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01 / Mission

Less searching.
More healing.

Clinical and holistic care, held side by side, without a hierarchy. Therapy is here now; acupuncture, reiki and movement are what we are gathering next. Tell us where you are — a person reads it and writes back with names, and the reason behind each one.

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02 / Modalities

Care, held
side by side.

Five forms of care, gathered one practitioner at a time. None outranks another. The right one is the one that fits when you sit with it.

  • 01 / In the collective

    Therapy

    Licensed clinicians who pick up the phone before the pitch.

  • 02 / Being gathered

    Acupuncture

    Practitioners with a real clinical record. Not a weekend course.

  • 03 / Being gathered

    Reiki

    Energy work, held with care. Clear consent, no mysticism.

  • 04 / Being gathered

    Movement

    Teachers who work with adult bodies. Yoga, somatics, breath.

  • 05 / Our standard

    Trauma-informed

    Across every modality. You set the pace. Not the practitioner.

03 / How

Three steps.
No theatre.

No forms. No theatre. No algorithm pretending to know you.

  1. 01

    Tell us where you are.

    A conversation, out loud or typed. Plain language. Two paragraphs is plenty.

  2. 02

    Read the shortlist.

    Practitioners chosen by a person, each with a reason. Sometimes that is one name.

  3. 03

    Begin.

    Reply to the practitioner directly. The relationship is yours from the first message.

04 / Practitioners

Fewer leads.
Better fits.

Real referrals, not lead lists. When someone reaches out, it is because a person read their story, thought of you by name, and told them why.

We are at the beginning. The collective is small, every introduction is made by a person, and practitioners who join now are founding members. Listing is free to begin, and there are no per-lead fees.

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05 / Questions

Things to ask
before you write.

  • Is this a directory?

    You can browse the collective if you'd like to — it is small, and honestly so, opening in Minnesota one practitioner at a time. But a directory hands you a list and walks away. We hand you a shortlist with the reasoning, written by a person who read what you sent.

  • How are practitioners vetted?

    Licensing when it applies. Training when it matters. A working relationship when neither is enough. Credentials are reviewed by hand before a badge appears, and a profile can be held at any time.

  • Clinical or holistic?

    Both, side by side, without a hierarchy. A licensed therapist and a craniosacral practitioner can both be the right answer.

  • What about my privacy?

    Your story is yours. We never sell it. Practitioners only learn what you decide to share.