Denver · Therapy & Counseling Practices
Website Design for Therapists & Counseling Practices
A custom website for your Denver practice — built to earn trust at first glance, make it easy to book a consultation, and show up in Google when someone searches for the exact kind of support you offer.
Talk about your practice siteWhat's Included
Built for how therapy practices actually run
HIPAA-aware contact & intake forms
Forms built to avoid over-collecting sensitive information publicly, with secure handling and clear next steps for prospective clients.
Scheduling-ready layouts
Pages structured to plug directly into your scheduling tool (SimplePractice, Calendly, or whatever you already use) — no awkward redirects.
SEO for how clients actually search
Content and structure built around real search terms: your specialty, your approach, and your city — not generic "mental health" copy.
A calm, trustworthy design
Your site is often a prospective client's first impression of your practice. It should feel as safe and credible as your office does.
FAQ
Common questions from therapists and counselors
- Do therapy practices need a custom website, or is a directory profile enough?
- A Psychology Today or TherapyDen profile helps with discovery, but it's a rented listing you don't control and can't fully customize. A custom website gives your practice a real home online, lets you rank in Google for your own name and specialties, and gives prospective clients a lower-pressure way to learn about you before reaching out.
- Can my therapy practice website be HIPAA-compliant?
- getschwiftyy builds contact and intake forms with HIPAA-aware practices in mind — avoiding unnecessary collection of protected health information on public forms, using secure form handling, and routing sensitive communication through compliant channels. Full HIPAA compliance for any backend systems (EHR, scheduling, billing) depends on the specific tools you use alongside the site.
- What should a therapist website include?
- At minimum: a clear description of your specialties and approach, your credentials, a simple way to request an appointment or consultation, an FAQ addressing common client concerns (insurance, what to expect in a first session), and local SEO structure so you show up for searches like "therapist near me" or "[specialty] counselor Denver."
- How long does a therapy practice website take to build?
- A focused single-practitioner site typically ships in 1–3 weeks. A multi-provider group practice site with more pages ships in 3–5 weeks depending on content and feedback cycles.
Ready for a website that fits your practice?
Tell me about your practice and your ideal client. I'll tell you what it'll take to launch.
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