Mental health workers
Therapists, counselors, psychiatrists.
Why this page exists
Mental-health work creates relationships that sometimes turn into attachment, transference, or stalking patterns post-treatment. The risk is well-documented in the literature and well-known to anyone who's worked in the field.
What we sweep for you
Therapeutic relationships that go sideways post-discharge are the threat profile here, and they unfold over months or years — not days. We sweep on a cadence that matches: broker sites, biweekly re-checks, with deep attention to the relative-listing fields. The patient who can't find you sometimes redirects to your spouse or your sibling, and the broker pages serve that lookup the same way they serve direct searches. We close both routes.
What you should do today, free
Audit your own digital footprint with the free scan. Therapists are taught practice-security at the office level (separate work phone, no home address on business cards) but rarely at the personal-records level. The brokers don't care which one you locked down. We close the gap.