For therapists and counsellors

A clear, welcoming website for your practice.

Explain your approach, fees and availability. Help prospective clients understand what to expect and take the first step to contact you.

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On your website

Introduce your practice before the first enquiry.

your-practice.com

A first step at your own pace.

There is room for your questions. Learn about my approach and enquire about an initial conversation.

Sessions In person and online

Getting started An initial conversation

Contact Ask about an appointment

Enquire about a first session

Describe your approach and the people you work with

State session fees, duration and location

Explain how to make an initial enquiry

Offer appointment booking when it suits your practice

The next step

What your website helps you do.

Introduce your practice

Explain your approach and qualifications in words a prospective client can understand.

Make fees easy to find

Show session prices, duration and whether you meet online or in person.

Offer a clear first step

Let people send an initial enquiry or choose an available appointment.

For your business

Help someone understand what happens next.

A practice website should make practical questions easy to answer: how sessions work, where you meet and how to get in touch. Use your own qualifications and professional details, and check them before publishing.

Keep an initial enquiry form focused on contact and scheduling. Explain how clients should send sensitive information through your chosen secure channel. See the available booking options.

Good to know

Common questions.

Can clients choose an available time?

Yes. Set your availability and session details, then let clients choose an available time. You can require your confirmation if you prefer.

What should an initial enquiry form ask for?

A name, contact details and scheduling preferences are enough to start. Explain which secure channel clients should use for sensitive information.

I do not want photographs of me on it.

You decide which images appear. A practice website can use clear copy, colours and relevant details without including your portrait.

Create your practice website.

Start with what you offer and what your website needs to do.