SALT LAKE CITY, May 28, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- This is extremely helpful because, although most advertisers on the website are not using insurance as their primary payment source, insurance is where most people start their research for the right fit. The primary acquisition of users to the allkindsoftherapy.com is Organic Search and 70% of website traffic year over year are new users to the website. The analytics reveal that the website primarily captures young adults and potential families seeking treatment programs. Therefore, enhanced usability through filters is vital to the user experience on the website.

All advertisers on allkindsoftherapy.com are required to answer more than 40 facts about their programs, and to provide facts about operations and protocols at their residential treatment center, therapeutic boarding school, wilderness therapy program, and/or assessment program for teens to young adults. "The directory has always required transparency about national accreditation or insurance acceptance, but the user could only find noteworthy details on each advertiser's specific webpage. It was buried. Now these facts are revealed, in the same front-facing presentation as region, gender, and type of treatment program," said Jenney Wilder, Owner of the website. Of course, being reimbursed by an insurance company varies widely. Many treatment programs provide "Super Bill" itemized form used to reflect rendered services for out of network insurance reimbursement.

When a state license is obtainable, advertisers on the website earn and keep them. Through the monthly newsletter for the website, advertisers and treatment programs are announce obtaining further national accreditation from third-party organizations like CARF, COA, Joint Commission, or AEE, in monthly All Kinds of Therapy newsletter because treatment programs that advertise on the website are willing not afraid to reveal how they operate, invite more oversight to operations.

National accreditation is a trend in mental health treatment and recovery for adolescents and young adults. In fact, the National Association of National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP) announced in October, 2018, that all their members must obtain national accreditation. Most are finding "accreditation has absolutely made us a better program and supports the process of improving systems and best practices," said Co-founder of Dragonfly Transitions, Mona Treadway PhD, since being Joint Commission accredited. "It helps us keep an eye on quality, safety, and risk management. The accreditation process holds Dragonfly accountable to critically think about and analyze data that is gathered throughout the year. This informs changes and improvements to client service."

About All Kinds of Therapy
Launched in 2015, allkindsoftherapy.com is an online directory of treatment and intervention options troubled teens and young adults (ages 30 and under). Advertisers have to answer 40+ questions and provides significant facts about their treatment model, clinicians' training, licensing, etc and which is a level of transparency, unlike any other online treatment directory. Users research programming options that support a family's need, and can compare treatment options side-by-side, 'favorite' particular programs, subscribe to the monthly newsletter, review industry jobs and read a curated blog to answer questions.

SOURCE All Kinds of Therapy