A Google-friendly, SEO-optimized website is easily discoverable on search engines. A neurodivergent-friendly website is built for a range of processing styles. Here’s my observation: the features that make a website neurodivergent-friendly also make it Google-friendly. Win-win.

The way your website is designed & written can make the difference between feeling stuck in your marketing vs. receiving a consistent flow of client inquiries in your therapy/coaching practice.

Therapists & coaches: here’s a practical system that’ll help you run your private practice, track client inquiries, and set yourself up for a confident transition into the new year.

Therapists & coaches: launching your website isn’t just logistical; it’s emotional. No one ever told you how nerve-wracking it would be to build a business that requires you to market yourself, talk about your services, & (gasp) be seen doing so.

Neurodivergent-friendly websites are designed to work for a variety of brains & processing styles — making the Internet a more inclusive place & your website a pleasure to navigate.

Good SEO means your website appears at the top of search results. Poor SEO means your website is buried on page 5, or doesn’t show up at all. Learn how to “speak SEO” & improve your website’s visibility on Google.

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A website is a digital space that, like any physical space, can be either easy or difficult to navigate. A pleasure to spend time in… or a headache that you want to click out of.

We don’t need to be perfect to begin making moves toward our dreams, goals, and values. We just need to begin.

You launched your therapy / coaching website… but your schedule is still empty. Let’s explore why your website isn’t converting into clients, from a copywriting point of view – and what you can do about it.

Why aren’t clients reaching out? Do you need SEO to have a successful business? What is SEO, anyway? As a web designer & copywriter, I hear these questions often at website audits for therapists & coaches. Read on for tips on how to use website marketing to connect with great-fit clients.

If you’re a therapist looking to fill your practice with ideal clients, you need a strategic & sustainable marketing plan, and a website needs to be part of it. Learn tips from a therapist who successfully filled her practice, using the power of website marketing.