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Work with kids and families in Indiana.
Indiana is one of our newest states, and the first clinicians in a new state build full caseloads fastest. We book your calendar with families Emora brings. You do no marketing.
Licenses we accept in Indiana
Compacts and portability
- Counseling Compact: member
- PSYPACT: member
- Social Work Compact: enacted
Reviewed 2026-08-14. Verify with the board before relying on a compact privilege. Read the Indiana licensing guide.
The hours families book
After-school and evening hours are our scarcest supply. Families book the 3 to 9 pm slots first, every week.
We ask for two after-school or weekend blocks a week, and we fill them.
What you get in Indiana
Your practice, our engine
Families brought to you
New clients matched to your ages, specialties, and after-school hours. Emora brings the families; you do no marketing.
Credentialing done for you
CAQH, payer enrollment, and a tracker that shows where each payer stands.
Paid twice a month
Direct deposit for every completed session, whether or not the payer has paid us yet.
Referrals both ways
Referrals from Emora prescribers and psychologists, and a place to send the cases you cannot take.
Standing you can see
Your first eight clients set your standing. Attendance, cancellations, and retention are on your dashboard from week one.
Bring your own clients
Run the clients you already see on the Emora Care Platform alongside the families we bring. Sessions you source are paid at a higher rate.
Indiana questions
- Which licenses does Emora accept in Indiana?
- Licensed Professional Counselor; Licensed Clinical Social Worker; Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; Licensed Psychologist (PhD or PsyD); Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Fully licensed clinicians only in Indiana for now.
- Is Indiana in the Counseling Compact or PSYPACT?
- Indiana is a Counseling Compact member, so counselors with a compact privilege may be able to serve Indiana families. Indiana is a PSYPACT member for psychologists. Verify with the board.
- When do Indiana families book?
- After-school and evening hours are our scarcest supply. Families book the 3 to 9 pm slots first, every week.
Bring your Indiana license. We bring the families.
Apply to Emora Health. You see your per-session pay inside the application, before any call, and you hear back within 48 hours. Less than 7% of applicants are accepted.