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Consult Group Match.
An app idea for mental health therapists.

A lightweight matching service that connects private practice therapists with peer consultation groups based on specialty and availability.

Gap foundResearched 29 September 2026 for mental health therapists

What the search found

Who pays
Private practice therapist
The problem
Therapists looking for peer consultation are told to ask their network or post on Facebook, which does not work if they are new, isolated, or in a niche. They want to find a group that fits their specialty and schedule without cold-emailing strangers.
The gap
The results show directories, articles and paid fixed groups, but no matching service that pairs a therapist to a group by specialty and availability. The advice is still to ask people you know or post on social media.
Already out there
People asking for it
The big assumption
Therapists will pay to be matched into a group rather than join a free group they hear about through their network.
Test it this week
Run a manual match for ten therapists this month using a form and a spreadsheet, and see if any pay a small fee or show up to a matched group call.

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