Therapist SEO and website design

Your website is often the first place a prospective client meets you, so it needs to feel calm, clear and safe. Therapist SEO helps people searching for "therapist near me" or "online therapy" find your practice. I write in an informative, non-promotional tone that respects privacy and your professional ethics. I build the site and the search visibility together, so you can focus on your clients.

Who it's for

  • 01Psychologists, counselors and therapists opening a new private practice
  • 02Therapists whose site is outdated, slow or hard to use on a phone
  • 03Practices that want clients from a specific city or neighborhood
  • 04Clinicians offering online therapy who want to be found by clients anywhere
(01)What's included

Calm, trustworthy design

Soft colors, readable type and a simple layout that tells a visitor within seconds that this is a safe place.

About and how you work

Clear pages explaining your training, your approach and what a first session looks like.

Booking and contact

A simple booking form, phone number and online session details, easy to find even for someone who is hesitant.

Local search work

I set up your Google Business Profile and build pages so you show up for searches like "therapist in Brooklyn."

Ethics and privacy

Copy that stays informative and free of promises, and forms that collect only what is truly needed.

Monthly report

Each month I explain in plain language what was done and how many people found you through search.

(02)How we work together
  1. 01

    Conversation

    I listen to how you work, who you want to help and where your clients are.

  2. 02

    Plan and quote

    You get a written plan with priorities and a clear quote.

  3. 03

    Design and copy

    I build the site and write the text with you, and nothing goes live without your approval.

  4. 04

    Launch and Google setup

    I publish the site, submit it to Google and set up your local listing.

  5. 05

    Follow-up

    We review results monthly and grow your visibility with new pages and articles.

(03)Frequently asked questions
What should a therapist website include?
Who you are and your training, the issues you work with, how sessions run, whether you offer online therapy, and an easy way to get in touch. When this is easy to find, people feel more at ease before their first appointment.
How do you keep the copy within professional ethics rules?
I write in an informative tone, not an advertising one, and avoid promises of cure or client testimonials. Rules differ by country and licensing board, so I recommend checking the current guidance from yours.
Can I show up for "therapist near me" searches?
That depends on your site and Google Business Profile clearly showing where you practice. I can't guarantee a ranking, but I take the right steps and report progress every month.
I offer online therapy. Does that change anything?
Yes. If your online sessions and booking steps have their own clear page, people searching for online therapy can find you more easily. A short note on the video tool you use and how sessions work is enough.
Will my clients' information be safe?
I suggest the booking form ask only for what is necessary and never for health details. I also make sure the site uses a secure connection and has the privacy notices your region requires.
How is pricing decided?
I prepare a custom quote based on the number of pages and the scope of the SEO work. I start by listening to what you need, then send a written quote.

(05) Contact

Let's talk about your practice

Tell me where you practice and who you want to help, and I'll outline a website and SEO plan that fits.

A few sentences are enough. I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

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