Therapist Website Design London

It is quoted on enquiry, because the price depends on how many rooms, areas and kinds of therapy your site needs to cover. After a free discovery call by video you receive a written proposal with the scope, the timeline, what you will own and a fixed price, and it lists only the work your practice needs. Our guide to what a website costs in the UK sets out the running costs to plan for after launch.

Yes. Proxima builds websites for counsellors, psychotherapists, practitioner psychologists and therapists across London, for people who work alone in one room and for small clinics with several practitioners. We also build therapist websites across the UK, therapist web design in Essex and web design for therapists in Kent.

Yes, if the site has pages that say where you work. People in London often search by borough or by part of the city, so we write the area into the page titles, headings and structured data of the pages that serve it. Each of those pages has to say something true of the area, because Google treats pages that only swap the place name as doorway pages.

Yes. A client should see at once where your room is and that you also work online. Your room gets its own details, such as the neighbourhood, the nearest station and the access, and online sessions get a page of their own that says you see clients by video anywhere in London.

Not always, and sometimes you cannot have one. Google gives a profile to a business that makes in-person contact with customers during its stated hours, and expects permanent signage where an address is shown, so a room booked by the hour in a shared building may not qualify on its own. A practice that works only online cannot have a profile. A home practice has to decide whether it wants that address on Google. We check which applies to you before setting anything up, and the website carries your local search where a listing is not possible.

That depends on how much of the work you want to do yourself. With Proxima, Neda plans the pages for your areas and the kinds of therapy you offer, shows your registration correctly, adds a short enquiry form over a secure connection and sets up the SEO before launch. You still edit the pages yourself in a visual editor afterwards.

Yes. Your membership is described in the words your register uses, because member, registered and accredited are different claims, and your profile links to your register entry so a client can check it. A quality mark or logo appears only if you are authorised to use it, and a protected title such as counselling psychologist or art therapist is used exactly as your HCPC entry shows it.

Carefully, because a message about therapy can reveal something about a person's health, which the ICO treats as special category data. The form asks only what you need to reply, the whole site runs over HTTPS, and the form links to your privacy notice, which stays yours to confirm.

No. Proxima is based in East London and runs every project by video, phone and email, which suits a practice in Richmond as well as one around the corner in Hackney. The discovery call is free and by video, and you can reach Neda directly throughout the project.

We can set your site up to be found, but nobody can promise you clients or a ranking. Every site launches with pages for your areas and the kinds of therapy you offer, page titles and structured data that name them, and redirects from any old pages. Monthly SEO for therapists is optional and can add your Google Business Profile, page improvements, articles on the questions clients ask, and reporting.

In your client portal, which shows the stage your project has reached. You comment on the designs at phone, tablet and desktop sizes, earlier versions stay available, and your approval of each stage is recorded. Files and to do items are kept there as well, and an email tells you when something needs you.

Yes. Your practice owns the site, its domain and every page of content, and you can move all of it to your own accounts whenever you like. Nothing ties you to Proxima after launch.