Health
Solace
Finding a therapist is hardest at the exact moment you're least able to do it.
In development · Not open to the public
Feel heard again.
The problem it fixes
The directories that exist are ranked by who paid, buried in insurance language, and full of clinicians who stopped taking clients a year ago. You end up sending eight emails from the bottom of a bad week.
Solace is built against the public license registry instead — real, licensed clinicians, searchable by what you're actually working through, with the price and the next opening in plain sight.
How it works
Search in your own words
Specialty, approach, who they work with, language, and whether they're accepting clients.
Read the clinician, not the ad
Licenses, how they work, what they focus on, availability, and a transparent private-pay rate.
Book video or in person
Choose the format that fits, and keep your sessions, recaps, and between-session practice in one place afterward.
Where it stands today
What works
A working marketplace with a telehealth session room, therapist profiles and search, a four-step booking flow, a client area for goals and session recaps, and a therapist side for accepting requests, availability, and payouts. The clinician data model follows Florida's public license registry.
What doesn't, yet
It runs on sample clinicians — no license has been verified, nothing is bookable, and no session is real. Solace makes no clinical claims and is not a crisis service; that stays true whatever else it becomes.
Who it needs now
Every venture here is meant to be founded and run by real, verified people. These are the ones Solace is waiting on.
Licensed Florida therapists
Use it as a practitioner would and say where it asks the wrong question — especially in intake, where a wrong question does real harm.
People who've looked for care
Tell us where the search gave up on you. That's the search we have to fix.
Solace is an early-stage venture in active development, and a program of Diversify All, Inc., a 501(c)(3) public charity working toward an economy that connects humans to humans.
