Review generation and reputation for a therapy practice
This service has to be built around your ethics code rather than around best practice. Median review count here is 6, 56.2% of listings sit under ten and 20.4% have none, so the bar is low. The problem is that the usual method, asking happy customers, is off limits: most codes and boards prohibit soliciting testimonials from current clients and anyone still subject to your influence.
So the ask goes elsewhere. Referral partners you have worked with. People who called for a consultation, got a straight answer and went somewhere else. Workshop attendees. Colleagues and supervisees. Past clients only where your board and code clearly allow it, which is often nowhere.
Responses matter as much as volume, because replying can itself confirm someone was in your care. Two weeks in you should have a compliant ask, a response template that never acknowledges a treatment relationship, and the first reviews from people you were free to ask. The reviews guide has the scripts.