When people are meeting you by first visiting your website or scrolling through your social media profiles, having a cohesive design that consistently communicates who you are is critical for establishing a professional presence. This is why design shouldn’t be considered an out-of-reach luxury. It’s an investment that will fuel the growth of your business.

For most private practice therapists, marketing is a foreign endeavor, shrouded in mystery and bad vibes. In reality, marketing is just about offering your services. Not forcing or controlling. Just offering. But where to start? Here’s a checklist where you can start.

Building a good website to support your business is an essential step in running a private practice. More than a glorified resume, a website can gather client leads, provide valuable resources, and convert visitors into clients - if it’s set up correctly.

You don’t have to wait until you’re financially ready to hire a designer to start optimizing your website for practice growth. In today’s blog post, I’m going to show you three simple website tweaks that you can implement right now to help you attract more clients.

There's no shortage of DIY website builders available these days, so building a website for your therapy or coaching practice has never been easier. However, the task of figuring out what to include on your new website is a challenge, especially if you're just starting out.