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Therapist Aid vs Unyte (Safe and Sound Protocol) for therapists

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At a glance

The differences that matter

Side-by-side facts. Rows where the two tools differ meaningfully are highlighted.

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Therapist Aid

Pricing from
$9 / mo
Pricing model
freemium
HIPAA
Not listed
Free trial
Yes
Target users
  • All clinicians (default resource)
  • Trauma-focused therapists
  • Therapists using homework
Key features
  • Hundreds of worksheets (CBT, DBT, trauma)
  • Educational videos
  • Interactive tools
  • Treatment guides
Integrations
  • Standalone library
  • Some EHRs link to TA worksheets

Unyte (Safe and Sound Protocol)

Pricing from
Not listed
Pricing model
paid
HIPAA
Not listed
Free trial
Not listed
Target users
  • Trauma-focused therapists
  • Polyvagal-informed clinicians
  • Occupational therapists and somatic practitioners
  • Providers treating regulation/sensory issues
Key features
  • Safe and Sound Protocol (acoustic listening therapy)
  • Polyvagal-based nervous-system regulation
  • In-person or remote client delivery
  • Provider dashboard and training
Integrations
  • Unyte provider platform/app
  • Works alongside EMDR/SE/IFS

Pricing

What you actually pay

Starting prices and what they include. The cheaper tool is not always the better value.

Therapist Aid

freemium

$9/month
Free trial

Unyte (Safe and Sound Protocol)

paid

Vendor does not publish a starting price.

Contact the vendor for a quote. Hidden pricing is a yellow flag for smaller practices.

Honest assessment

Where each tool wins and loses

Based on hands-on testing. Both tools have real weaknesses worth knowing before you commit.

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Therapist Aid

What works well

  • Massive free library
  • Trusted by clinicians
  • Affordable annual membership

Where it falls short

  • Static worksheets (no client tracking)
  • Not a delivery platform

Unyte (Safe and Sound Protocol)

What works well

  • Evidence-informed, Porges-developed protocol
  • Strong fit for trauma/regulation work
  • Integrates with EMDR/SE/IFS
  • In-person or remote delivery

Where it falls short

  • Requires provider training/certification
  • Subscription/license cost
  • Not a medical device (per vendor)
  • Confirm data/BAA terms for your setup

Take it for a spin

Try them

Both tools offer free trials. The fastest way to confirm a fit is to run one real session through each.

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Free worksheets, videos, and tools for therapists.

Try Therapist Aid

From $9/moFree trial
Visit Therapist Aid

Polyvagal-based acoustic listening therapy clinicians deliver to regulate the nervous system.

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