That's completely okay — and honestly, it's the most common place people start. You don't need to have it figured out before reaching out. A free consult is just a conversation to get oriented together.

Yep! If you just need an outside eye — not a full rebuild — I offer a 1:1 Practice Positioning & Branding Consult: one 60-minute session where we look at how your practice is actually showing up (website, socials, messaging) and walk away with a clear, prioritized plan. It's $150 flat, no retainer, no upsell. Great if you're not sure whether you need a new site or just some clarity first.

You won't be asked to micromanage, but this is collaborative work. You know your clients and your practice better than anyone. I'll guide the process, ask thoughtful questions, and handle execution while keeping you informed every step of the way.

Yes. I build on Squarespace specifically because it's intuitive enough for you to update on your own without a developer. I also send custom-to-you walkthrough videos at the end of your project, so you can review the basics at your own pace.

I take the details seriously, because I know you have to. I'll always ask for your full title and license number so it lives in your site footer — not a universal requirement, but widely considered best practice for building trust. When in doubt, check with your state licensing board!

I also build out a state-specific Client Privacy and Policy page covering confidentiality, mandated reporting, HIPAA compliance, telehealth disclosures, and website privacy practices. Want a Good Faith Estimate page too? Just ask.

One note: none of this replaces what you're already covering at intake, and it doesn't make your practice HIPAA compliant on its own; that's on your systems, not your website. Think of it as backup, not a substitute.

I'm a designer and marketer, not an attorney. I always recommend having a lawyer review any legal language before your site goes live.

Yes. I speak virtually on ethical marketing practices for therapists, and on a related topic for grad students and early-career counselors: how to set yourself up for success and what to start thinking about now, before you're out on your own. I bring eight years of formal marketing experience to both, plus a firsthand view as someone currently training to become a counselor myself. The grad student topic comes from lived experience: I started building that skill set long before I ever set foot in a graduate program, and I've seen firsthand how useful that head start can be once you're building a caseload. *My focus is ethical marketing and the business fundamentals behind it, not the clinical side of the work.

Check out my blog to get a feel for the kind of things I talk about. Whether it's a podcast, a guest lecture, a training, or something else entirely, if you think your audience could use one of these conversations, reach out and let's talk through what that could look like.