> if they fail will they do so before they wipe out independent therapists I suspect that this would be at least somewhat balanced by therapists who work for s

> if they fail will they do so before they wipe out independent therapists I suspect that this would be at least somewhat balanced by therapists who work for said online therapy providers suddenly needing to work directly with clients again... but I could see that leading to less therapists per capita in areas of high cost of living, like major cities. But I hadn't really thought about the potential human harm that could be caused by their failure, which is scary to think about. Kind of like non-profits in 3rd world countries who warp the local economy by providing some things for free, destroying the market for those, and then pulling out of the country after businesses previously filling that role have closed.