Put the Recognition Score on your site.
If you write for therapists — a blog, a newsletter, a directory, a practice-building resource page — you can give your readers the free clarity check right where they already are. Two lines of code. No signup, no tracking, no cookies. Scan results aren’t stored; only the badge image is cached, for 24 hours.
The snippet
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This is exactly what your readers will see:
The score badge — for your own site
Show your result. The badge displays your site's live Recognition Score as a count of checks found (for example, “8 of 12 found”). It re-checks your page (refreshed daily), so it can't be faked and it stays honest if your site changes. Replace YOURSITE.com with your homepage address:
What it looks like (this is our homepage's live result):
What it does (and doesn't)
- Reader enters a website address; the widget shows how many of its 11 or 12 checks it found (for example, “8 of 12 found”), one dot per check, and the first step to take. It runs the same deterministic, rule-based checks as this site. No AI in the check path.
- It sets no cookies and asks for no email. Scan results aren't stored. The badge image is cached for 24 hours by web address, and we never record your reader's identity.
- It links back here for the full breakdown — that's the trade: your readers get a useful tool, we get discovered.
- Styling is self-contained and won't interfere with your site's CSS.
Free for any publisher. Please don't present the widget as an endorsement of paid services, and don't wrap it in a paywall. We may improve the widget over time; the snippet stays the same. Questions: [email protected] · Built by Dr. Nicholas Gehle, Psy.D. — a licensed clinical psychologist.