A simple accessibility check for your therapy website
22 October 2026
Some of the people looking for a therapist today will read your website with larger text turned on. Some will use a screen reader. Some
Some of the people looking for a therapist today will read your website with larger text turned on. Some will use a screen reader. Some
For most people, the hardest part of starting therapy is the bit before it starts. They have found you, they like your homepage, and then
Your homepage gets someone interested. Your services page is where they decide whether you are the right person for what they are going through. It
A first-time visitor rarely starts with your fees PDF or your full training list. They land on the homepage, often on a phone, and ask
Booking an online session can feel like a small leap for a new client. They are not walking into a room they can picture. They
Someone has read your About page, checked that you sound like a fit, and found the form. Then they press Send. What happens next in