HEALING

IS NOT

NEUTRAL

Every therapist site looks like it was designed by the same three people in matching beige cardigans. Yours shouldn't. I build Squarespace sites that look like you — and speak to the clients you want on your schedule.

No ferns. No stacked rocks. No sage gradient. No stock photo of a woman staring wistfully out of a window.

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yours, loudly

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show people who YOU are

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let the right clients find you

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yours, loudly 〰️ show people who YOU are 〰️ let the right clients find you 〰️

Three things every site I build does

Says who it’s for

Your niche, in your words, above the fold — not buried on page four under "specialties."

Group of three women, one in a wheelchair, outdoors in front of a white wall with a rainbow pride flag. The women are diverse in appearance, with one woman having pink curly hair and wearing dark sunglasses, another with short dark hair and wearing a striped sweater, and the third with long curly hair, glasses, and a beige sweater. They are posing and appear to be at a pride event.

Shows who it’s for

Before a client reads a word, they're looking for themselves. Every project gets imagery of the people you actually treat.

A smiling young person with short, light-colored hair and piercings, wearing a colorful flag draped over their shoulders and camouflage-patterned shorts with yellow and black caution-style text belts, standing in front of a wooden wall with framed documents.

Lets them reach you

Accessible navigation, image alt text, good contrast, no barriers. Accessible because your clients deserve it.

Two women having a conversation at a small round table in a bright room with large windows.
Two friends, a person with curly blonde hair, glasses, and a septum piercing, and another with short curly red hair and a septum piercing, are taking a selfie together while wearing white T-shirts. The image is taken from a low angle, capturing their smiling faces against a plain white background. 
Why this matters

A neutral site attracts nobody in particular

Your potential client isn't googling "therapist." They’re googling whether you'll get it — the transition, the chronic pain, the code switching, the family that doesn't speak to them anymore. Your site has about four seconds to answer.

See what I mean

You're in the right place if you've thought any of this.

My site looks fine but it doesn't sound anything like me.

I know exactly who I want to work with. My website doesn't say so.

I keep getting inquiries from people I'm not the right therapist for.

I've been "about to redo the website" for two years now.

Every photo on my site is a white couple on a couch and I hate it.

All five? We should talk.

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Latest Work

No two look alike.

  • "I didn't give Cort much to go on, just a name and my specialities, and he created such a beautiful site for me. But my favorite part is the page he made for my therapy cat."

    Anne P.

  • "Working with Cort to build the website for my dream private practice was a wonderful experience. He was attentive, creative, and genuinely supportive of my ideas throughout the entire process. Cort took the time to understand my vision and created a website that not only reflected what I had imagined, but exceeded my expectations. Cort is incredibly knowledgeable about his craft, and I especially appreciated that he took the time to teach me how to maintain and update my website once it was completed. I felt supported from beginning to end and couldn't be happier with the final product. I highly recommend Cort to anyone looking for a talented, patient, and creative website designer!"

    Erica M.

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