Compassion, access, and trust are essential to effective mental health care

Individuals must feel heard and receive support tailored to their needs.

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Two women are seated in a professional office environment, engaging in a counseling session. One woman holds a clipboard, suggesting note-taking or assessment, while the other listens attentively. The setting includes a cozy chair, a sofa, and a window with books and decor visible. A bottle of hand sanitizer is placed on the table, emphasizing hygiene.

When care feels personal, it works better

Mental health care is deeply personal, yet many people struggle to find a provider who they feel really understands them. And the right provider makes a difference—not just for their sessions, but in how they show up every day.

A large network that includes a diversity of providers makes it easier to find one who reflects specific cultures, speaks other languages, and better understands different life experiences. Because when people feel seen, heard and supported, they’re more likely to stay engaged in their care—and in life.

A better provider fit awaits

Mental health needs don’t wait—and neither should care

Just like physical health emergencies, mental health concerns require prompt attention. Mental health challenges can arise suddenly and escalate quickly. Waiting weeks for an appointment or support can worsen a condition, increase stress, and reduce the likelihood of recovery. Support should be available when people need it most, not weeks later.

Discover faster paths to care

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Two individuals are seated in a bright, modern office space, engaging in a conversation. One person holds a clipboard, suggesting a professional or counseling context. The setting features large windows and contemporary furniture, creating a calm and professional atmosphere.

Better care starts when people feel truly supported

When someone reaches out for mental health support, they shouldn’t have to start from scratch every time. Repeating their story can feel frustrating, impersonal, and even painful.

They deserve care that remembers, listens, and evolves with them - so they can focus on healing, not retelling. When care is continuous, compassionate, and connected, it’s truly better.

Find your way to better

Magic Johnson discusses employee mental health

Mr. Earvin "Magic" Johnson, along with other clinical experts, shares his insights on the importance of mental well-being in the workplace and how it can positively impact productivity and overall happiness. Hear from a renowned figure who has made significant contributions both on and off the court.

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