A selection from 500+ practice websites. Every site below is live work, shown with the client’s name because the client chose to be shown. Each one is also available as a template on the Therapeia site, which is why the links point there.
Farid runs a structured, goal-directed practice, and the site is built the same way. Individual therapy, couples counseling, and mindfulness workshops each get their own page and their own path to Request Appointment, so a visitor lands on the right service in one click instead of reading a wall of text.
Three services, three clear paths, one calm design. Built with SEO-friendly architecture so each service page can rank on its own.
Founded in 2008 by Kimberly Moffit, KMA has grown into one of Toronto’s leading psychotherapy clinics with locations across the GTA. The site had to carry a large team, several locations, and KMA’s own intake process for matching clients to the right therapist, without feeling like a hospital directory.
A multi-location clinic site where the matching process is the front door, not a footnote.
Olivia Taylor’s practice needed a site that potential clients could actually use: find the right service, understand what a first session looks like, and book. We rebuilt the structure around booking and kept the visual language soft and steady.
In Olivia’s words: "way easier to navigate for potential clients, way easier for people to book on."
Asad has created a website for my therapy practice that is way easier to navigate for potential clients, way easier for people to book on, and just overall, great appearance.
A telepsychiatry practice serving adults across several states needed clinical credibility and a warm first impression at the same time. The design does both: clear service and state information for the practical questions, and a calm, welcoming tone for the emotional one.
A credible, compassionate front door for adults seeking psychiatric care online.
Insight Psychology houses two specialties that attract two different kinds of visitor: people seeking therapy and people seeking psychological testing. The site gives each a clear pathway from the first screen, so neither audience has to wade through the other’s content.
Two specialties, two pathways, one authoritative practice.
Chanelle’s holistic approach needed a website that felt like the practice: gentle, unhurried, and uncluttered. We kept the design minimal and let type and whitespace do the work, so the site reads as a sanctuary rather than a brochure.
A serene, minimalist site that builds trust before the visitor reads a word.
I would highly recommend him if you’re also looking to build a website. He has been really great, effective in communicating through messages, always in a timely manner.
Therapists, counselors, psychologists, coaches, and clinics. Name, what they do, and where, when they’ve shared it.
The same approach, applied to a few businesses that aren’t practices: a dental clinic, a nurse-led studio, an interior designer, a limo company, a vintage store, and a massage studio in Luxembourg. Calm still sells.
One message is enough to start. I read every one myself and reply within one business day.
