Should Your Therapy Website Have a Blog? What It Actually Does for You
Almost nobody visits a therapy website just to read the blog. That's not the point of having one.
Why Grad Students and Early-Career Counselors Keep Getting Left Out
For early-career counselors: work on these now, so the investment actually pays off later.
What to Put on Your Therapy Website's Homepage (And What to Leave Off)
You have a few seconds to make yourself understood. Here's how to use them well.
Why Your Therapist Website Isn't Showing Up on Google (And What to Do About It)
Here's the thing about SEO (search engine optimization, aka how Google decides who to show and who to ignore): it's not magic. It's a set of factors, most of which you can actually do something about. Here's what's most likely going on.
A Pretty Website Won't Fill Your Caseload. Here's What Will.
…So when I left that world to start building for therapists, I knew exactly what NOT to bring with me. And I knew something else too: the tactics that fill a caseload sustainably look nothing like what most marketing "gurus" are selling you.
What a Great Therapist Website Actually Looks Like (Two Real Examples)
If you've ever Googled "therapist website examples" hoping to find something that felt genuinely useful — not just a gallery of pretty pages with no context — this post is for you.