Understanding the network

The whole spectrum of care

Our providers span many kinds of care. Below is how they group together — and the credentials you tend to find in each. The labels are neutral: each is a distinct, valued role, suited to different needs.

Mental & behavioral health

Mental health · Psychiatric care · Testing & assessment · Developmental & behavioral · Expressive & creative therapies

Licensed

Certified

Medical & specialty care

Medical / primary care · Medical specialist · Dental & oral health · Vision & eye care · Audiology & hearing

Licensed

Rehabilitation & therapies

Physical & rehab · Occupational therapy · Speech-language

Licensed

Recovery & peer support

Addiction & recovery · Peer & community · Case management & social services

Licensed

Peer

Coaching & wellness

Coaching & wellness guidance

Certified

Peer

Holistic, body & life stages

Holistic / integrative · Nutrition & dietetics · Bodywork & somatic · Movement & mind-body · Reproductive & perinatal · End-of-life & palliative

Licensed

Certified

Peer

A note on choosing care

None of these is “better” or “worse” — they are different kinds of support. If you’re unsure what’s right for you, your doctor is a good person to ask.

LicensedGenerally means the person holds a state license with a defined scope and board oversight.

CertifiedGenerally means the person is credentialed by a professional body; scope varies by credential.

PeerA distinct, valued role grounded in lived experience and peer training.

A label describes a credential type, not a guarantee about any individual; please verify any provider’s current standing yourself.