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Website evidence intelligence

How visible is your therapy website to people and AI?

Search for a therapist by name, practice, website, city, or specialty. CanadianTherapists.ca checks indexed published evidence against 265 common client questions and shows what is clearly answered, partially supported, or not found.

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Search therapist AI Visibility reports

Try a therapist name, practice name, website domain, city, or a distinctive therapy specialty.

Reports evaluate published evidence. A “not found” result does not mean the therapist does not provide that service.

265

Common client questions

Questions cover therapist background, services, fees, confidentiality, booking, populations, approaches, conditions, first sessions, and other practical concerns.

Evidence only

No invented answers

The report only credits information supported by indexed published evidence. Missing information remains “not found.”

Actionable gaps

See what your website leaves unclear

Answered, partial, and not-found categories help show where prospective clients and AI systems may lack useful information.

For therapists and practices

Turn evidence gaps into a clearer, more useful website

Your report can show which common client questions are answered clearly and which topics remain difficult to find. Use those gaps as a practical website improvement list.

What the score means

Evidence coverage, not therapist quality

The AI Visibility percentage measures how much of the 260 scored question framework can be supported by indexed therapist-specific evidence. Five additional crisis questions are platform safety guidance and are not scored against therapists.

Answered

Indexed evidence directly supports a useful answer.

Partial

Some relevant evidence exists, but the question is not fully answered.

Not found

The indexed evidence does not support an answer. It is not proof that a service is unavailable.