The main job

Help someone who is anxious, often on a phone late at night, feel safe enough to write to a therapist for the first time.

What it does

• Explains your approach, your sessions, fees and insurance in plain language, and answers the common questions.
• Shows urgent-help numbers at the foot of every page, so nobody in crisis has to search for them.
• Keeps the first step small: the contact form asks for a name and an email.
• Walks people through what happens, in four steps, from the first message to the first appointment.
• Offers a one-minute breathing guide on the contact page. It starts only when pressed.

Who it is for

Solo psychologists and psychotherapists, counsellors, couples and family therapists, and group practices of two or three clinicians, whether they see clients in person, online or both.

Why it is worth it

• Nothing flashes or loops, and the colours dim on their own when the visitor’s phone is in dark mode.
• Works for online-only practices: leave the street address empty and the address block disappears.
• Your details, crisis numbers and colours live in one settings file, and sections switch on and off.
• Search setup, sitemap and RSS are done. Analytics stay off until you add an id.

Before you launch

The practitioner, prices and address in the demo are fictional, and the photos are placeholders. The crisis numbers are for the United States, so swap in the services where your clients live, and have the privacy page checked against the rules you work under. One purchase covers one website. See the licence terms.