Websites for therapists that feel calm and safe
Reaching out to a therapist is a big step. Your website is often the first place someone decides whether you're the right person to talk to. I build calm, clear websites for therapists and counsellors that make that first step feel easier.
The first contact matters most
People looking for therapy are often anxious, and they may have been putting off this moment for a long time. They want to understand how you work, whether you specialise in what they're dealing with, what it costs and how to make contact - without pressure.
A website that's warm, uncluttered and honest helps them feel ready to get in touch.
A sense of you
A warm, well-written about page often matters more than anything else on the site.
What you help with
Clear pages on the areas you work with, so people can tell you understand their situation.
Privacy first
A secure site and careful contact forms that respect how sensitive enquiries can be.
Built for therapy practices
Designed around how people choose a therapist - and the care that choice deserves.
About and approach
Room to explain who you are, how you work and the approaches you use, in your own voice.
Areas of focus
Pages for the issues you work with, such as anxiety, relationships or bereavement, to help the right clients find you.
Fees and practicalities
Session fees, length, online or in-person options, and what to expect from a first session.
Memberships
Your professional body membership and qualifications, shown clearly and accurately.
Gentle first contact
A simple contact or booking form that asks only what you need, with a clear note on confidentiality.
Secure and private
HTTPS throughout and minimal tracking, so visitors can browse with confidence.
How therapists get found online
Clients often search for a type of therapy or an issue, plus a town - or for therapy online.
Pages for what you help with
Someone searching for help with anxiety wants a page that speaks to that. Focused pages help them - and help you rank.
A local presence
If you see clients in person, a complete Google Business Profile helps you appear in local searches. If you work online, we'll focus on the topics instead.
Directories and your own site together
Therapy directories can be useful, but your own website is the one place you fully control - and where you can say the most about how you work.
Common questions
If your question isn't here, get in touch. Happy to have a straightforward chat.
Should I include client testimonials?
Can the site work for online therapy as well as in person?
Will my contact form be secure?
How much does it cost?
Ready for a website that feels like you?
Book a free consultation and let's talk about how you'd like your practice to come across.
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