We’re building a world where everyone has access to exceptional mental health care
Care should work for all of us. Not just sometimes for some people. At Two Chairs, we’re designing the mental health system you deserve — one that’s rooted in trust, evidence, collaboration, and real outcomes.
The problem
It’s too hard to find personalized, affordable care that actually works.
Our solution
We match you with the right care—whether that's therapy, psychiatry, or both so you start feeling better, faster.
A collective goal
Leading the way to care that works
Our team works at the intersection of clinical care, technology and design to revolutionize how people connect with and receive care.
We’re united by our collective personal experiences with the mental health care system, and the desire to build a better one for everyone.
We’re united by our collective personal experiences with the mental health care system, and the desire to build a better one for everyone.
Our values
What keeps us grounded — and drives our impact
We make sure everyone feels supported and valued, because investing in our community helps us better support our clients and create a culture of lifelong learners.
The quality of our care experience is core to our mission. By designing and personalizing every step of the way, we help clients focus on what matters most: their mental health and wellbeing.
By elevating our different perspectives, we create an environment where each person feels safe, valued, and able to bring their whole selves to work or care.
Needs evolve, so we learn and improve as we go. An action-oriented approach helps us make the unthinkable possible and improve our outcomes every day.
With support from




- American Psychological Association survey. (2024). Barriers to care in a changing practice environment.
- Simon and Ludman, 2010.
- Freed, Danny. The Blueprint Quality Index: A new way to benchmark behavioral healthcare quality. 2023.
- 6x greater rate than other healthcare systems; See Simon GE, Ludman EJ. Predictors of early dropout from psychotherapy for depression in community practice. Psychiatry Serv. 2010 Jul;61(7):684-9. doi: 10.1176/ps.2010.61.7.684. PMID: 20592003.
- Forand, N. R., Nettiksimmons, J., Anton, M., Truxson, R., Vanderwood, K., & Green, B. (2025). Depression and Anxiety Outcomes in a Technology-Enabled Psychotherapy Practice: Retrospective Cohort Study. JMIR Formative Research. (In press)






