A website for your psychology practice
Someone looking for a psychologist wants to read calmly who you help, how you work and what a session costs. We build a sober, clear website that lowers the threshold without promising anything.
Example designs
What a website for a psychologist needs
Who you help
Adults, young people, couples, specific themes: describe factually which questions people can bring to you.
Rates and reimbursement
What does a session cost, are you contracted, and how does reimbursement through the health insurance fund work? Clarity lowers the threshold.
Your approach
How does a first conversation go, how long is a session, do you also work online? Concrete and in plain language.
Button to your appointment tool
A button that links to the appointment tool you already use, such as Doctena. It’s a link or button, not an integration: we don’t sell or set up booking tools.
Who you are
Your training, registration and background, with a photo. Factual, without testimonials or promises about results.
Waiting time and crisis info
A place to mention your current waiting time and where someone can turn in a crisis.
Which package fits you?
For a self-employed psychologist, one calm, well-structured page is often enough.
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Our pick€249 · 1-page website
For a self-employed psychologist: who you help, approach, rates and reimbursement, who you are and your appointment button on one page.
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€599 · 3-page website
For those who want to explain more: a page on your offer and themes, one on your approach and rates, and contact.
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€949 · 5-page website
For a group practice with several psychologists or separate pages for children, young people, adults and couples.
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