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Find a program.
Explore programs near you. Check the sources, then call directly.
Listings show their sources when we have them and the date we researched them. No rankings, no paid placement.
How it compares
How is this different from Psychology Today?
Most directories publish what a program says about itself. Teryli researches each listing and shows its sources when we have them.
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Dots are placed from published addresses and show program locations, not openings or recommendations. Select a dot to see the address and how exact the pin is. Use two fingers to move the map. Protected residences and records without an exact location stay in the list.
A place to start.
Choose a state, search a city or service, or select a dot to explore a program. Results are listed by name or distance, never ranked.
The list also includes protected residences. Their exact locations stay private.
Directory-wide counts
Browse all programs
State totals include programs without public map pins, including protected residences. Choosing a state starts a new search and clears other filters.
Choose a state to start a fresh search.
Reading a record
Facts with sources.
Unknowns left visible.
Profiles show the sources we used and the date we researched them, when we have them. A last-checked date appears once a program confirms its facts. Fields nobody could confirm stay marked unknown. Call the program to confirm openings, intake hours, insurance and eligibility; the Directory does not recommend or refer.
How public records, allegations and locations are shown
- Where a public-record check has run, the profile lists what state licensing agencies, inspections and federal exclusion lists show, each with its source and date. “Public record: not yet checked” marks a research gap and says nothing either way about the program.
- Youth residential and inpatient programs show the state record we found, or “License not yet checked.” A state record line is not a license check. Confirm the license with the state.
- A revoked, suspended or surrendered license, federal exclusion, substantiated abuse or neglect finding with a sanction, court-ordered closure, or closed program is taken out of default search. Its profile remains reachable by direct link with the official reason, date and source.
- A filed lawsuit or news investigation about patient safety appears in one fixed, dated form with its source and ends “This is an allegation, not a finding.” No program is removed on an allegation alone.
- Group homes, recovery residences, shelters and other small residences never show a street address or a map pin. Their city, phone and website can show.
A separate tool for outreach work
Keep your own contacts and follow-up moving.
Teryli Field gives one professional a private contact Book for relationship notes, business-card scanning, visit routes and mileage. Ask Fred for call prep or a follow-up draft, then review it yourself.
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See plans and request a trialFictional outreach example
- 01 After meeting a program contact, scan the card and review the captured details.
- 02 Keep a note about the conversation in your private Book.
- 03 Plan the next visit, then review a Fred-prepared follow-up draft.
The Directory’s search, sourced profiles, published program contacts and corrections stay free. Paying for Field never changes a program’s facts or order in results; claims and corrections do not affect placement. Teryli charges no referral or placement fees. Field is for professional outreach contacts, not client or patient information.