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New here? Returning?

Therapy-curious?

 

People come to Limestone in lots of ways.

Some are ready to book and just want to get going.
Some want help choosing the right therapist (because vibes matter).
Some want to make sure this won’t be another 'bleh,' beige, talk-in-circles-but-get-nowhere experience.

This page is your shortcut.


No pressure. No wrong choice.

Just a few solid ways to get started.

No 'bleh,' no beige here!

Not sure therapy will actually help?

If you’ve tried therapy before — or avoided it because it felt vague, generic, or unhelpful — this is a good place to start.

The Anti-Beige Therapy™ Fit Check helps you decide whether a more active, non-generic, oh-so-Limestone approach might actually be worth your time.

Already want therapy, just not sure who you’d click with?

Therapy works best when the person across from you gets you, and you like them. Sounds simple, eh? You'd be surprised!

This fun, totally-not-scientific, personality-based quiz helps match you with a therapist whose session-shrewdness fits how you think, communicate, and engage.

Ready to talk things through?

If you’d rather skip the quiz queue and book that appointment or just ask a few questions, you’re welcome to book a discovery call.

It’s a low-pressure way to get the low-down on who is available, who would be a good fit for your flavour of frustration, and what is your next best step.

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Still thinking about it? Totes okay...

If you’re the type who likes to get a vibe before committing, or if you need some permission-to-procrastinate-preapproved-plans, we’ve got you.

🧠 Read the blog

No-nonsense. Thoughtful Reads.


Brains, burnout, therapy, and the occasional myth-busting rant.
If you like smart explanations, gentle irreverence, and fewer platitudes per paragraph—you’ll fit right in.

👋 Meet the humans

Real therapists. Real personalities.

Selected for brains, warmth, and being genuinely likeable. Their brilliant background bios, written a-la-Dr. Kris are famously good — copied, even. (Yes. Really. Sheesh.)

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