Not the best - Therapist Grow Therapy Employee Review

Grow Therapy has been a solid fit for me as a licensed therapist looking for flexibility without having to build everything from scratch. Scheduling is entirely in your hands, making it easy to balance with other work or life commitments. Access to free CEUs is a real perk I didn't fully appreciate until I started using it. As someone who has to maintain licensure hours, having that built in saves both money and the hassle of hunting down training on my own. That said, it's still a platform model, so if you go in expecting a traditional employer experience, you'll need to adjust your expectations. You're running your own caseload, which is great if that's what you want, and less ideal if you need a lot of structure or support. Overall, I'd recommend it to clinicians who are self-directed, want to ease into or expand a private practice, and value autonomy over hand-holding.

Referrals can be slow at times. Reimbursement rates can vary greatly depending on insurance.

Incredible work environment where our CEO and everyone else REALLY cares. It's a company that truly works together rather than having hierarchical egos in the room. I've never seen a place where people across every single position are willing to work directly with one another towards the same mission. The CEO and all founders are incredibly humble, personable and down to earth people. Leadership cares about their people, and it's shown through numerous stipends, mental health mornings/afternoons, but also just getting to know everyone on a personal level. I feel incredibly valued every day, and it makes me in it for the long haul. Grow therapy is one of (potentially the last) mental health tech companies that psychologically safe internally. It makes all the difference; it makes people want to come to work, want to work hard, want to keep going. Grow really gets the mission inside and out and for that I am so grateful.

None, seriously. This company is doing incredibly and gives me hope that a company can be values-driven, care about their people, AND make money. It doesn't have to be corruption and greed at all costs.