Websites for therapists, counselors, and group practices — warm and stigma-free, with the local SEO that fills caseloads and the booking paths that make reaching out easy.
Your website meets people on a hard day. It has to feel safe, answer the practical questions fast, and make the first step — booking a session — as small as possible.
No clinical coldness, no stock-photo despair. Design and copy that lowers the barrier to reaching out instead of raising it.
Clients search for "anxiety therapist in [town]," not "psychotherapy services." A page for each specialty you want to be known for — anxiety, couples, EMDR, teens.
We integrate the scheduler you already use — SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Headway — so a visitor can go from your site to a booked consult in two clicks.
Panels, out-of-network, superbills — stated plainly. The most common reason someone leaves a therapist's site is an unanswered insurance question.
Google Business Profile, local schema, and town-level pages — so you show up when someone nearby finally searches for help.
Five articles a month answering what future clients search — "how does therapy work," "CBT vs EMDR," "does insurance cover couples counseling."
$5,000 build & launch, $1,000 first-year infrastructure reserve, $1,250/mo SEO & growth. Live in about 7 days.
If you're happy with referrals and a full caseload, you may not need it. The program is for practices that want to grow — a second clinician, a new office, a specialty you want to be known for. If clients finding you on Google matters to your plans, the math works: one or two new weekly clients typically covers the monthly cost.
Yes — we integrate the scheduling system you already use (SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Headway, or similar) rather than building a separate one. The website's job is to earn the click into your booking flow, not to replace your EHR.
Be direct. List the panels you're in, say clearly if you're out-of-network, and explain superbills in plain language if you offer them. "Do they take my insurance" is the most common reason a potential client leaves a therapist's website — answering it up front wins you the clients who can actually work with you.
Mostly local, specific searches: "anxiety therapist in [town]," "couples counseling near me," "EMDR therapist [city]." Directories like Psychology Today capture some of that, but a well-built site with specialty pages and a strong Google Business Profile ranks for those searches directly — and a client who lands on your own site converts far better than one comparing forty profiles in a directory.
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