Our websites

Therapy websites people feel safe on.

A look at how we design for solo therapists and group practices — calm, credible sites with the forms and booking built right in.

Therapist website home page shown on a laptop
Solo practice

Riverside Counselling

A single-therapist site for anxiety and burnout work: one clear path from the home page to a booked consult call, with intake completed before session one.

  • Consult-call booking
  • Intake + consent forms
  • Anxiety & burnout pages
Calm therapy office representing a group clinic website
Group clinic

Northline Therapy Collective

Six clinicians, six profiles, one shared intake. Clients filter by specialty and language, then book with the therapist who fits them.

  • Therapist profiles
  • Specialty filtering
  • Shared intake form

Sample projects shown to illustrate our approach — ask us for live links to recent builds.

How we design

Four beliefs behind every site we build.

Calm beats clever

Someone visiting a therapy website is often anxious. Generous space, gentle colour and plain language do more than animation ever will.

One obvious next step

Every page ends somewhere: book a consult, send a message, read the intake process. Never a dead end.

Written before designed

We write your pages first so the design carries a real message instead of decorating placeholder text.

Built to be found

Fast, structured, indexable pages for your specialty and your city — not a beautiful site nobody sees.

Every build includes

No surprise add-ons at the end.

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  • Custom design, no templates
  • Mobile-first and accessible
  • Intake, consent and contact forms
  • Online booking connected to your calendar
  • Copy written from an interview with you
  • Local SEO and schema markup
  • Analytics so you can see what works
  • Optional monthly care plan

Ready when you are

Let's design a website your future clients actually trust.