Considered, professional websites for UK psychotherapists, built and looked after for you. We help you describe deep, often long-term work in a way prospective clients can understand, so the right people feel ready to make contact.
Psychotherapy is hard to describe on a web page. Your work may be open-ended, relational and shaped by years of training, yet the person reading your site may never have been in therapy before. They want to know whether you can help with what they are carrying, how the work happens, and what it will ask of them.
Our websites for psychotherapists give your practice a calm, credible home online. Your modality, your registration, your fees and how a first appointment works are set out clearly and in your own voice, without diluting the depth of what you offer. Hosting, security and updates are handled for you in the background.
Whether you work psychodynamically, integratively, existentially or in another tradition, and whether you see clients in a consulting room, online or both, we shape the site around the way you actually practise.
For the bigger picture of how our managed service works, read our overview of websites for therapists, or see our pricing. Working within a group practice? Our clinic website design page covers sites for several practitioners.
Terms such as psychodynamic, psychoanalytic or integrative mean a great deal to you and very little to most visitors. Without some explanation, a prospective client may simply move on.
We help you describe what your approach involves, how it differs from shorter-term therapy, and what a client might notice as the work unfolds, all framed carefully so that nothing reads as a promise of outcome. Our guide to writing an About page clients believe explains how to keep that explanation personal and credible.
Psychotherapy clients often look closely at credentials. Your registration with a body such as UKCP, BPC or BACP, your training institution, your ongoing supervision and your professional insurance all help a cautious reader feel safe.
We give these a clear, unfussy place on your site, with links to your public register entry so clients can check them independently. If you are weighing up whether to include a photograph of yourself, our article on photos on a therapy website walks through the considerations.
Longer-term work raises practical questions early. How often would we meet? Is there an initial consultation? How are breaks and cancellations handled? What does it cost over time?
Setting this out openly helps clients self-select and reduces difficult conversations later. We make sure your fees, session frequency and location are easy to find on a phone, as described in our guide to fees and location on small screens, and our article on keeping your pages accurate helps you keep them current.
Someone looking for help with long-standing relationship patterns needs different reassurance from someone looking for support after trauma. A single general page cannot speak well to both.
We structure your site so each area of your work can have its own page, explaining how psychotherapy may help with that experience and linking naturally to your approach and contact details. This gives search engines a clear match for what people type. For ongoing support to strengthen those pages over time, our SEO for therapists service is available separately.
Many people search for a psychotherapist near them, while others specifically want online sessions. Your website should be unambiguous about where and how you work.
We place the areas you serve in the right parts of your site and make sure your practice details match your Google Business Profile exactly, which helps you appear in local results and helps AI assistants describe you correctly. Our guide to Google Business Profile for UK therapists explains how to set this up while protecting your privacy.
The therapeutic frame begins before the first session. Your enquiry form is secure and spam-protected, and messages come straight to you, so a first approach is handled with the same care as the work itself.
We also make room for the documents a UK practice is expected to have, such as a clear privacy notice and an honest cookie banner. Our article on privacy documents and cookie banners for therapists covers what you need.
Our Managed plan is a fixed monthly fee with a one-off setup fee, covering 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 help if you get stuck.
Start with what a client experiences rather than the name of the model: how sessions feel, how often you meet, and what the work tends to focus on. Then name your modality and explain it briefly. We help you structure this so it reads naturally.
Yes, with Managed Plus. It includes a live booking calendar, secure online payments, automatic confirmations and reminders, and digitally signed intake forms. Many psychotherapists use it for initial consultations and keep ongoing sessions arranged directly.
Every site is built with the technical foundations search engines look for, and structured so that Google and AI assistants can understand your approach, your location and who you work with. Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings. For ongoing work to grow your visibility, our SEO for therapists plans are available separately.
We recommend it. Naming your registering body and linking to your entry on its public register lets clients confirm your standing for themselves, which matters a great deal to people choosing a psychotherapist.
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 psychotherapist looking for a website that is built and looked after for you, we would be glad to help.
