Compassionate Access to Therapy

I finally found a therapist who gets me, and I didn’t have to go into debt to afford it.

I stopped believing I could find a therapist with my cultural identity, then my child told me about Kind.

I just thought therapy wasn't for me, never found a therapist I connected with. Then, I had a breakup and thought I'd give it one more try and found Kind. I believe in therapy now.

My therapist helped me get unstuck. after years of trying everything else.

I’m neurodivergent and uninsured. I thought therapy wasn’t for people like me. Kind proved me wrong.

This is the first therapist I’ve had who understands what it’s like to live in a system that isn’t built for you.

I’m a parent. My Kind therapist helped me show up better for my kids and myself. Also, it’s the only place I could find where all of us can receive therapy, affordably.

They didn’t make me prove I was ‘struggling enough’ to deserve a reduced rate. It was simple, transparent, and trustworthy. Something I thought didn’t exist anymore in healthcare.

I’ve referred my friends, my coworkers, even my boss.

I thought I had to ‘fix’ myself before I came to therapy. Turns out, therapy is where I start.

I’m a teenager, and I didn’t think anyone would take me seriously. My therapist at Kind doesn’t just listen, they hear me. It’s the first time I’ve felt like I can be fully myself in therapy.

I work in food and bev, late nights, no benefits, constant stress. I never thought therapy was possible for someone like me. Kind made it easy, affordable, and zero judgment.

I’m transgender, and I’ve had too many bad therapy experiences to count. At Kind, I didn’t have to explain or defend who I am. My therapist just got it. It’s the first time therapy felt affirming.

This place made it possible for me to keep going, without having to choose between mental health and rent.

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