A professional profile should tell clients who they may be booking. On Minder, a therapist profile stays private while essential details and a professional qualification are reviewed. This guide explains the current platform process, what to prepare, and how to check your listing afterward. Verification of a document is a limited platform check; it does not replace your own professional responsibilities or any authorization required for your work.
What to prepare before uploading
Have a readable copy of a university degree or a professional licence that supports the role you intend to show. The submission form asks for the institution, graduation year, document category, and at least one file. It accepts PDF, JPEG, and PNG files up to 2 MB each. A training certificate can add context, but a verified degree or professional licence is the credential category required for a new public therapist listing. Check the current form when you submit, because accepted details may change.
Use the document upload for your own qualification only. Do not include client records or case notes. Submitted evidence is reviewed privately; it is not posted as a public attachment to your profile. If a file is unreadable or you selected the wrong category, review its status and follow the request for more information rather than assuming that an upload is approval.
The four parts of a public profile
- Identity: add your full name and profile photo.
- Work: choose a primary therapeutic approach, specializations, and the languages in which you can conduct sessions.
- Sessions: set an active individual fee and at least one realistic weekly availability window.
- Review: submit a qualifying document and wait for human verification.
These parts work together. An approved document alone does not publish an otherwise incomplete profile. A polished biography or introduction video can help a visitor understand your style, but neither is required to make the listing visible. The four-step professional guide shows the current setup route, and the profile-writing checklist helps you draft optional wording without making outcome promises.
What the review status tells you
After submission, check your verification status in the professional workspace. A reviewer may approve the qualification, ask for more information, or reject a document. Minder does not promise a fixed review time; do not advertise a public profile before it is actually visible. If the secure upload is temporarily unavailable, try again later or contact support without attaching private documents to an ordinary email.
Present qualifications with the same precision on your public profile. Distinguish a university degree from additional training, and do not use a title or specialization that the evidence does not support. The APA Ethics Code is a US professional reference on accurate public statements about credentials; it does not determine licensing or registration requirements in Armenia. Check any obligations that apply to your own role and location with appropriate local advisers.
After your profile becomes visible
Open it as a visitor. Confirm that your name, languages, fee, availability, and service description are accurate. Keep the schedule and price current; a verification badge should not be read as a promise of clinical outcomes or a guarantee of client inquiries. For a wider comparison of platform features and terms, read the marketplace selection checklist.
When ready, create a professional account and save each setup step at your own pace.
Prepared by Minder Editorial with AI translation assistance. This product guide describes the current interface; no independent clinical or legal review is claimed.
