We design and write custom websites for therapists and counselling practices across Canada — with intake forms, consent forms and booking built in, so a hesitant visitor becomes a booked first session.
Someone looking for a therapist is rarely browsing casually. They are anxious, often reading on a phone late at night, and deciding in seconds whether you feel safe to contact. That makes a therapy website a very specific design problem: it has to be calm, plainly written, and honest about what happens after they click.
So we design in that order. Words first, then layout, then the practical machinery — intake and consent forms, screening questions, and booking that lands directly on your calendar. By the time a new client arrives for session one, the paperwork is done and you already know why they came.
Because we work only with therapists and counselling practices, we also build for how people search: your specialty plus your city, your modality, the language you practise in. That structure is part of the build, not an upsell afterwards.
How it works
We talk through your specialties, your ideal client and how you want people to reach you. No prep needed.
We interview you and write every page in your voice, so the design carries a real message instead of filler.
You see the design early, give notes, and we build it with your forms and booking wired in.
We launch, connect analytics, submit your pages to search engines and set up the SEO groundwork for your city and specialties.
Every practice is scoped differently, so we quote after a short conversation instead of publishing a price list. Solo therapist sites are the smallest scope; multi-clinician practices with profiles and several service pages cost more.
Most solo therapist websites take 2 to 3 weeks from kickoff. Group practices usually take 3 to 5 weeks.
Yes. Therapists, counsellors, psychologists and counselling clinics are all we build for, which is why our intake forms, booking flows and copy patterns are already shaped around therapy work.
Often, yes. We'll look at what's working, keep the pages that already bring you enquiries, and rebuild the rest so nothing you've earned in search is thrown away.
Running a group clinic? See how we build counselling practice websites, or read the therapist website checklist.
Ready when you are