We recommend joining. The directory is free, and every listed exposure therapist helps more people find evidence-based care. You can add your listing from the portal any time.
Trained with CABT or another Bia partner? Enter your code and the badge goes on your listing.
About our trainings
- Courses from our training partners, starting with the Center for Anxiety and Behavior Therapy (CABT), are listed in your portal.
- Bia providers get a discount on courses from our training partners.
- Finish a course and enter its code to add its badge to your listing. Clients see the badge when they search for a therapist.
Your trial covers up to 10 clients free for 30 days. No card needed to start.
Plans for your conditions are built. Your client's invite is waiting. You can accept it as soon as your account is ready.
What you get
Your conditions
This plan is put together at setup from the parts of these plans that fit the client:
- 2.21practice sessions a week
- 18 min1average practice session
- 67%2average drop in SMSP-A severity by the end of the program
A guided exposure checks in on discomfort as they go.
Games built from the plan's own words and images.
Today's practice is waiting when they open the app.
Averages across Bia clients. Aggregate data, not a controlled trial.
- Who sees my listing?
- People searching Bia for an exposure therapist in the places you are licensed, for online or in-person care.
- When does it go live?
- We verify your license within 1 to 2 business days, then your listing goes live.
- What if my caseload is full?
- Turn off accepting new clients to pause matches without removing your listing.
- Can I see how it is doing?
- Your portal shows how many people viewed your listing and how many sent you a request.
Bia makes it easy to deliver exposure for a wide set of conditions, by providing curated pre-built hierarchies.
What therapists say
"Since signing up, my profile has had over 450 views and 20 intake requests. It has been a great way of increasing my visibility and connecting with clients who may not otherwise have found me."
David KaneriaCognitive Behavioural Therapist"Bia provides an exceptionally well-organized, evidence-based framework that therapists can confidently integrate into their clinical work."
Dr. David Russ, PhDLicensed Psychologist"A practical tool that helps make treatment more organized, engaging, and effective."
Kaitlyn PetersLicensed Professional Clinical CounselorDeveloped and presented with
Research partner
Clinical partner
ADAA 2026 Symposium Presentation
NASP 2026 Miniskills Presentation
WCCBT 2026 paper talk
Our research talks
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Mini-skills presentation - NASP 2026
Filling the Gaps: Emetophobia Assessment and Treatment in Schools
National Association of School Psychologists, 2026
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Symposium - ADAA 2026
Innovations in Digital Care for Emetophobia: Findings from Bia, a Self-Guided Program
Anxiety and Depression Association of America, 2026
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Paper presentation - WCCBT 2026
Overcoming emetophobia with a journey through Bia: Examining the effectiveness and uptake of an online self-guided, evidence-based treatment program
World Confederation of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies Congress, 2026
Sources (2)
- Bia. Bia white paper, v1.1. July 2026. App usage across active Bia clients: practice sessions a week, exposures per session, and session length. /whitepaper (opens in a new tab)
- Bia. Bia white paper, v1.1. July 2026. Aggregate SMSP-A severity across Bia clients; not a controlled trial. /whitepaper (opens in a new tab)