Getting more clients from your website.
Most people who find your website are close to booking. These articles are about the small things that help them take that step, and the ones that send them to someone else.
Articles about getting clients
Do you need a website if you're on Psychology Today?
A Psychology Today profile helps people find you. Your own website is where they decide you're the right fit. Why most therapists need both.
Why do people call instead of booking online?
Most people who call a practice already have its website open. Why they call instead of booking, and what to put on your website instead.
Free guides on this topic
Advertising rules for therapist websites, in plain English
What state licensing boards and the APA, ACA, NASW and AAMFT ethics codes expect from a therapist's website, plus ADA and HIPAA basics.
Read the guideThe therapy website checklist: 12 things clients look for
Twelve things new clients look for on a therapist's or group practice's website, why each one matters, and a simple way to check your own.
Read the guideAlso useful: Websites for group practices · Free website check
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