Get listed

Help the others find you.

Practitioners, communities, spaces, retreats, programs and events all belong in the same directory. Seven short steps, about three minutes.

What are you listing?

What are you listing?

This decides what we ask next, and where you appear in the directory.

What is it called?

What is it called, and what is it?

The name people would search for, one line for your card, and a few sentences for your page.

Twenty to a hundred and forty characters. This becomes the line under your name.

Between 80 and 1200 characters. This becomes the About section on your own page, in your words: we edit for clarity, never for tone. Leave out links to your site; the listing already has one.

Where does it happen?

Where does it happen?

People filter the directory by country, so this is how they find somebody near them.

How do people attend?
When is it?

A one day event has the same date twice.

What do you offer?

What do you offer?

Pick everything that genuinely applies. These are what people filter by, and they appear on your card.

Add a photograph

Add a photograph

One picture of you, your space or your work. Landscape works best, at least 1200 pixels wide. No flyers or text-heavy graphics.

By adding a photograph you confirm you have the right to publish it. We resize it on your device before it is sent, and never change it otherwise.

No photograph? Continue without one. We use a brand tile, or the picture on your website if it has one.

How do people reach you?

How do people reach you?

One link for visitors, and one address for us.

Your own site or booking page. This is the link on your listing.

For the review only. It is never published and never appears on your listing.

Does this look right?

Does this look right?

This is everything we will have. Any line can be changed.

Every submission is reviewed before publication. We confirm that the practitioner, organization, or event appears to be active and validate available business information before adding it to the directory.

Publication in the FTO directory does not constitute an endorsement of a provider, service, event, or practice.