Website builder for Therapists & Counsellors
A practice website that feels calm, not clinical
Someone looking for a therapist is often anxious before they even land on the page. The site's job is to lower that: say clearly what you treat, what it costs, and how to make contact. Ajify keeps it simple enough that you can update availability yourself between clients.
Counsellors, psychotherapists and private practice clinicians all need the same four things visible: specialisms, fee, availability and one clear way to make contact.
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What Therapists & Counsellors get
Specialisms and approach
Say plainly what you work with so the right clients self-select.
Fees and availability
Publish rates and current openings; edit the moment they change.
Discreet enquiry form
Collect first contact without exposing a personal phone number.
Credentials and registration
Display licences and professional bodies where clients look for them.
How to build a website for therapists & counsellors
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Publish your fee
Withholding it does not increase enquiries; it fills your inbox with people who cannot afford you and wastes a call for both of you.
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Name what you actually treat
Anxiety, trauma, couples, adolescents. Vague "supporting you on your journey" copy makes it impossible for the right client to recognise themselves.
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Show your face
Therapy is a relationship. A warm, current photograph does more for enquiry rates than any amount of design work.
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State your availability honestly
If the waitlist is six weeks, say so. People plan around it; discovering it after a hopeful email is worse.
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Keep the intake path clear
One obvious next step — a form or a number. Do not make an anxious person choose between four contact routes.
What your site needs
- Named specialisms in plain language
- Session fee and whether you take insurance
- Current availability or waitlist length
- A recent, warm photograph of you
- Licence number and professional registrations
- In-person, telehealth or both, stated clearly
- One obvious contact route
Mistakes that cost therapists & counsellors enquiries
Hiding the fee
The single most common complaint people have about searching for a therapist.
Jargon-heavy modality lists
A prospective client rarely knows what a specific acronym means. Say what it helps with instead.
Collecting clinical detail in a web form
A contact form is not a secure intake channel. Ask for a name and a way to reply, nothing more.
Common questions
What is the best website builder for therapists?
The best website builder for therapists is one you can update between clients when your availability changes. Ajify is simple enough for that. Keep clinical intake in your practice-management system — a brochure site should never collect protected health information.
Is this HIPAA compliant?
A brochure site holds no clinical records, so HIPAA generally does not apply to it. Do not use a standard web form to collect PHI — use your practice-management system for intake and treat this site as the front door only.
Can I take bookings?
Link your existing scheduling tool, or take enquiries by form and book manually.
Can I list multiple locations?
Yes, including in-person and telehealth as separate options.
Someone finding your site is often at their least resourced. Clarity is the kindness: what you treat, what it costs, when you are free and how to reach you. A calm page that answers those four things will fill a practice faster than a beautiful one that does not.
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