Straight answers about practice websites.
Guides to the website questions that come up when you open a practice, in plain English. They’re general information, not legal advice, and each one shows when it was last checked.
Do therapists need a Good Faith Estimate notice on their website?
If you see uninsured or self-pay clients, federal rules say your website needs one. What the rule requires, and where to put it.
Read the guide →What can an LPC Associate say on a practice website?
Texas requires “LPC Associate” and your supervisor’s name in all advertising, and your website counts.
Read the guide →How much does a therapy practice website cost?
Your options, what drives the price, and what you can skip when you’re opening. With my own prices.
Read the guide →New Practice Website Checklist
What to set up before you open, the five pages you need first, and the notices Texas and federal rules expect.
Get the checklist →Is your competition beatable?
It’s easy to assume the established practices have it locked up. That wasn’t true for Healing Minds, and it may not be true in your city. I’ll look at your site and two local competitors and send you a short video with what I find.