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12 top therapist website examples to inspire you
Hoping to make a website for your therapy practice and unsure where to start? Here are the elements of effective therapist websites, plus a dozen examples.
October 24, 2025
By Savanah Harvey, AMFT
14 min read
By Savanah Harvey, AMFT
Building your first website as a therapist may feel overwhelming, especially if web design isn’t your strong suit. Keep in mind that your website doesn’t need to have all the bells and whistles; it just needs to be effective. The goal is to reflect who you are, clearly communicate what services you offer, and make it seamless for clients to book with you. Here, we’ve compiled a list of great therapist websites that can spark ideas as you begin to build your online presence.
3 elements of an effective therapist websites
Who you are
Think of your site as your client’s first impression of you. A warm, friendly photo in a professional setting allows the client to envision working with you. Pair that photo with a personal introduction in your tone of voice, which should give a short summary of your background, education, and your therapeutic approaches. This helps clients get a sense of who you are before they reach out.
How much sessions cost
Transparent pricing builds trust. Make sure your session fees are clearly defined, and specify whether you are self-pay or accept insurance, or if you offer a sliding scale. This prepares clients for what to expect while working with you — and it respects their time (and yours) while removing blurred lines from the process.
How clients can book
The easier it is to schedule, the better. Using a clear call-to-action button like “Set up your free 15 minute consultation” or “Book Now” is a great way for prospective clients to take the next steps.
1. Julia Jarrold
juliajarrold.com
Noteworthy element: Showcases multiple offerings. Julia’s organization and clarity of offerings expands her reach and showcases her expertise across different audiences.
Her unique offerings go beyond just therapy sessions and into clinical supervision and consultation services. The clear separation of these offerings shows prospective clients, trainees, and organizations that she is available to work with a variety of clientele.
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2. Claire "Dr. W" Wakulyaka
mibrawell.com
Noteworthy element: Design of website. The bright colors, fluid user experience, and organized template create a polished and inviting experience.
Immediately upon viewing Dr. W’s website, senses of warmth, engagement, and professionalism fill the screen. Her consistent use of bright, inviting colors paired with clean, readable fonts creates a polished look, making the site easy to navigate. The inviting visual appeal encourages prospective clients to explore the page, her practice, and learn more about the clinicians.
3. Caitlyn Champion Wellness
caitlynchampion.com
Noteworthy element: Client testimonials. The homepage features three strong testimonials that build trust and credibility between Caitlyn and potential clients.
Choosing a psychiatrist can be difficult, so having three clear and thoughtful client testimonials at the start helps build trust and reassures potential clients they're in experienced hands. What’s different about Caitlyn’s featured testimonials is who they're coming from: a young adult client, a medication management client, and the husband of a client. The diversity in perspectives communicates credibility while emphasizing the importance of loved ones’ support in her clinical work.
4. Anzen Counseling
anzencounseling.com
Noteworthy element: Identifying her ideal client. Clear language throughout the site defines who Chelsea works best with, making it easy for prospective clients to decide if they’re the right fit for each other.
Mindfulness is a powerful practice that coincides beautifully with therapy. Chelsea is an LCSW who has been working with young adults and adults for years to “mindfully stay within the present moment.” Her later choice to use the word “manifest” on her site clearly indicates that mindfulness practices will be present in her work. This language immediately draws in clients who value this approach, while gently weeding out those who may not be interested or comfortable with it.
5. Madeline Lucas Psychotherapy
madeline-lucas.com
Noteworthy element: Clearly identifies services offered. What sets Madeline’s site apart is how quickly clients learn what she does.
Prospective clients immediately see that Madeline offers individual, couples, and sex therapy. A “Learn More” button is placed directly below her name, making it easy for clients to understand what it means to work with a sex therapist as well as the treatment approaches she uses. This reduces a prospective client’s hesitation while building confidence to move forward.
6. Forepoint Counseling
forepointcounseling.com
Noteworthy element: Photos of therapeutic space. Dennis gives clients a clear view of the environment where sessions take place, helping them feel welcome and at ease before they arrive.
