Everything the state makes hard, written down in one place.
Grouped by the decision you are in the middle of, not by date. Every page is a tool, a dataset, or a decision — never a lecture, and never a lecture with a number missing.
Deciding whether to start at all
What is actually happening, whether it warrants therapy, and who you would even be looking for.
Deciding
All 23 →Start with what's happening
All 21 →Paying for it without getting caught out
Every route to a lower number, and the arithmetic insurers do not show you.
Money
All 10 →Insurance routes
All 72 →Testing & evaluations
All 14 →Comparisons
All 11 →Doing it, once you have started
What the approaches actually are, and the small questions nobody wants to ask out loud.
Types of therapy
All 11 →Where the rules are different
Deadlines, denials, records, minors, and the paperwork that makes a plan do what it promised.
Your rights
All 15 →Worksheets
All 17 →The standard, published here rather than buried in an about page
No keyword targets, no word-count minimums. Several pages here are deliberately short because the answer is short.
Every figure carries the document it came from, with the date it was checked. If a source cannot be found, the sentence loses the number rather than keeping a plausible one.
Unsettled law and mixed evidence are stated as unsettled and mixed, not resolved into a confident answer.
The design calls for a named California therapist as reviewer, with their state registration or licence number and the review date, on every guide. The collective is not open yet, so no such line appears — rather than a line naming nobody. Follow what is being built →