About Wise Wolf
Founder’s Story

My journey spans over a decade in marketing—from Amazon to edtech startups—with both triumphs and challenges along the way. One highlight was helping grow a business from 15 to 150 employees, leading to a $10 million acquisition. Yet despite this success, I found myself facing severe burnout, with my mental and physical health suffering. After a transformative experience with therapy, I redirected my career towards supporting the mental health community.
Through conversations with mental health professionals, I discovered a pattern of burnout—often stemming from operational inefficiencies or misalignment between their passion to help and their ability to reach those who need it most. I realized that by adapting high-growth startup strategies with a human-centered approach, we could help this community focus on what they do best: changing lives.
DEFINING SUCCESS
Success means more than full calendars.
Success means more than full calendars.
We believe that getting more people into therapy creates a better world. When people find the right therapist, they’re more likely to stay in therapy and experience lasting growth. That’s why we’re dedicated to connecting clients with therapists who truly fit their needs—because better matches lead to better outcomes.
Mission
Empowering Purpose-Driven BusinessesMission
We empower purpose-driven businesses with tailored strategies that drive growth and amplify impact.Approach
People-First & Results-OrientedApproach
We understand that this industry is about people. Through active listening, open dialogue, and deep respect for each company’s journey, we provide the mental health community with access to comprehensive business knowledge, expertise, and support—resources typically reserved for high-level executives.
Experience
15 Years in Growth MarketingExperience
We’ve come from the roots of corporate giants like Amazon down to grassroots organizations like local neighborhood soccer clubs and everything in between. We now exclusively channel our expertise into the mental health community.