A turnkey website for psychologists: a one-page site or landing page for your private practice. It eases a client's doubts before they close the tab and, at the same time, leads them to book without awkward back-and-forth.
Therapy clients take longer to decide than almost anyone else. That's why a good website answers every doubt before the person closes the tab.
Clear cards for the issues you work with and an honest account of your approach. As a result, people recognise themselves and know they've come to the right place.
Fees, session length and cancellation policy, with no “DM me for details”. As a result, clients see straight away whether the format suits them.
Training, supervision, professional membership and a clear privacy policy. In addition, a link to the register where clients can check you.
Free slots in a calendar and a short form. For example, clients can book in two clicks, at night, without explaining anything.
A free introductory session or a short call. However, there's no obligation to continue afterwards.
Your client work keeps you busy enough. So I'll take care of everything else.
No need to prepare. However, if you'd like to, I'll send a short questionnaire.
A psychologist's website isn't a shop window. Therefore, I take into account professional standards and how clients in the UK choose a therapist.
The form asks for the bare minimum. Moreover, health information is special category data under UK GDPR, so the privacy policy is written for your practice and enquiries are handled with care.
No “I'll cure your anxiety in three sessions”. Instead, the copy is honest about your approach, format and boundaries, within your profession's ethical standards.
Only if your ethical code allows it, anonymously and with the client's consent. Otherwise, we build trust through your approach and clear answers.
Qualifications, supervision, BACP, UKCP or BPS membership and a link to the register: what UK clients check first.
They only see free slots. As a result, there's no “when works for you?” back-and-forth.
Three fields, no need to describe the problem. Then the enquiry goes straight where it suits you: messenger, email or CRM.
In addition, clients can pay a deposit or the full fee by card, so sessions don't fall through.
At the same time, online booking is a separate add-on: +£400. For example, you can start with a simple enquiry form and add the calendar later.
Discuss bookingI give an exact quote after a short brief. Meanwhile, here are guide prices:
Above all, everything sits on one page: your approach, the issues you work with, format and fees, booking a consultation and enquiries wherever suits you.
A calendar with free slots, a deposit or card payment, as well as reminders for clients.
Separate pages for each service, as well as articles to grow in Google and a CMS so you can make edits yourself.
You keep full access to the domain, hosting and website · in addition, video guides and support after launch
A consultant's website from scratch: an Instagram blog turned into a landing page. As a result, it explains the consultation step by step and collects enquiries in one spreadsheet.
A one-page website for a psychologist is a single page with everything that matters: who you are, what you work with, how sessions run, what they cost and how to book. For a private practice, that's usually enough. However, if you offer several services or want to write articles, a multi-page website is a better fit.
You can build a therapist website yourself on Wix or Squarespace. However, you'll have to plan the structure, write the copy and set up the form, analytics and privacy policy on your own. With a turnkey website, on the other hand, I do all of that, and you get a finished site with full access to it.
First of all, a good website for psychologists answers the questions people feel shy to ask: what you work with, how the first session goes, what it costs, how confidentiality works and what happens if you're not the right fit. See the five client doubts above: each one should be answered on the site.
People search for a therapist by issue and language: “online therapist”, “Russian-speaking therapist”, “anxiety therapist”. That's why every website includes basic SEO setup: titles, descriptions, speed, Google Search Console and Analytics. Ultimately, it's the foundation your site builds on to rank for your specialism.
Yes, and that's exactly why. Someone who has been recommended to you almost always looks you up on Google first. As a result, the website confirms the recommendation: training, approach, format and fees on one page, and they can book straight away without awkward messages.
It depends on your ethical code and professional body. For example, some professional standards restrict the use of testimonials. If they're allowed, we publish them anonymously and only with the client's consent. Otherwise, we build trust through your approach, training and answers to common questions.
First of all, the booking form asks for the minimum: name, contact details and, optionally, a short note. Health information is special category data under UK GDPR, so the site has a privacy policy for your practice, a cookie banner and careful handling of enquiries.
Yes, in one, two or three languages, for the clients you work with in the UK and Europe. Moreover, each language version gets its own copy and Google settings.
A website builder works if you're happy to put the blocks together, write the copy and handle the settings yourself. In contrast, with a turnkey website you get the structure, copy, design, booking, analytics and SEO setup in one go, and you keep full access.
No. First, I run a brief and ask about your approach, training and clients. Then I write the copy myself. All I need from you is answers, photos and approval.
Ideally, yes, because clients choose a person they can trust. However, you can start with good phone photos taken in daylight, and I'll show you how.
A one-page website for a psychologist starts from £400, and online booking with payment is +£400. I give an exact quote and timeline after a short brief. Then the first 1–3 days go into understanding the task and planning the structure.
Tell me about your practice and where your clients come from now. Then I'll reply the same day and suggest the format that fits.
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Leave your contact — I’ll reply the same day and suggest the format that fits.
I’ll reply the same day — usually within a couple of hours.