Google review removal for psychologists, counsellors and therapists.
Therapy is the most review-sensitive profession of all — one unfounded claim of "making me feel worse" can end a practitioner's private practice.
The five most common harmful reviews we see in therapists
- confidentiality-breaching reviews disclosing session content
- reviews from people who only had a free 15-minute intake call
- defamation-risk reviews alleging professional misconduct
- reviews about a different practitioner at the same practice
- ex-partner reviews (by personal not clinical relationship)
What we need from you
For therapists, the evidence that consistently moves Google is: practice management system, intake records, signed consent and engagement forms, and correspondence history showing the absence of any formal complaint. Upload these when you create your case and we'll handle the rest.
Our process
Tell us about the review
Paste the review URL, add any evidence (emails, chat screenshots, receipts). Takes two minutes.
We build the strongest submission
ReviewStrike analyzes the review against Google's policies and drafts a submission that maps directly to the exact policy it violates.
We file it and track the result
We submit on your behalf and monitor Google's response channel. You get updates in your dashboard and by email.
Pricing
Single case
Remove one harmful review.
- Policy analysis
- Strongest-case draft
- Filed with Google
- Dashboard tracking
- Email updates
3-pack bundle
Save vs single · never expires.
- 3 case credits
- Never expire
- Priority review queue
- Same outputs as single case
- Great for agencies & multi-review cleanups
Monitoring
24/7 listing watch + alerts.
- Alerts within 1 hour
- Weekly summary
- Auto-flag suspicious reviews
- Priority queue for new cases
- Cancel anytime
Escalation
Second submission, harder framing.
- Use when first submission is denied
- Legal-tone rewrite
- Senior reviewer
- Included with monitoring