Someone works up to that first message.
Give it somewhere to land.
A page that says who you work with, what a session costs and what happens after they write. Not a brochure, and nothing on it that has to be sold.
Nothing here is a sales page.
Somebody has been thinking about writing to you for a fortnight. The page is the last thing between that and the message, and every bright thing on it is a reason to close the tab.
I work with anxiety, burnout and the years after a bereavement. Sessions are fifty minutes, in person on Devonshire Street or online.
A price. Every therapist page we read hides it, and the person reading has already decided they cannot afford this. Saying the number is the single kindest thing the page can do, and it is the thing owners are most reluctant to put on one.
The form is the whole product on this page.
There is no cart and no diary. One message, and it has to reach a person.
It reaches you, not an inbox
The message lands in the app, and your reply opens in Mail so it comes from your own address. Nothing sits in a form nobody opens.
It says what happens next
The page tells them when you answer, so the two days between writing and hearing back are not two days of wondering.
Nothing follows them
No cookies on the site, so no banner, and nothing about this visit is sold to anybody. On this page that is not a feature, it is the minimum.
A directory listing is not a website.
Most therapists we meet are on a directory, paying monthly, ranked against forty other people by whatever the directory decided to rank on that week. It brings enquiries and it is worth keeping. It is also somebody else’s page about you, on somebody else’s address, and it stops the day you stop paying.
A page of your own is the one somebody reads after the directory, when they have narrowed it to two and want to know which of you they could talk to. Put the address in your listing and the two work together.
The three we get every time.
Not yet. Today they write and you answer, which for this trade is usually the right first step anyway. Real availability is the next thing we build.
It goes to you and it is stored so you can read it again. It is not read to sell you anything and it is yours to delete. Nothing on the site is shared with an advertising network.
Then there are none. The page is built from what you tell it, and a practice with nothing to photograph is one of the two cases this was designed for.
Give the message somewhere to land.
Free to build, and live for seven days.