Calm, clear websites for UK counsellors, built and looked after for you. We design your site around how people actually look for a counsellor, so the right clients understand what you offer and feel able to get in touch.
Most people looking for a counsellor are searching at a difficult moment, often late in the evening and usually on their phone. They are not comparing logos. They are looking for quiet signs that you are qualified, that you work with what they are going through, and that contacting you will be simple and private.
Our websites for counsellors answer those questions quickly. Your approach, your fees, where you see clients and how to book all sit where people expect to find them, written in your own voice. Everything technical, from hosting to security updates, is handled for you, so your time stays with your clients.
Whether you are newly qualified and setting up in private practice, or an experienced counsellor whose current site no longer reflects your work, we start from layouts made for therapy practices and shape them around you.
For the bigger picture of how our managed service works, read our overview of websites for therapists, or see our pricing. If you work alongside other practitioners, our clinic website design page covers multi-practitioner sites.
Many counsellors describe their work in the language of their training: person-centred, integrative, psychodynamic. Those words matter, but a client in distress needs to know what a session with you actually feels like.
We help you explain your approach simply, list the areas you work with, and describe what happens in a first session. The aim is that a visitor finishes your page thinking, this person understands, rather than wondering what the terms mean. Our guide to writing an About page clients believe walks through the same idea.
Before they get in touch, people want reassurance that you are properly trained and accountable. Your website should make that easy to check.
We give your memberships a clear place, whether that is BACP, NCPS or another professional body, alongside your qualifications, your ethical framework and how you use supervision. A link to your entry on a public register lets a cautious client verify you in seconds. If you are unsure about adding a photo of yourself, our article on photos on a counselling website sets out the options.
Fees, session length, whether you work online or in a room, where that room is and whether it is accessible: these are the questions that stop people booking when they cannot find the answers.
We put the practical details where a phone visitor can see them without hunting, and keep them consistent across every page. That consistency matters for search engines too. Our guide to showing fees and location on a phone screen explains why, and a simple habit for keeping pages accurate helps you keep them right as things change.
Someone searching for bereavement counselling is looking for different reassurance from someone searching for couples counselling. One general page cannot speak to both.
Your site is structured with a dedicated page for each service you offer, so each one can answer the questions that matter for that issue and give search engines a clear match for what people type. Each page links naturally to the others and to your contact page, so nobody reaches a dead end. If you want ongoing help to strengthen those pages over time, our SEO for therapists service is available separately.
Many counselling clients search with a place name, or look for someone who works online. Your website should be clear about both.
We include the towns and areas you serve in the right places, and make sure your practice name, address and contact details match your Google Business Profile exactly. That consistency helps Google show you in local results, and helps AI assistants describe your practice correctly. Our guide to Google Business Profile for UK therapists covers the privacy side as well.
Counselling is confidential, and your website should reflect that from the first click. Enquiry forms are secure and spam-protected, and messages come straight to you rather than sitting in a shared inbox.
We also make space for the documents a UK practice is expected to have, such as a privacy notice and a cookie banner that does what it says. If you have not sorted these yet, our article on privacy documents and cookie banners for therapists explains what is involved.
Our Managed plan is a fixed monthly fee with a one-off setup fee, and covers your website, hosting, security, updates and support. Managed Plus adds online booking, payments and signed intake forms. There are no long contracts and you can cancel anytime. Current prices are on our pricing page.
Yes. You can change text, images and pages yourself using a simple visual editor, and our UK-based support team is there to guide you if you get stuck.
You know your work best, so the words come from you, and we shape them into clear pages. If you would like more help, our Bespoke package includes a full content review, competitor research and rewrites where needed.
Yes, with Managed Plus. It includes a live booking calendar, secure online payments, automatic confirmations and reminders, and digitally signed client intake forms, so there is far less admin by email.
Every site is built with the technical foundations search engines look for, and structured so that Google and AI assistants can understand who you help and where. Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings. If you want ongoing work to grow your visibility, our SEO for therapists plans are available separately.
We recommend it. Naming your professional body and linking to your public register entry lets clients check your registration for themselves, which is a strong signal of trust for anyone choosing a counsellor.
Yes. We rebuild your content on our platform and your current site stays live until you approve the new one, so there is no gap. Our page on switching to Therapy Webgenie explains the steps.
If you are a counsellor looking for a website that is built and looked after for you, we would be glad to help.