When choosing in-person therapy, the environment is an important part of the client experience. Dennis Moore, LPC, does a great job showcasing his therapeutic space with photos. He includes an exterior photo so clients will know which building and entrance to look for, as well as two interior photos of where sessions will be held. Interior details like lighting, layout, and window treatments are personal preferences, and sharing them helps the client envision themselves in the space before committing to work together.
7. Dr. Nicole Andreoli, PhD
drnicoleandreoli.com
Noteworthy element: Links to professional social media pages. Dr. Andreoli uses her Instagram and LinkedIn to give clients a “real life” view as a therapist, building trust and connection beyond her website.
Many clinicians steer away from social media for a variety of reasons, but Dr. Andreoli leans into it. Her content features therapeutic tips and psychoeducation, giving clients a glimpse into her style, mannerisms, and approachability. This inside look helps clients decide if she is the right fit for them before reaching out, making the process more personal.
8. Serene Space Psychiatry
serenespacepsy.com
Noteworthy element: Highlighting accepted insurances. A clear list of six accepted insurances with an accessible “Contact Us Now” button makes it easy for clients to confirm they are in-network before taking the next steps.
Finding a provider who accepts their insurance is the first hurdle for clients looking for care. Few things are more damaging to a client’s confidence seeking care than feeling a strong connection with a provider to later learn they're out-of-network. Serene Spaces avoids client disappointment from the start by clearly listing six accepted insurances and offering additional affordable payment options for those who are out-of-network. The payment transparency with a “Contact Us Now” button helps clients feel supported before the work begins.
9. Authentic Connections Therapy and Wellness
authenticconnectionstherapyandwellness.com
Noteworthy element: Clear “Book Free Consultation” call-to-action button
Finding a therapist can feel overwhelming, especially when availability is limited. Authentic Connections Therapy and Wellness makes that process feel simple for clients. Their clear “Book Free Consultation” appears twice on their homepage, leading prospective clients directly to a personalized Calendly link to schedule a 15-minute consultation at their convenience. This small detail lowers a major barrier to entry, builds trust through transparency, and seamlessly guides prospective clients to action.
10. Dr. Yolanda Bogan
drbogan.com
Noteworthy element: List of PSYPACT states. Dr. Bogan highlights the states she is authorized to practice in, reassuring clients who may need care across state lines.
For clients who are always on the move, it can be challenging to find consistent care. Dr Bogan solves that problem by clearly listing the 39 PSYPACT states where she is authorized to practice. PSYPACT, or the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact, allows licensed psychologists to practice across state lines via telepsychology or temporary in-person sessions without needing to obtain additional state licenses. This transparency assures clients that they can continue treatment nearly nationwide and helps clients feel confident about the continuation of care.
11. Best Within You Therapy & Wellness
bestwithinyou.com
Noteworthy element: Clearly highlights specialties. Dr. Vincent showcases his titles and specialties, establishing credibility, a strong sense of expertise, and building trust.
Dr. Vincent Fitch, PsyD, sets himself apart immediately, not only as a licensed psychologist but as the Clinical Director of Recovery DBT Eating Disorder Program. You are greeted by his warm, friendly photo alongside a bolded list of his specialties, giving prospective clients a quick and comprehensive overview. Within 20 seconds, visitors know his expertise, credentials, and specialties, helping them decide if Best Within You Therapy & Wellness is the right fit.
12. The Center for Relational and Family Therapy
craftpnw.com/yogi-patel-dnp-pmhnp
Noteworthy element: Accessibility. A clear and direct overview of who Dr. Yogi Patel, where he is located, and how to connect with him makes it easy for clients to take the next step.
Once landing on his site, it doesn’t take long to learn who Dr. Patel is, who his patient population is, where he is located, and how to reach him. Within seconds, you are greeted with a warm smile and all the information you need to decide if Dr. Patel is someone you would like to work with. He also goes above and beyond, giving patients an overview of what to expect in their first session and emphasizes that “clients should expect to be a part of the treatment plan decision,” reinforcing collaboration and accessibility from the beginning.
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