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Join the Provider Spotlight Program to Boost Your Visibility

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Are you a mental health provider looking to expand your reach and build your professional reputation with the Grow Therapy brand? Our Provider Spotlight Program offers an excellent opportunity to gain visibility through media features, content collaboration, and paid contributions.

What is the Provider Spotlight Program?

The Provider Spotlight Program highlights a curated group of outstanding clinicians who partner directly with Grow Therapy’s marketing team, writers, and public relations contacts. Members of this program are prioritized for media interviews, social content, article bylines, and other promotional opportunities that increase exposure and help attract new clients.

Why join our Provider Spotlight Program?

  1. Showcase your clinical expertise: Work with Grow Therapy’s marketing staff, freelance writers, and journalists to present your insights on mental health topics to a broader audience. This platform helps establish and reinforce your authority in areas relevant to your practice.
  2. Boost your professional visibility: When you participate, your name, license type, and a link to your Grow Therapy booking page (when available) accompany published content, increasing recognition among potential clients and peers.
  3. Compensated contributions: Select projects—such as on-camera interviews, written content, reviews, or quote submissions—offer competitive compensation. We value your time and expertise and compensate providers for approved deliverables.
  4. Press and PR opportunities: Our media placements have led to features in national outlets including USA Today, HuffPost, CBS, and others. These placements can amplify your profile, credibility, and referral potential.
Join the program

Ways to participate

There are four primary engagement options within the program. You can select one or several areas based on your interests, experience, and availability.

  1. Public Relations (PR): Our PR team may reach out when journalists seek expert commentary. Topics range from broad mental health themes (for example, anxiety or depression) to specialized subjects like women’s mental health, spirituality, LGBTQIA+ issues, or location-specific stories.
  2. Content creation: Collaborate with the marketing team to produce short-form video or social media content for platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, or participate in filmed interviews about your clinical approach and experiences as a therapist.
  3. Article review: We publish numerous articles monthly and rely on clinician reviewers to ensure clinical accuracy. Reviewers provide feedback, add insights, and receive an author byline, a short bio, a link to their Grow Therapy profile, and compensation per reviewed article.
  4. Provider insights and quotes: Our writers frequently include original provider quotes in blog posts. If you opt in, we’ll contact you for brief, topic-specific quotes. Contributors are compensated for their time and expertise.

Examples of Grow Therapy providers in the Spotlight Program

Press

  • CBS – Amy McWilliams, LCSW (Mental Health Awareness Month)
  • USA Today – Karina Hester, LMFT (commentary on condescending partners)
  • HuffPost – Alica Brown, LCSW (common issues women bring to therapy)
  • Daily Mail – JohnNeiska Williams, LPC (on rising depression rates)
  • Healthline – Catherine Del Toro, LMHC (analysis of a TikTok trend)
  • MSN – Greg Lozano, LPC (commentary on healthier social media habits)

Social Media

  • Instagram – Ariel Williams (video interview series)
  • Instagram – Catherine Del Toro (social media content)

Blogs

  • Recognizing Postpartum Mental Health Conditions and How Therapy Can Help – Jaclyn Gulotta, LMHC
  • Therapist Red Flags: 14 Warning Signs They Aren’t Right for You – Sean Abraham, LCSW
  • Living with Social Anxiety Disorder: Tips and Treatment – William Snyder, LPC

Ready to join?

Joining is straightforward. Complete the sign-up form and we’ll add you to the Provider Spotlight candidate pool. You can opt into the types of opportunities that fit your schedule and areas of expertise, whether media interviews, social media projects, article reviews, or quote contributions.

We look forward to working with dedicated clinicians who want to share evidence-based perspectives, contribute to public understanding of mental health, and grow their professional presence. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact us at [email protected].