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Psychologists

Share your practice ethically, steadily, without becoming an influencer

Write about what you know on the blog that lives on your bio page, let LookMyBio draft informative posts from each article, and point your bio link to a page with your license, your approach and the way to get in touch.

Compare Starter and Creator

A Starter subscription, $27 monthly, covers the blog, the calendar and your bio page. Drafting carousels from an article takes Creator.

analuz.therapyNew article
An empty therapy room with an armchair, a floor lamp and a plant in morning light, made with AI
analuz.therapy The armchair, the lamp and the plant, all waiting in the morning light before the first session of the week. What a first appointment looks like is in the article at the link in bio.

You know you should show up online, just not by dancing on Reels

Sessions fill the day and the gaps between them are too short to write anything careful. Worry about crossing an ethics line keeps drafts unposted, the profile goes quiet for weeks, and the link in your bio says nothing about how you actually work with people.

Your digital presence doesn't have to be this fragmented

LookMyBio brings the whole flow into one platform, so you produce in a more organized way and stay in control of what gets published.

Three quiet steps

  1. Describe the practice once

    Paste your practice website or write a short description: your approach, who you see, a calm tone. The kit keeps it for every draft that follows.

  2. Write one article, then reuse it

    Publish a piece on your blog and paste its link to get a carousel and captions back. Nothing leaves until you have read and edited it.

  3. Fill the calendar, then tidy the bio

    Spread the drafts across the coming weeks and make the bio link lead to a page with your license, your approach, the questions people usually ask and a contact button.

01 · Psychologists

Write once, explain it in several places

Articles you write appear on a blog that belongs to your bio page, and from Starter a block there lists the latest ones. With Starter, the same piece can reach 9 more blogs and newsletter platforms, while Medium and Substack take a copy you paste in yourself.

  • A subscribe form from Starter; new-post emails to readers from Creator, 5,000 a month
  • Psychoeducation with a source reads well both as an article and as slides
Blog and cross-posting

The blog editor in the app with a post by Estúdio Norte, a brand studio: cover, title, subtitle and text. Then its Cross-post window, sending the post to each of the blog's destinations one after another.

02 · Psychologists

From an article to an informative carousel

Once you are on Creator, drop in the address of an article you published, or of a YouTube talk you recorded, and you receive slides plus a caption aimed at Instagram, X, LinkedIn and TikTok. Strike out whatever reads like a promised outcome, add your name and credentials, and only then choose a date.

  • You get one image or a set of slides, and a caption to go with it
  • Stays in drafts until you schedule it
Turn an article into posts

The AI posts page in the app: a YouTube link pasted as the source, the video's card, Carousel suggested as the format and what reading it costs. Then the same post finished: every step done and the carousel's slides in Marina Vale's brand, with its caption, ready to publish.

03 · Psychologists

A calm, consistent look, carried onto the bio page

Your kit keeps a palette of as many as 10 colours, plus 6 themes to write about, such as psychoeducation, everyday self-care and common myths. Publishing it builds a first bio page in that palette, where a header (Starter and up) shows your full name, your title and your license number.

  • Available from Starter; it starts from your practice website or a short description
  • Text and FAQ blocks from Starter and Starter; a map for in-person sessions from Creator
  • Leave out forms that ask people to describe what they are going through
Set up your brand kit

The Brand Kit page in the app, filled in for Casa Linho, a linen clothing shop: identity, colours, fonts, voice, audience and quick wins. Then the bio page editor, with the page drawn in the colours the kit found.

04 · Psychologists

Steady posting without being online all day

Plan the month in one sitting: a concept explained each week, a monthly post on how therapy works (confidentiality, frequency, online or in person), Mental Health Awareness Month in May, suicide prevention in September with the crisis line, and World Mental Health Day in October. Publish to Instagram, Facebook (Pages only), LinkedIn (personal profiles only) and YouTube (videos only).

  • Starter links 2 accounts and publishes within an allowance of 30 scheduled posts each calendar month. On Creator you link 10 accounts and schedule with no monthly cap on posts.
  • A single post sent to two accounts uses two of those scheduling slots
How scheduling works

The Socials page in the app for Atelier Rosa, a hair salon: its connected accounts, this week's posts and the Create button. Then the New post composer with a reel for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, its caption, and Instagram's "Made with AI" label switched on.

05 · Psychologists

Seeing clients in a second language?

An article can be rewritten into any of the blog's other 5 languages, one per run. Every version is its own draft, linked back to the original, so you can check the clinical wording before anyone reads it.

  • Paid in credits, with the most it can cost shown before it starts
Blog translation

The blog editor in the app with a post by Estúdio Norte, a brand studio: cover, title, subtitle and text. Then its Cross-post window, sending the post to each of the blog's destinations one after another.

Psychologists

Plans for a private practice

What LookMyBio gives a psychologist on Starter and Creator
StarterBlog, brand kit and calendar, with header, text and FAQ blocks for the bio page. Your 1 profile takes 2 connected accounts and gets 1,500 credits a month. Price: $27 monthly
CreatorAdds carousels drafted from articles, emails to blog subscribers and the map block. Includes 4,000 credits, 10 connected accounts and 2 profiles, for $70 monthly
Email sign-up for new articlesCreator and up
Not includedSession booking, video calls, clinical notes or letters, invoicing, a client database, a DM inbox, WhatsApp automation and testimonials. Nothing reviews your posts against an ethics code or a board rule
FAQ

Questions from psychologists and therapists

What therapists ask before letting software near their professional profile.

No. The button sends people to your email, a messaging app or the scheduling tool your practice already uses. The page keeps no appointments and no clinical information.

No. It drafts, and you decide. Everything you publish is your responsibility as the licensed professional, so read each caption before it goes on the calendar.

From Creator, it proposes a carousel and a caption based on a text you wrote. You edit them, add your credentials and answer for what is published.

The product does not collect reviews, and the APA ethics code tells psychologists not to ask current therapy clients for testimonials. Articles about how you work do that job without exposing anyone.

Use the header block, available from Starter, which sits first on your page: your name, your title, the state that licenses you and the number. Repeat them in captions wherever your board asks for them.

Explain your work clearly and let the right people reach you

Set up the kit, publish one article and put your license at the top of the bio page.