Hello! Do you want to boost your online presence and attract more clients? If so, check out this guide for our favorite therapy sites.
Our team found examples with great design, functionality, uniqueness, and user experience to inspire you. You might also gain valuable tips on how to stand out in competitive markets.
You’ll find top websites for individual, couples & family, mental health, and tele-therapy practices. For other industries, check out our best web designs article!
Top Therapy Website Designs
1. BetterHelp
This was one to remember for sure due to their unique photo frames and wavy divider lines. Adding in lots of statistics was helpful to say the least. We really loved that their logo made use of leaves and hands connecting. Including creative graphics was something else that we really enjoyed. Another feature that we saw was their checklist that compares them to traditional options.
2. American Physical Therapy Association
Here’s another template we loved because of their purple and blue color scheme. Including upcoming courses and events was something that we truly couldn’t ignore. We liked how bullet points are used to organize everything nicely. It was also a great addition to have a navigation bar with drop-downs to make navigation better.
3. Evergreen Wellness
High-quality visuals are Evergreen Wellness’ best feature because it creates a feeling of peace. We liked how there was subtitles in parentheses that add a bit of humor to their titles. Having subtle color accents, sometimes a very diluted color was another great idea. We noticed how client testimonials were included to help build trust with people considering this company.
4. Talkspace
We chose Talkspace because of their color palette that makes good use of pastel colors while still maintaining a clean look. We loved their interactive graphics and buttons that help display lots of information. A FAQ area was added in which we felt was really helpful to clear up common confusion.
5. MindWell NYC
Accents of blue can be seen all over these pages, from buttons to graphics, frames to images. Information right from their blog can be found within their homepage, which was also nice. Short paragraphs were used well to make sure people aren’t drowning in content. Finally, we felt that keeping their domain short, simple, and relevant was a great choice.
6. Life Stance
Between graphics and photos, this example has you covered with visuals. Including which states they serve along with their approximate amount of centers and clinicians. We felt that including a little blurb on each condition that they work with was a nice touch. Bright blue buttons can be noticed everywhere in this webpage, which was helpful to guide people to additional information.
7. World Physiotherapy
Lots of bright colors are used here to breathe life into their template. We felt that they did well with including unique image frames, and using similar shapes of plain color to balance everything. Having some simple transitions as you scroll was another smart idea to grab attention. A clearly labeled menu is also included which is nice for anyone looking to start up their page.
8. Therapy Center Of New York
Right away, we noticed how there was a good balance of white space between images, text and buttons. We loved their clean white, red and black color scheme. Using large fonts for titles and important information was also pretty helpful. Adding in testimonials was another thing that we couldn’t ignore.
9. BenchMark Physical Therapy
Here we have a physical therapy site that uses images that show patients in action. We thought it was helpful to have a block that includes a list of pain points that will lead you to next steps to manage your pain. Information is well organized, and they even make use of bullet points, making everything much easier to read. Blog posts are another aspect of this example that we enjoyed.
10. New York Physical Therapy
Possibly the first thing that we noticed was New York Physical Therapy’s creative fonts. Including lots of images to describe services and more was a nice touch. Bright green buttons can also be noticed, which make navigation fast and easy. Placing contact information along with their location and social media within their footer was perfect.
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11. Any Length Retreat
This is a perfect webpage to inspire your upcoming one. First off, we loved their purple and gold color scheme that feels high-end, while not feeling “girly”. They included lots of useful information such as their team, testimonials and their approach on rehab. Any Length Retreat created graphics and bullet points to organize information, which is always nice.
12. Anna Salumbides
This one definitely makes it onto our list of favorites thanks to its blended use of white, black, and light gray. Lots of relaxing graphics were used which makes total sense for their target market. We liked their mix of plain and handwritten fonts to create a personal look. Including a disclaimer page was also a nice touch that we don’t always see in sites like this.
13. Discovery Therapeutic Services
Right away, an automatically playing video can be noticed to catch the eye of incoming viewers. We loved how all of these paragraphs were straightforward, making it easy to skim. A page dedicated to frequently asked questions was also nice because people will spend less time contacted them to ask the same questions. Simple contact information that was displayed well was another refreshing aspect.
14. New York Behavioral Health
Balancing white space with images and content in a modern and organized way was something New York Behavioral Health did well. Including buttons linking to a variety of services and treatments that they offer was also very helpful. We also noticed how videos were also included in a bunch of different places, to provide additional information to viewers. Finally, our team felt that it was important to include popular publications that this company is featured in.
15. Rehab Dynamics Physical Therapy
Bright colors help every area pop, and helps certain information stand out more. A simple logo can be noticed that makes use of a lowercase r and d. Additionally, that same logo can be seen in multiple places used as a bullet point. We loved how their navigation bar had lots of drop downs to organize everything.
16. Downtown Physical Therapists
There was lots of good qualities about Downtown Physical Therapists. Their blue color palette with touches of orange created a design we loved. We loved how a little cityscape graphic can be noticed above many of their titles. We also felt that bolding important phrases or words was helpful. Including all of their contact information on a small little sticky header. Including maps near the bottom was nice because it helps all people find where they are located.
17. doxy.me
We felt that this company did a great job using graphics looking like phones and including screenshots for an interesting look. Overlapping images also added to their visual appeal. Something that stood out to us was their continuous counter that shows minutes of service provided through them. Buttons are used well to make sure clients can find lots of information that’s needed.
18. USPh One Partner
Right away, we noticed how there was statistics related to clinics, states, clinicians and years. Small graphics are used as icons to add a great look. Buttons are used to guide people to more information about them as a business. Maintaining short paragraphs was much easier for people to scan through their content. USPh One Partner had conversions in mind when using high-quality images.
