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Someone who looks for a therapist is often tired, worried or unsure. Reaching out takes courage. Your website is the first room that person enters.

Good web design for therapists makes that room quiet. Soft colors, plenty of space, one clear sentence about who you help, and a real photo of you. A visitor should feel: this person might understand me.

The text speaks in plain words. Write the way you talk in a first session. Explain a term such as CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy, the first time you use it.

People search for their own situation: anxiety therapist, couples counseling, grief counselor, therapy for teens, often with a town added. A page per specialty meets that search.

Each specialty page covers four things: what the client may be feeling, how you work with it, what a first session looks like and how to start. Keep it warm and concrete.

The about page matters more here than in most trades. Share your training, your license and your way of working, plus a little about you as a person. Clients choose a human being.

Privacy starts with asking for little. A contact form with a name, a way to reach the person and a preferred time is enough. The story belongs in the session.

Say in clear words what happens with a message: who reads it, where it is stored and when you reply. A short line next to the form calms more than a long policy page.

In the United States the health privacy law HIPAA may apply to the tools a practice uses, such as forms, email, booking and video. Each practice must check this for its own tools with a qualified adviser.

We build websites and give zero legal advice. Tell us which tools your practice already uses and trusts, and we take those into account in the design of your forms and your booking route.

Many therapists offer a short intro call. It lowers the step for the client and lets both of you sense the fit.

With online booking the visitor picks a moment for that call. The appointment lands in your calendar and both of you receive a confirmation. You stay in session while your website plans the next conversation.

State the practical facts near the button: the length of the call, your fee per session, insurance or self pay, in person or online, and your current availability.

An AI chatbot answers practical questions at any hour, using your own information: location, hours, fees and how to start. For anything personal it points to the intro call.

Add a clear line for emergencies. Your website is for appointments. A person in crisis should call the local emergency number or a crisis line, such as 988 in the United States.

Every site we build includes a lead magnet: a small tool that gives the visitor something useful. For a therapist that is a gentle self-check.

The visitor answers a few questions about sleep, stress, mood or a relationship. The result is a short reflection: what the answers may point to, what often helps and how a first conversation could look.

The check makes zero diagnosis, and it says so on the first screen and in the result. It is an invitation to talk, written together with you, in your own words.

The result ends with one step: book the intro call.

Many clients start in a directory. Psychology Today is the best known in the United States, next to GoodTherapy and TherapyDen. In the United Kingdom, Counselling Directory and the BACP directory play that role.

A directory profile is short and looks like the profiles around it. Clients click through to your own website to get a feel for you. So link each profile to your site and keep your name, address and phone number identical.

Your Google Business Profile, the free listing in Google Maps, shows you for searches such as therapist near me. Keep your hours, your location and your services current.

On reviews, follow your professional code. Many codes limit asking clients for testimonials. Tell us what your code allows, and we set up review follow-up to match.

Every month we work on your SEO, the work that helps search engines show your pages, including visibility in AI search such as ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews.

We build your complete website up front, at our own cost, in your own brand. You pay nothing upfront. In a 15-minute online showcase we walk through it together.

Choose us and your website is live within two weeks. Two months after launch you choose again. Stop after two improvement rounds and you get your money back.

Delta Six is a Dutch agency from Maasdam, the Netherlands. We work online with business owners and plan the showcase at a time that suits your time zone, between sessions or after your last client.