Start Saying More
Bridging the gap between you and a therapist



Finding the right therapist can be stressful and time-intensive. Start Saying More is an innovative platform that aims to connect minority individuals with a mental health provider that they are most likely to feel secure sharing and healing with. Using our detailed survey, we’ll match your personality, area(s) of concern, experiences, and preferences with professionals in our database that are just right for you. We’re helping to reduce the stress associated with looking for a new provider. We want to make it easier for you.
How It Works

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Complete the Myers-Briggs’ Personality test to receive your five factor personality type.
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Complete our detailed survey to provide us with your personality factors, experiences, preferences, and area(s) of concern.


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Our intelligent algorithm will use the results you have provided us with to match you with mental health professionals.
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You will receive a list of professionals that you can contact so you can begin your healing journey!

Who can benefit from therapy,
you ask?
Whenever we have a frightening or stressful experience, it can affect us. Simply thinking about a strong memory can start an uncomfortable train of thought that has nothing to do with the present moment. Therapy, while at times painful, is also a very positive, empowering and life changing opportunity that anyone can benefit from. In fact, it can be so helpful to be a positive and calming force for yourself in the world! While therapy is meant to help you work through your difficulties and provide you with new skills and abilities to cope with life’s challenges, there are many benefits besides these. Therapy, or psychotherapy, as it is sometimes called, is a fantastic way to work on learning more about yourself and others. Therapy can be very useful in learning how to cope with life’s difficulties, because it teaches you to see the thoughts and feelings that are already there below the surface. It can be intimidating at first to think of therapy as an option, but you can benefit from it too.

