The impact you crave.

At Kind Therapy Inc., we believe in building a new model—one that supports therapists as much as the clients we serve.

Too many therapists are burning out. Isolated. Underpaid. Overworked. Pushed to navigate systems that don't work for us or the people we care for. We’re different.

We’re a nonprofit mental health organization designed for therapists who want to do meaningful work—without sacrificing their own care or values.

Here’s what we offer.

  • Too often, marginalized communities receive therapy that is short-term, culturally irrelevant, or outright harmful.

    At Kind, we change that. We offer real, accessible outpatient therapy for people who are usually treated like a statistic—or a burden.

    Our therapists choose this work not out of pity, but out of deep alignment and shared humanity.

  • We get it: private practice can feel lonely. Insurance work can feel thankless.

    And traditional systems weren’t built for liberation.

    At Kind, you’re part of a community that centers access over profit, justice over metrics, and humanity over hustle.

  • The (low) average clinical supervision rate is $150/hour.

    After you get you complete master’s degree, you need ~100 hours to get licensed. That’s a $15,000 savings—covered by us through both individual and group supervision.

    And we don’t stop there. We continue offering free post-licensure supervision so you can stay sharp, relevant, and connected—because growth doesn’t stop at licensure, and neither should your support.

  • You’re required to complete ~20 hours of CE every year. At $100/hour, that’s $2,000/year.

    We provide CEUs centered on justice and inclusion—training focused on the communities we serve, not just clinical theory. Because the future of therapy must be culturally grounded and liberatory.

  • Insurance companies average a six-month delay in reimbursement. We pay you within the same month—so you’re never chasing down your income.

    And while many therapists struggle to find full-fee referrals, we’ve built a steady stream of clients ready to start care now.

  • While unpaid, our clinical apprenticeship is a powerful opportunity to serve communities often overlooked by traditional care—and to become the kind of therapist you’re meant to be.

    This is real-world training that goes beyond licensure prep. You’ll gain direct experience, mentorship, and community-rooted practice that helps you grow into work that sustains you.

    When you graduate and complete our apprenticeship program, you’re invited to apply for a staff role—starting your career with financial stability and a full, values-aligned caseload.

    We call it an apprenticeship—not an internship—because this isn’t just a requirement. It’s a guided path into your future that school can’t offer.

  • You’ll work from your own office—which may be at home—with a schedule that supports your life, not the other way around.

    Whether you’re caregiving, neurodiverse, managing chronic illness, living with a disability, or simply craving spaciousness, we’ve built an adaptive environment that celebrates how real life moves.

This is therapy that’s kind to everyone—including you.

Join us if you’re:

  • Working toward licensure and want to learn in a supportive, real-world setting.

  • Already licensed and ready to grow in a community that matches your values.

  • Looking to serve clients with depth, equity, and humanity at the core.

  • Want a private practice-like internship that centers access.

Let’s build a better future for therapy. Together.

What therapists say.

"This is the first place I’ve worked where supervision wasn’t just a requirement—it was a source of nourishment. I’ve never felt so supported in growing my clinical voice."

“At Kind, I get to do the work I actually trained for—long-term therapy with clients who’ve been ignored by traditional systems. I’m not just checking boxes. I’m building trust.”

What apprentices say.

“The apprenticeship gave me more than hours—it gave me experience with real-world complexity, a built-in community, and clients who actually wanted to do the work. That changed everything.”

“Kind helped me step into private practice without having to figure it all out alone. I didn’t start with an empty caseload—I started with a team and a shared purpose.”