A little about us
Digital experiences for mental health professionals. We design, build, and rank websites exclusively for wellness practices so you can focus on care.
Let’s build something meaningful
The studio
Web For Therapist designs and builds websites for mental health practices — and only for mental health practices. Six services, fourteen practice types, one route through them: identity, design, build, words, visibility, then care after launch.
You deal with one studio from the first call to the handover, not an agency with a therapy page bolted on.
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Stock photography
One studio, not an agency
14 practice types
You own your domain and site
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It is a small market, and that is the point. We work with a small number of practices at a time, which is the only way this kind of attention holds. Three things change when a studio only builds for them.
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Modality, waitlists, self-pay, insurance, referrals. We start from the shape of a practice rather than a lesson in what therapy is.
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A practice site is read by someone who is already anxious. It has one task: make the next step feel possible. That is a different brief from a brochure.
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Fourteen practice types, six services, each written for the questions that niche actually asks. A couples practice and a psychiatric clinic do not get the same site with a new logo.
What we believe
None of these are features on a checklist. They are the reasons the work still holds up a year after launch.
How a project runs
The same four stages on every project, whatever the scope. You always know which one you are in, and what happens next.
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You send the form or an email. We reply within two working days, with questions rather than a proposal.
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A short conversation about the practice, the people it serves, and what the site has to do. Then a written scope and a price agreed before work starts.
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Structure and copy first, then design, then the build. Each stage is reviewed with you before the next one begins.
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We launch, show you how to edit the site yourself, and hand over the domain and the logins. The Care & Growth Plan is there if you would rather we kept the upkeep.
Where the work speaks
Projects, quotes, and the detail of how each piece is scoped. None of it is a promise about your practice — it is what other practices asked for, and what they said afterwards.
“The handover was genuinely easy. I can change my availability without emailing anyone.”
Hannah Cole, LMHC · Group practice, Seattle
Your practice next
A short conversation, no pitch deck.