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HelpGuide

First cited by AI Jun 18, 2026
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Surfaced organically in AI answers about online psychiatry. Not yet profiled.

HelpGuide is losing the AEO war.

Not cited in a single tracked AI answer since Jun 24, 2026, down from a peak of 2% visibility in online therapy on Jun 20, 2026. This page stays public, and recovery shows here the day it happens.

AI Visibility

Visibility trend

Online therapy, daily share of AI answers mentioning HelpGuide, through Jul 6, 2026.

0.0%

Last cited Jun 24, 2026 · peak 2% on Jun 20

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Mention sentiment

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  • 2 neutral
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Recent AI answers mentioning HelpGuide

PerplexityJun 20, 2026, 13:06 UTC
What is the best online therapy for teenagers?

The best online therapy for teenagers depends on what matters most, but the strongest general pick from the sources is Talkspace Teen Therapy for ages 13–17 because it is specifically built for teens and is highlighted as “Best Overall” and “Best Online Teen Therapy for Unlimited Texting.”[1][3] If you want the best options by use case, the most consistently recommended services are: Talkspace — best for teens who will engage better by messaging and want a teen-specific program for ages 13–17.[1][3][4] Teen Counseling — best for teens who want a platform designed specifically for adolescents; it is described as teen-focused and available for ages 13–19.[2][7][8] Thriveworks — best if you want a broader therapy provider with clinicians who specialize in children and teen counseling.[2][4] Brightside Health — best if privacy and parent involvement both matter, since HelpGuide notes its teen program uses a “dual-portal” model for ages 13–17.[4] Little Otter — best for families seeking a more family-centered approach rather than teen-only therapy.[2][3] For most families, Talkspace is the best overall online therapy choice for teenagers because it is teen-specific, widely recommended in the results, and emphasizes convenient texting-based support.[1][3][4] If the teen is more likely to open up with a counselor who is explicitly centered on adolescence, Teen Counseling is the strongest alternative.[2][7][8] If you want, I can also compare Talkspace vs Teen Counseling vs Brightside by price, privacy, parent involvement, and best fit for anxiety, depression, or school stress.

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PerplexityJun 18, 2026, 09:39 UTC
Which online psychiatry service has the shortest wait for an appointment?

If you want the shortest wait, the best-supported answer from these results is Brightside and same-day telepsychiatry services like BlueSky Telepsych or Pinnacle BHW, because they explicitly advertise same-day or next-day appointments.[1][2][4] Among the more mainstream national services, Brightside looks fastest in the evidence here: HelpGuide reports that it “offered very short wait times” with same- and next-day appointments often available, and that 53% of surveyed users got a first appointment within 3 days.[1] Other fast options in the results include: Grow Therapy: can see a provider in as little as 2 days; most clients are in their first session within two days.[3] LiveHealth Online: says there are no appointments or long wait times and offers care 24/7, though the result does not give a specific booking-time estimate for psychiatry.[10] Doctor On Demand: says it can connect you with a psychiatrist within a few days.[5] Talkiatry: says appointments are available in days, but the survey data in HelpGuide suggests waits can be a bit longer than Brightside.[1][6] If your only criterion is fastest possible appointment, I’d pick Brightside first among the established consumer services, with same-day local telepsychiatry providers like BlueSky Telepsych or Pinnacle BHW potentially being even faster if they serve your state/area.[1][2][4]

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Competitive Landscape

HelpGuide vs the brands AI recommends alongside it

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BrandRankAI visibility
HelpGuide logo
HelpGuideThis brand
0.0%
Brightside logo
Brightside

1 shared answers

#8
20.0%
Brightside Health logo
Brightside Health

1 shared answers

#10
18.3%
Doctor On Demand logo
Doctor On Demand

1 shared answers

#7
21.7%
Grow Therapy logo
Grow Therapy

1 shared answers

#19
8.3%

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