Therapist Website Design That Helps the Right Clients Reach Out
Our therapist website design gives potential clients what they need before they feel ready to book: a sense of who you are, the issues you help with, how sessions and fees work, and a gentle, simple way to get in touch. We build on WordPress, keep forms privacy-minded, and publish our prices: sites start at $1,800 (about £1,350).
Reaching out to a therapist takes courage. A calm, clear website makes that first message easier to send.
What Good Therapist Website Design Does Differently
A directory profile gets you listed next to fifty other clinicians. Your own website is where a potential client decides you’re the one. Good therapist website design feels calm, speaks in the client’s words and removes every small barrier between reading and reaching out.
You, not a stock photo
A real photo and an about page written in your own voice. Clients choose a person, so the site should sound like you.
A page for each specialty
Anxiety, trauma, couples, grief or EMDR each get a page in plain language, which is also how people search for help.
Fees without awkwardness
Session fees, insurance or superbills, sliding scale and cancellation terms, stated simply so nobody has to ask.
Booking through your system
We link to the booking or consultation request feature in your practice management software, so intake stays in one secure place.
Forms that ask for less
The website contact form asks for a name, contact details and availability. Clinical details stay in your secure intake, not in email.
Clear crisis information
A short note that the site isn’t for emergencies, with the right crisis line: 988 in the US, Samaritans on 116 123 in the UK.
The Pages in a Therapist Website Design Project
Every therapist website design project starts with who you most want to work with. A solo counsellor focused on anxiety needs a different site from a group practice with six clinicians and several specialties, so we plan pages around your ideal clients and how they search.
US and UK practices need different details. A US site explains insurance, out-of-network options and your state licence. Self-pay practices also need the good faith estimate notice under the No Surprises Act. A UK site shows BACP, UKCP or HCPC membership and explains private fees.
You’ll be able to update fees, availability and blog posts yourself. If you’d rather not, our WordPress care plans handle updates, backups and small edits each month.
Therapist Website Design Built for Search
People search for help in two ways: “therapist near me” or “counsellor [town]”, and searches about what they’re going through, like “therapy for anxiety” or “couples counselling online”. A good site is built to show up for both.
Every build includes the local basics: matching practice details on your Google Business Profile, structured data for your practice, and a clear page for each specialty and for online sessions if you offer them. Short, useful articles answer the questions people ask before booking.
That’s why therapist website design and SEO work best together. We write carefully about mental health: plain language, no promises about outcomes, and every page approved by you. Our SEO services can carry it on after launch.
What Therapist Website Design Costs With Us
Therapist website design with us starts at $1,800 (about £1,350) for a 5 to 8 page WordPress site, which usually goes live in 3 to 4 weeks. Group practices with several clinician profiles and specialty pages usually land between $1,800 and $3,500.
You get a fixed quote in writing before we start, and you own the site and domain. Prices match our pricing page. Larger clinics may also want to see our medical clinic website design page.
Work in Wellbeing, and the Same Build Process
Our therapist website design follows the same build, speed and search process as the client work below, including a wellbeing app we’re building now.
MusicKanHeal
A music learning and guided healing audio brand. Its new website reached 52,000 Google impressions in six months, and its app is in development.
Read the case study →
Matrix eTech: GTmetrix B to A
An image-heavy site moved from grade B to A in one day, with compressed images, WebP and lazy loading.
Read the case study →
Our Own Site: GTmetrix C to A
We rebuilt our own site in September 2026 and cut its Total Blocking Time from 820ms to 62ms.
See the homepage →From First Call to Your First New Enquiry
Five steps, scheduled around your client hours. Most reviews happen by email, and we only need two short calls with you.
Free Audit
We look at your current site, directory profiles and nearby practices.
Plan and Quote
Ideal clients, specialties and pages agreed, with a fixed price.
Design and Copy
A calm design and copy drafted in your voice for you to edit.
Build and Test
Built on staging, with booking links and forms tested.
Launch
Site goes live, Search Console is set up and your profile is linked.
Which Practices Our Websites Suit Best
Our therapist website design suits therapists, counsellors, psychologists and coaches in private practice in the US and UK, from solo clinicians to group practices. It works best when you want fewer directory fees and more clients who already feel you’re the right fit when they contact you.
We don’t give clinical or legal advice. We build the pages your profession and regulations call for, and you approve every word before launch.
Therapist Website Design Questions
What therapists ask before they book. Anything else, ask us directly.
A 5 to 8 page WordPress website for a solo practice starts at $1,800 (about £1,350). Group practices usually land between $1,800 and $3,500. You get a fixed quote before any work starts.
We keep the website’s own forms to basic contact details and send intake to your practice management system, which is built for health information. That keeps clinical data off the website. You should still confirm your overall setup with your compliance adviser.
Directory profiles are still useful for being found. Your own website is where people go next to decide, and it brings in clients without a monthly listing fee. Most practices use both.
We draft it from a short interview with you, in your voice, and you edit and approve every page. We avoid clinical claims and promises about outcomes.
Yes. UK sites show your BACP, UKCP or HCPC membership, explain private fees, and are priced in pounds from about £1,350.
Make It Easier for the Right Clients to Reach You
Send us your current website or directory profile. We’ll show you how it compares with nearby practices and what therapist website design would change, before you spend anything.