The path to getting therapy is full of roadblocks. Okay Humans, a new brand hitting the L.A. therapy scene, aims to change that.
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There were little thoughts or questions I had over time that culminated, ultimately, into this bigger question, which is: “Why is it so hard to find therapy, why is it hidden, why are there so many hurdles?” Is your target demographic people who have never been to therapy or those frustrated with the old model?
We’re more modern in that we have a booking app, so you can see right away a therapist’s availability and watch a video bio and see a written bio and book with them. And your therapist can send you a note after your session that might have quick tips or a link to a podcast you talked about. There’s a journal as well so you can take notes from your session or do a gratitude journal.
We have the wellness shop at the front of the location which is a bit unique. So with the books and candles and different things in the front we look like a retail shop or a cute little gift store from the outside, and then it’s this beautiful space where meanwhile, tucked inside there are people learning about themselves and growing and changing.Some newer therapy models have tried to modernize the practice by offering online sessions.
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