Service 02 — Therapy Web Design

Website Redesign

Keep everything that works, rebuild everything that quietly loses clients.

The Problem

The barrier.

Most therapy websites are built from a generic template that was never designed for a clinical practice. The result looks acceptable but quietly costs you inquiries.

The Solution

The clarity.

I design therapy websites around one job: helping the right person feel confident enough to take the first step.

The Problem

The barrier.

Your current website is not broken it is just from a different era of your practice. That gap shows up in the numbers before it shows up in the design.

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The Solution

The clarity.

A redesign is a structure problem first and a visual problem second. I start by auditing what’s actually costing you inquiries.

My Process

A structured journey.

01

Audit

I review your existing site, analytics, and search visibility to find what to keep and what to cut.

02

Re-Architect

I restructure pages and navigation around your current services and ideal client.

03

Redesign

New visual direction applied mobile-first, section by section.

04

Migrate

Content moved, redirects mapped, speed tested, then launched with no ranking loss.

My Process

Features & deliverables.

Pre-Redesign Audit

A written list of what is costing you inquiries today.

Redirect Mapping

Every old URL points somewhere sensible so search equity survives.

Performance Budget

Image and font budgets set before design starts.

Content Refresh

Outdated service copy rewritten in plain language.

Modern Responsive Build

Phone, tablet, and desktop treated as first-class layouts.

Analytics Continuity

Tracking preserved so you can compare before and after.

My Process

Proven impact.

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Dr. Erin K. Steen, PhD, LP, CST

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Questions

Common questions.

Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not always. For a solo practice, a light identity defined during the website project is usually enough.
I design clean wordmark-style logos suited to therapy practices. For illustrative or complex marks I’ll refer you out.

A brand guide, logo files, a defined palette and type scale, and a written website strategy document.

Yes group practices benefit most, because templates keep every new clinician page consistent.

Your practice deserves

a website that works

as hard as you do.

Your practice deserves a website that works

as hard as you do.

Let’s create a modern online presence that represents your practice, builds trust, and helps potential clients take the next step.

New Website · Redesign · SEO · Booking Integration

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