Who you help, in one clear sentence.
A short line about how you work, where you see people, and what someone can expect from the first conversation.
Book a free callHi, I’m [Your Name]
Two or three sentences in your own voice: who you are, how you work and what matters to you in a session. This is often the first place someone decides whether they could talk to you.
Your first service
What this service is for, and who it tends to help. One or two sentences are enough.
Your second service
Describe it the way your clients would describe what they’re going through, not in clinical terms.
Free first call
What happens on the first call, and that there’s no pressure to book afterwards.
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A short paragraph about the people you usually work with: what they arrive with, and what they’re hoping will change.
One sentence that makes it easier to start.
My approach
How you see therapy, in your own words. What you pay attention to in the room, and what working with you feels like.
How you adapt the work to each person. What a typical session might include, without needing to list every method you’ve trained in.
What people are usually dealing with when they come to you, and what therapy can offer them.
Book a free callA reassuring heading
Two or three sentences that lower the pressure of starting.
What a session looks like
What actually happens in a session: how it starts, what you talk about, how it ends.
What change can look like
Concrete, ordinary signs of progress your clients notice in their everyday lives.
A section for another service
Use this section for a second service or a specific group you work with: couples, families, teens, a particular theme.
What the work looks like with them, and how it differs from individual sessions.
One more sentence that helps someone decide whether this is for them.
A little about me
Why you became a therapist, and what shaped the way you work. A few honest sentences go a long way.
Your training and experience, written as part of the story rather than as a list of credentials.
Where I work
Your city or area, whether you offer online sessions, and anything practical someone needs to know.
Let’s talk
A short, kind invitation to get in touch, and when you’ll reply.
A clear note about emergencies and where to go for immediate help.
Thank you for reaching out.
I’ll reply within [your reply time].
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