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Catch the fake listings stealing your therapy clients
We find fake profiles using your name and get them removed
Score 7.1/10 · Worth testing
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23 July 2026
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7.1 out of 10. Score 7.1/10 · Worth testing
The problem
Most therapists quietly depend on Google and a Psychology Today listing to fill their caseload. The gut-punch comes when a colleague says 'hey, why are you listed on 7 Cups?' — and they find a profile they never made, with a 'send message' button that funnels would-be clients somewhere else. According to Behavioral Health Business (Nov 2025), one scraper directory called PsychFAQ jumped from 57,000 to over 100,000 unconsented therapist profiles in days, and on 7 Cups only 67 of 130,000+ listed therapists were actually verified — meanwhile one clinician told ClearHealthCosts her Psychology Today referrals fell from 5–10 a year to zero over two years. Nothing fixes it because the only real recourse is a multi-step opt-out that one therapist called feeling 'like extortion,' or hiring a lawyer — and the moment you kill one fake page, another pops up (a clinician named Korpak got 7 Cups removed but his PsychFAQ profile stayed live). Why now: a Lanham Act class action against 7 Cups (Mark Health Law) is underway in 2025, VC- and private-equity-backed platforms like Rula and Grow are now flooding Psychology Today with duplicate profiles of therapists who already have their own, and new s...
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