Mary Coleman, LMFT
A personal introduction, individual and couples counseling information, specialty pages and an easy-to-find appointment link give visitors several ways to get to know the practice.
Websites for therapists who have other things to do.
Websites & Marketing
You should feel good about sending someone the link to your website. It should sound like you, explain your work clearly and give a potential client a straightforward way to get in touch. Getting all of that built and keeping it working is a job in itself.
We build and maintain your individual website and handle ongoing marketing around your services, with people you can contact when something needs attention. You can have a professional online presence without making website maintenance your evening activity.
$1,100 a month
3 Days a Week
- A furnished therapy office on a consistent weekly schedule
- Your own website, built and maintained
- Ongoing marketing around your specialties and services
- EHR, scheduling and payment systems, set up and managed
- Cleaning, internet, shared supplies and free front parking
- Optional case consultation every other week, social time and shared events
A website you’re happy to put your name on.
We build your site around the practice you are creating: who you work with, what you help with and how you approach therapy. Someone reading it should come away with a sense of the person they might sit across from, along with the practical information they need to make an appointment.
You provide the details about your practice, and we turn them into a website that represents you well. There is room for your professional identity and your way of speaking. If the finished page sounds like something you would never say to another human being, we still have work to do.
Have a look at websites we’ve built for therapy practices.
These examples show our work with individual therapists and group practices. Each has its own audience and information to organize. Your website will be built around your practice, with the same attention to helping someone understand the work and find the next step.
Insight Into Action Therapy
Clinical services, clinician information and office locations are organized to help visitors find the part of the practice that fits what they are looking for.
Lila Bennett Therapy
Bright Therapy Collective
Field & Form Therapy
Help people find the work you want to do.
Useful digital marketing for therapists starts with the practice itself. The services you offer, the people you work with and where you see clients give us something specific to work on. A therapist building a couples practice has different priorities from someone focusing on grief or trauma.
We work on SEO around your services and specialties so your site can be found by people looking for that care. The words on the page need to make sense to someone choosing a therapist, too. Your clinical approach matters, and so does explaining what it means for a person who is wondering whether you can help.
That attention continues after the site goes live. As your practice takes shape, you have a team involved in the website and marketing, rather than a finished website and a growing list of things you meant to learn how to do.
The people doing this have been around behavioral health for a while.
We have more than 20 years of experience building websites and marketing for mental health and addiction treatment providers. We know that the way a therapist describes a modality may be different from the words a potential client uses to look for help.
You bring the knowledge of your work. We bring experience turning that information into a website people can use and search engines can understand. The conversation can start with your practice, rather than an extended explanation of what a therapist does.
Come see your new workspace.
Your website and marketing come with your office rental. Start with the short form and we'll send details for a self-guided tour.