To Sum Up:

Here are 4 things you can spend some time on between now and your start date to really help speed your website project along: 

Create a list of websites that you like

Put together a list – either in a Google doc or email – of any websites you like. Be sure to include what you like about them specifically (e.g. is it the color-scheme, the images, the layout?) and anything you particularly don’t like and why. 

This will help me to understand what elements to include in your therapy website and what sorts of things to leave out.

Take plenty of photos 

Whether you’re taking them yourself or hiring a professional photographer, the sooner you can get started on preparing photos for your website the better. These photos could include photos of you, your team and your office(s).

Create a collection of quotations you like

From quotes that inspire you to ones that capture the essence of what you do, quotations can work really well on therapy websites. Take some time to create a list of some of your favorites so we have that content ready to go when your project starts. 

Gather any written content you want to be included on your website

This can include you and your team’s bios, workshop information, brochures, case studies and any other written materials. Gathering everything in one file or folder will help to give me a better understanding of what you do, how you like to talk about your work and services, and what you like to emphasize when talking to potential clients.