You keep what you charge.
STAYVEN never takes a cut of your sessions. Free during founding, then one flat monthly fee for the workspace, announced well before it starts.
Too many people wait until it costs them. When they're ready for licensed care, we want a therapist who gets it waiting on the other side. Apply to see clients on STAYVEN+.
STAYVEN never takes a cut of your sessions. Free during founding, then one flat monthly fee for the workspace, announced well before it starts.
Coaches and listeners hand someone over once they agree to it, with a summary they approved. You choose who you accept.
Transfers, handoff notes and your clients live inside STAYVEN+. Nothing to install and nothing to download.
You set your hours and decide who's a fit. STAYVEN handles the platform so you can focus on the session.
About 10 minutes. Everything is on this page.
We verify your license with the Maryland board and your NPI.
A short conversation about how you work and who you help best.
You get a STAYVEN+ login and can start accepting client transfers.
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Not during our founding period. After that, STAYVEN+ is one flat monthly fee for the workspace. We'll share the price well before it starts, and you decide then.
No. You work as an independent provider and use your own clinical judgment. STAYVEN gives you the workspace and the referrals.
STAYVEN coaches and listeners hand someone over when they need licensed care, after that person approves. You see the request in a queue and choose whether to accept it. We can't promise a number of clients.
Transfers a coach or listener marks as urgent. They also alert STAYVEN's safety team. Only therapists with 2+ years fully licensed who opt in see them. STAYVEN isn't a crisis service: anyone in immediate danger is directed to 988 or 911.
We're starting in Maryland. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when we open in your state.
No uploads. We look up your license with the Maryland board and your NPI in the national registry. We may ask about your malpractice policy on the call.