The eight pillars of a therapy practice, and where AI fits in each.
Start with whichever pillar your practice needs. One has a free tool today, and one question at the bottom tells me which to build guidance for next.
The eight pillars
- Get foundFree tool live nowMake your homepage clearer about who you help, what you offer and how to contact you.Score my homepage, free
- Client resourcesYour own handouts and between-session materials, in your voice and within your scope.
- Groups and programsA group or workshop with a clear audience, a clear scope, and a plan for screening.
- PublishingWriting that helps referral sources and future clients trust you before they ever call.
- ProductsPackage one useful thing you keep rebuilding, so you stop rebuilding it.
- SystemsThe non-clinical admin that eats your evenings, organized without putting client information into AI tools.
- AuthoritySpeaking, teaching, training and supervising: sharing what you know beyond the therapy room.
- Something biggerThe idea you keep coming back to: a program, a company, a tool. Built with your judgment intact.
Where AI fits, in every pillar
Not a separate pillar. These are the kinds of work AI can take off your plate as you build, while the clinical judgment stays yours.
In everything here, your clinical judgment, your licensing board's rules and your clients' privacy come first. Nothing here involves putting client information into an AI tool.
A free place to start
The free Recognition Score uses rule-based checks to count information on your homepage. It's a count, not a grade.
Score my homepage, freeWhich pillar is next for you?
Thank you. I read these myself. Your answer helps me choose where to focus future guidance.
Practical, educational guidance for the business of running a therapy practice. Not legal, ethical, or compliance advice; your licensing board always wins. © 2026 Strua, LLC.