A Letter From the Founders
Dear Therapist,
Loma didn't begin as a business plan. It began quietly in the ordinary moments like late-night conversations, shared frustrations, and a simple belief that things should be easier.
I always knew I wanted to be a psychologist. Like many of us, I followed the long road: training, supervision hours, exams, paperwork, and a deep commitment to doing meaningful work. When it came time to open a practice, I assumed the hardest part would be the clinical work.
It wasn't.
The real challenge was everything surrounding the work: filings, licensing, banking decisions, compliance, and the constant questions that lingered in the background: Am I doing this correctly? What happens if I'm not?
I found myself spending more time in portals and spreadsheets than with the people I wanted to help. It didn't feel fair, or sustainable, and it certainly wasn't why any of us entered this field.
Meanwhile, Grant had spent his career building systems that helped entrepreneurs run modern, resilient businesses. He believed therapists deserved the same: autonomy, clarity, financial stability, and tools that actually remove work rather than add more to the to-do list.
We believe therapists deserve a clearer path:
A path that feels supportive, not overwhelming.
A path that respects your time and your identity.
A path that allows you to focus on your craft, not administrative hurdles.
Loma is more than software. It's a guided path into private practice. We built it to remove the confusion, reduce the administrative burden, and help you step confidently into a practice that reflects your worth.
If you've ever thought, "There has to be a better way," — you're right.
We're building it for you.
Warmly,
Montana and Grant