Since publishing this post in 2016, some of the practices listed have moved or closed, so their links have been removed. For more recent inspiration for your therapy website design, please check out our web design portfolio. When it comes to designing and creating...
In our last post, we talked about 11 things you should do BEFORE you hit publish on that amazing new therapy blog post you’ve written. Today we’ll talk more about private practice blogging and 6 things you should do AFTER you’ve posted a blog on your therapy website....
Let’s face it – blogging can be a lot of work. As a therapist focussed on face-to-face client time, it may be hard to juggle all that goes into blogging for your private practice website. You’re busy writing client notes, not SEO ready, easy-to-read,...
Guest post by Jeff Guenther, LPC. I have been a therapist in private practice since 2005. I was 25 years old and had just moved to Portland from Los Angeles with the ink still drying on my master’s degree in marriage and family therapy. One of the reasons I moved and...
Guest post by Becky DeGrossa. Several therapists ask me things like, “I have a website, so people should be able to find me on Google, right?” or “Everyone tells me they love my website. Why I am not getting any new clients?” Although I wish I could say, “If you build...
