Therapist Website Builder
Build a therapy practice website with specialty and issue pages, your therapeutic approach, credentials and licensure, fees and insurance details, and consultation request forms.
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What Your Therapy Website Includes
Specialty and Issue Pages
A page for each issue you work with, explaining your approach and what therapy looks like. These pages are how most clients find a therapist through search.
About and Approach
Your background, training, modalities, and what a first session involves, which is the page prospective clients spend the most time on.
Fees, Insurance, and Practical Details
Session fees, insurance and out-of-network information, session length, and cancellation policy, stated plainly.
Consultation Requests
A short contact form asking only what you need before a first conversation, with submissions saved to your own database.
How It Works
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your specialties, your approach, and how clients start with you
Meku generates a therapy site with specialty, about, and contact pages
Customize copy, sections, and forms using prompts
Connect your database, add a domain, and publish
Features by Plumbing Service Type
Private Practice Therapist Websites
- Specialty pages by issue
- About and therapeutic approach
- Fees and insurance details
- Consultation request form
Group Practice and Clinic Websites
- Therapist directory
- Specialty and availability filtering
- Intake routing by clinician
- Location and hours per office
Telehealth and Online Therapy Practices
- State licensure information
- Session format details
- Booking across time zones
- Platform and technical requirements
Specialist and Niche Therapy Practices
- In-depth pages on one specialty
- Education and resource content
- Training and credential detail
- Focused enquiry form
Why Use Meku for a Therapy Website
Meku builds practice sites around your specialties and how you work, separate from the systems handling client records.
- React and Tailwind code you can read and edit
- Built-in SEO controls for specialty and location pages
- Database integration for consultation requests
- Custom domain and hosting with SSL included
Therapy directories list you alongside dozens of competitors and charge monthly to stay visible.
Who This Is For
For therapists, counselors, and developers building sites for mental health practices.
- Therapists building a first private practice website
- Group practices listing multiple clinicians
- Telehealth practices working across states
- Developers building sites for practice clients
If clients research your specialties and approach before reaching out, this builder fits your workflow.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A site publishing your services, fees, and approach does not handle protected health information. Obligations begin once you collect client health details, which is why intake and clinical notes belong in your existing secure systems rather than the website.
Name, contact details, and a brief reason for reaching out. Detailed history collected through a website form creates a compliance problem the form was never designed to handle.
A page per specialty, your approach and training, fees and insurance, and one clear way to make contact. Leaving fees off tends to reduce enquiries rather than increase them.
Searches pair an issue with a location. Separate pages per specialty match those far better than one page covering everything.
Directories bring early enquiries but place you next to competitors. Many therapists run both and reduce directory spend as their own site gains traction.
Yes. Specialties, locations, and pages update anytime using prompts.