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Specialized for Therapists & Mental Health Practices

Choosing a mental health professional is hard enough. Your reviews should reflect who you really are.

People seeking therapy read every word of every review before they reach out. A fake, retaliatory, or wrong-practice 1-star doesn't just hurt your rating — it stops someone who needs help from ever calling. You can't publicly respond without risking confidentiality. We can remove the review instead.

71%removal rate on disputes we take
+0.9★avg rating improvement
18 daysavg to visible rating change
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Audit Results — Clearwater Counseling
3 removable found
H
H. Moss · 1 review · joined 1 day ago
★☆☆☆☆
"Slow service and they got my order wrong twice." [This is a therapy office]
⚠ Wrong business — qualifies for removal
Removed
Removed
F
F. Torres · former billing coordinator
★☆☆☆☆
"Management treats staff terribly. Would not recommend."
⚠ Employee conflict of interest — policy violation
Removed
Removed
Q
Q. Simmons · 1 review · joined this week
★☆☆☆☆
"Updating this review once you refund the session I cancelled 25 hours in advance."
⚠ Extortion — in dispute
In Dispute
A
A. Nguyen · 28 reviews · Local Guide
★★★★★
"Changed my life. Genuinely. If you're on the fence, just call."
✓ Real client — this one stays
Legit
88%
of therapy seekers research their provider online before booking
<12
avg reviews for a therapist — one bad one dominates the first impression
Silent
you can't publicly respond to reviews without risking confidentiality
$0
cost for your initial review audit — always free
The Problem

Mental health practices are uniquely defenseless against fake reviews

You can't respond publicly without risking a confidentiality breach. The reviewer knows this. So do disgruntled ex-employees and competitors. Fake reviews can sit on your profile for years while you watch in silence.

Wrong Practice
"Took 30 minutes to seat us and the food was barely warm. Completely unacceptable."
Why it qualifies for removal:

A reviewer mistook this counseling office for a nearby restaurant with a similar name. The review has nothing to do with mental health services.

Never a Client
"This therapist gave me terrible advice that made my situation worse. Avoid."
Why it qualifies for removal:

No intake record, no appointment, no billing. A brand-new account with no other reviews. The scenario described has no match in the practice's records.

Terminated Employee
"The owner doesn't care about clients or staff. This place is a mess behind the scenes."
Why it qualifies for removal:

Posted by a former administrative employee terminated for cause. No client relationship. Conflict-of-interest reviews from employees violate Google's review policies.

Extortion
"1 star until you refund the cancellation fee for the session I missed. Will update when resolved."
Why it qualifies for removal:

Conditional reviews held hostage for financial outcomes are a clear conflict-of-interest violation — regardless of whether the underlying billing dispute has merit.

Can't respond without risking confidentiality?

We remove the review instead. Free audit tells you which ones qualify within 24 hours.

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The Fix

Three steps to a protected practice profile

We handle the entire dispute process without requiring any client information — protecting your practice from both fake reviews and confidentiality exposure.

Send us your Google Business profile link

Two minutes. We audit every review for wrong-business signals, fake account patterns, competitor fingerprints, and employee conflicts — without needing any client data from you.

→ Free. Results in 24 hours.

We build the case and file disputes

We cite the exact policy violated and submit through proper channels. You never have to say a word about any client — we build cases entirely on public signals and policy language.

→ Escalation included if rejected.

The reviews come down. Profile protected.

You get a final report showing every review removed, your before/after rating, and guidance to protect the profile going forward.

→ Avg: +0.9★ in 18 days.

Most therapy practices have 2–6 removable reviews.

You won't know until we look. The audit is always free — no credit card, no sales call.

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Results

Real practices. Real reviews removed.

From solo therapists to group practices — fake reviews don't discriminate, and neither do we.

Private Practice Therapist
Solo LCSW • Portland, OR
3.2★
5.0★
Removed — Wrong Practice:"Terrible pizza and it was cold." Left on a solo therapist's Google profile — she shares a suite name with a nearby restaurant.

4 reviews removed — 2 wrong-business, 1 non-client, 1 extortion. First perfect 5.0★ rating in practice history. New client inquiries increased the following month.

Group Counseling Practice
6 therapists • Chicago, IL
3.6★
4.8★
Removed — Employee Retaliation:"This place is toxic." — Posted by a terminated admin with no client record, confirmed via account creation date and review history.

6 reviews removed — 3 employee conflicts, 2 non-clients, 1 wrong-business. Practice reported a meaningful uptick in new client inquiries within 6 weeks.

Protect your reputation

Every day a fake review sits on your profile,
someone who needs help chooses someone else.

Submit your Google Business Profile and we'll send you a full audit within 24 hours — free, no strings attached.

Common questions

Is this against Google's terms of service?

No. We dispute reviews through Google's official channels using their documented content policies. No fake reviews, no bots, no manipulation.

Do you need any client information?

Never. We build cases entirely on public signals — account age, review history, content inconsistencies, and policy language. We never ask for session notes, client names, or anything that could create a confidentiality issue.

What if Google rejects the dispute?

Initial rejections are common — Google's first pass is automated. We escalate through every legitimate channel until we've exhausted every option.

Why focus on mental health practices specifically?

Because you're uniquely trapped. You can't respond publicly without risking a confidentiality breach. Disgruntled non-clients and ex-employees know this. We specialize in building airtight removal cases that don't require you to say a single word about any client.

We already disputed and were rejected. Can you help?

Almost certainly. Google's automated first pass rejects most valid disputes. We succeed where business owners already received rejections — the issue is documentation quality and escalation path, not the dispute's validity.