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Which Miami therapists does Claude recommend?

We asked Claude 1 question about therapists that a person in Miami might ask, with web search on, the week of Nov 9, 2026. Here is who it named, and how that changed from the week before.

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Asked the week of Nov 9, 2026

Who Claude named

The first week we asked, so there is nothing to compare with yet. Ranked by how many answers named them, then by how early.

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1Kristina BeaudryMapfirst week1 of 1 answer
2Lorraine CalhounMapfirst week1 of 1 answer

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“Can you recommend a good therapist in Miami for anxiety?”

I can't responsibly name one specific Miami therapist as "the best." My search only turned up directory listings. These showed who is currently accepting clients, but they had no reliable review data on individuals. I'd rather not invent a recommendation. Here is how I'd find a good fit.

Where to look (Miami-specific listings) - Mental Health Match lists Miami anxiety therapists, with some online-only and some in-person or online, marked as accepting clients. The names shown include Kristina Beaudry and Lorraine Calhoun, who offer in-person or online sessions. I haven't verified their reviews or credentials. - Grow Therapy, Zencare, SonderMind and TherapyFinder let you filter by insurance, such as Humana. Yelp has reviews of local practices.

What to look for - A license: an LMHC, LCSW, LMFT, psychologist (PhD or PsyD) or psychiatrist. - Evidence-based training: CBT, exposure therapy (ERP) and ACT have the strongest track record for anxiety. Ask what the therapist uses for your type of anxiety, such as panic, social anxiety, GAD or OCD. - Practical fit: insurance or sliding-scale fees, in-person versus telehealth, and language. Many Miami therapists offer Spanish-language sessions. - A short consultation call: most therapists offer a free one. Ask how they structure treatment and how they'll measure progress.

Other options - Your insurer's provider directory will show who is in network. - University clinics, such as those at the University of Miami or Florida International University, often offer lower-cost, supervised care. - If you're in crisis, call or text 988.

If you tell me your insurance, budget, preferred language, and whether you want in-person or online sessions, I can help narrow the search.

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How we ask

Method

Once a week we ask Claude (Anthropic's assistant) the same fixed questions a person in each city might type, with web search turned on and set to that city, and we ask it to check the web before it answers. We use Claude's API, the version developers build on, so an answer in the Claude app on your phone can differ. These answers were asked the week of Nov 9, 2026.

We show what Claude said, word for word, and count who it named. Besides the question, we ask Claude only to check current information and to list the businesses it named at the end of its answer, which is how we count them. We don't rank anyone ourselves, nobody pays to appear, and our own clients get no special treatment: if a competitor of theirs is named, it's on the list.

AI answers can be wrong. Claude can name a business that has closed or misdescribe one, and we haven't checked each name. Treat this as a record of what Claude says, not a recommendation from Kalydron.

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