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Create the future you want to see.

We are proudly planted in the heart of South City. Take a peak at our headquarters! learn more about our journey here…

We are a professional, therapeutically-curated office space for mental health professionals in South City.

What is Marigold Therapy Co.?

Our current tenants are:

  • Independent - Owners of their own practice and leaders in the field of mental health.

  • Experienced - Leaders in the field of psychotherapy, providers of mentorship and/or clinical supervision.

  • Committed - Exhibit clinical excellence through innovation and collaboration.

  • Why choose an independent therapist?

    The answer may surprise you…

  • Your treatment is the priority.

    All therapists listed in our directory are fully-licensed and own their own practice. There are no third parties, clinics, or groups dictating the terms of your treatment - it’s just you and your therapist.

  • Therapists do their best work when they can prioritize their own care.

    Therapists get anxious too - especially when pushed to meet quotas, retain clients or increase revenue. When a third party’s earnings are prioritized over effective practice, the results are always the same for therapists - burnout.

  • Independent therapists are often more connected to the greater therapeutic community.

    It’s ironic that working in large practices can be isolating. Information silos, hierarchies, and high turnover undermine many therapists of their greatest clinical asset - each other.

Looking for a new place to establish your practice?

Come tour our space and see if we are a good fit.