Yes, I've come across quite a few Charlatans. The latest is a "certified journey practitioner." There are quite a few of these self-appointed professionals out there that, like you said, don't have to worry about licensure, ethics, liability insurance, etc. I also ran into a bona fide nurse practitioner that still repeatedly contacts me trying to get me to buy into her home-based nutritional supplement airplane scheme. Yep, they're out there. But why do you not like internet listings? I haven't done these simply because of the cost, and there's so many out there that you'd have to buy into at least 20 of them to make it marketing effective. But not even the one in Psychology Today? I do have a listing on Google Places and LinkedIn.