WEBSITES FOR PRIVATE PRACTICES
Therapist website builder that writes a page for every specialty you offer
Explain your specialties, session formats and fees in your own voice. Give prospective clients a calm, clear way to reach out.
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In short
A therapist website builder should write a clear page for each specialty, an about page in your voice, practical details such as fees and session formats, and a calm way to make contact. AgentSite is an AI agent that plans, writes and publishes that website from your practice description, on your own domain with hosting included. It provides an inquiry form for general requests, is not a client portal or scheduling system, and you review all clinical wording before publication.
OVERVIEW
Someone searching for a therapist is rarely browsing. They type the specific thing they need, such as couples counseling, trauma therapy or anxiety treatment, and they open the page that answers it plainly. A private practice website works when each specialty has its own page, the practice states who it is for, and the next step is obvious and low pressure.
Give every specialty its own explanation. A couples therapy page can describe how sessions are structured and who tends to benefit, without promising results. A trauma page can explain your approach in the terms you use with clients. Keep each page about one service so a visitor and a search engine both know what it covers.
Practical information deserves equal attention. Say whether you offer telehealth, in-person sessions or both, which states you are licensed in, your fees or sliding scale if you publish them, and which insurance panels you join. Use only details you have verified. Where the answer depends on the individual, say so and invite a question instead of implying a guarantee.
Your about page carries more weight here than on most sites. Supply your credentials, training and the way you work, and the agent turns them into a page written in a warm, plain voice. Review it the way you would review any client-facing material. Clinical wording and licensure statements are yours to confirm before publication.
AgentSite plans, writes and publishes the website from this brief, with hosting, SSL and your own domain included. It provides an inquiry form for general contact requests. It is not a client portal, does not store clinical records and is not a scheduling or telehealth system, so keep those in the practice software you already use. When your fees, hours or specialties change, ask for the edit in a sentence in chat.
§ WHAT YOU GET
Built into every AgentSite build.
Give each specialty its own page
Explain couples counseling, trauma therapy, anxiety, grief or any other focus on a separate page, written from the approach you describe. Avoid promises about outcomes.
Answer the practical questions early
State telehealth and in-person availability, the states you are licensed in, your session fees if you publish them and the insurance panels you join, using details you have verified.
Write an about page that sounds like you
Turn your credentials, training and working style into a warm, plain page. You review the wording and confirm the licensure statements before it goes live.
Make the first step easy
Add an inquiry form for general contact requests and explain how and when you respond. The form is not a clinical intake and should not collect health details.
Rank for the cities you serve
Build location pages for the areas where you are licensed to see clients, with wording specific to each rather than the same page repeated.
Change it in a sentence
Update fees, hours, availability or specialties by asking in chat, then review the change before it is published.
§ FAQ
Common questions.
Include a page for each specialty, an about page with your credentials, session formats, fees or how to ask about them, insurance information you have verified, the states where you are licensed and an easy way to make contact.
Yes. Supply your approach to each specialty and the agent writes a separate page for it, within the page allowance of your plan. Review the wording so it reflects how you actually practice.
No. AgentSite builds the public website with an inquiry form. Scheduling, telehealth and client records stay in the practice software you already use, and your buttons can link to it.
Keep it to a name, contact details and a general request. Tell visitors to use your practice approved process for anything clinical. The form is not a client portal or an intake system.
The site is a public marketing website and is not designed to hold protected health information. Keep clinical records and client messages in the HIPAA appropriate systems your practice already uses.
Yes, if you supply them. Publish only details you have confirmed, and say that coverage depends on the individual plan so clients know to verify their benefits.
Yes. Describe how you work in a few sentences and the agent drafts the page in a warm, plain tone. Revise anything that does not sound like you before publishing.
Yes, for the places where you are licensed to practice. Give the agent the states and cities, and it writes distinct location pages rather than one repeated page.
A directory profile puts you beside many other therapists on someone else's page. Your own website is on your domain, ranks for your specialties and cities, and is yours to keep.
A DIY builder leaves you to plan and write every page, and an agency works from a custom brief at custom prices. AgentSite plans, writes and publishes from your description at a flat plan price.
Yes. Ask for a change in a sentence in chat when your fees, availability or specialties shift. Review the wording before it goes live. The site can also be exported as standalone HTML.
No. AgentSite builds and publishes the website. It does not run advertising or manage profiles on third party directories.
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SERVICE AREA PAGE BUILDER
Service area pages
One real page per city you actually serve, written from what you know about that area instead of a template with the name swapped out.
LEAD GENERATION WEBSITE BUILDER
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A site built around the inquiry: a page for every service you sell, a clear next step on each one, and copy that asks.
§ build yours
Describe your business. Get a complete website.
The agent designs, writes, builds and launches the whole site. You change anything by chatting.