Self-service referral tool · California

Write a useful referral request without exposing the client.

In short

How do I write a therapist referral request without identifying the client?

A structured request that separates requirements from preferences and omits client-identifying details

Aggregate demand patterns

Choose structured, non-identifying facts. The builder separates requirements from preferences, names the payment route precisely, and produces copy you can edit before posting.

Nothing is submittedNo client name or exact ageInputs stay in this browser

Privacy boundary: do not add a name, exact age, employer, school, address, diagnosis narrative, or unique event after copying. This tool intentionally offers no free-text client field.

Build the request

Use general categories. Put only genuinely non-negotiable items in the core request.

Preferences—not automatic requirements

Why the structure matters

Aggregate research shows that referral needs often stack payment, format, schedule, age, and specialty constraints. The tool reduces repeated clarification; it does not rank therapists or predict a match.

Read the aggregate patterns →

Source notes

Use the citations and any dated evidence records to check the claims relevant to your task. This label is not a verification status.

You should not have to work this part out on your own.

Once a month: free tools and apps worth having, better ways to run the admin side of a practice, what other California therapists are actually doing, and anything new here that might save you an afternoon.

About monthly. One click to leave. Never sold, never shared. The consent box is separate and unticked because California requires it — and because it should be.