19. Choosing Therapy
Bright color accents will be noticed right away by anyone who enters this site. They made use of a creative logo, while also including those same bright colors. We liked their art that depicts conditions such as depression, anxiety, and OCD. We also really enjoyed a search bar for your state to see locations near you.
20. ATI Physical Therapy
Bright red accents can be noticed on nearly every page, and it brings an overall energetic feel into this webpage. Short paragraphs is another wildly helpful addition because it makes it easier to find specific information. Having a page for knee pain, back pain, shoulder pain and pelvic pain allowed customers to find services custom to their pain. We also noticed that they have a blog, and even though this is common, its always a good addition.
21. PositivePsychology.com
We liked the slightly muted colors used within this site because they add interest without being obnoxious. Adding in a variety of ways to digest information such as blogs, videos and a bunch of examples was very thoughtful. Showing off their professional accredited partners builds trust with new and unsure clients. We also felt that their page dedicated to their team was well done because it included a brief bio, image, top strengths and their LinkedIn account.
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22. Good Therapy
Accents of lime green and bright orange added a splash of happiness into this layout. There was lots of good information included here from their blog posts to their short paragraphs. A search bar was used right away to find care near you. Using unique frames for images occasionally was another choice that we didn’t ignore.
23. TherapyAppointment
TherapyAppointment mashes graphics with strategically placed color boxes for written content. Small icons can be noticed to help add more interest to their already amazing pages. A customer review section is always appreciated, especially when its a service like this. Creating a simple pricing scale for their services was a great choice along with their 30 day free trial.
24. SR Psychological Services
Our most favorite part of SR Psychological Services was their inventive graphics and photo frames. We loved how little blue bubbles appeared within their graphics for a unique look. They go along with the mantra “less is more”, due to their simplistic template and shortened paragraphs. There is still plenty of content that can be explored within their navigation bar too which is always nice.
25. 7 Cups
Images within this one tend to go along with nature and all of its beauty. We liked how they included awards they have won along with a rating from Trustpilot and the AppStore. A simple but practical font was a great touch. As for organization, they used bullet points, buttons, and numbered lists to make everything easier to see.
26. Cerebral
Cerebral stands out due to its playful graphics. Using purple, orange and cream color helped them stand out because it isn’t a typical color match. Showing their steps for success on a vertical timeline was uncommon, but it made us love it more. Naming their client testimonials “success stories” was interesting because it felt like they are more proud of their customers. Simple navigation was also present here, which is always nice.
27. Online Therapy
We loved this logo design that was elegant, simple, and made use of little leaves. Small animations and graphics help to improve their visual effects. We liked their short “test” to see where you are mentally, however it could allow people to ignore how they feel if this test claims they are mentally stable. We also liked their small blocks of relaxing images with information (typically with a button attached). A page dedicated to their approach on therapy was also nice.
28. Works Counseling Center
High-quality images are used all throughout this example which is very helpful to make everything come together. We loved their colorful, hopeful logo design that depicts a dandelion losing its pappus – a symbol of hope or forgiveness. Having an inspiring catch phrase “Progress is not Perfection” keeps people looking up even in hard times. As a therapy center, we loved that they provide for those within the LGBT+ community.
29. Mary DiOrio Psychotherapy
Here’s a great webpage that utilizes thin, professional fonts that appear to make everything feel “lighter”. Along with these fonts, they have decorative fonts for many of the words that they want to accent more. Additionally, imagery is uses lots of white for a cleaner, happier look. A clearly labeled menu was also very helpful for customers to find what is needed. We really loved how a page was dedicated to FAQ, so all of these can be found in one spot.
30. Kramer & Montiel Psychology
Kramer & Montiel Psychology has a uniquely uses black, white and red to make everything pop. Portraits of their team show up on this homepage that can be clicked on to gain more information about that member. Their logo design was interesting to say the least, using a backwards K was definitely an idea that helped them stand out. Everything seemed to be written in fairly short paragraphs, making it easy to read through.
31. BJ Johnson Physical Therapy
This is a good source of inspiration due to this company’s way of balancing icons, graphics, images and creative typography. Our team felt a useful type of photo frame was used here that really makes their images stand out more. A variety of blue hues are paired with mainly white which is nice because the site feels calming and reliable. Lots of information was placed, but everything served its purpose and was presented logically.
32. Marriage & Family Therapy Solutions
Right away, we noticed how this logo design mimics two adults and a small child representing a family, which is perfect for this business. It was extremely helpful to use bullet point to organize information making it much easier to read through content. Lots of different icons were used, which we enjoyed because icons are usually similar when comparing businesses in similar markets. Having rounded corners for images throughout this entire template was perfect.
33. Siân Quipp Cognitive Hypnotherapist
Upon entering this one, our favorite feature was their high quality images that allow for a professional feel. White and teal were combined to transform Siân Quipp Cognitive Hypnotherapist into a piece of art. Adding in lots of client reviews is perfect for any business wishing to have their own site. We liked how she shared her story and qualifications within this homepage, so people don’t have to dig through to be introduced to her.
34. Gold Counseling
There were definitely lots of great features within Gold Counseling, one of them being their logical color scheme. We also loved their inspiring images. We thought their grid feature allowing for images and buttons was an idea that should be adapted in these sites more often. Having a good balance of white space was something else that they did well with. A section to showcase their locations was also very helpful for anyone wishing to visit them.
35. Sports Rehab Unlimited
A blue, red and white color scheme can be seen in this one which creates a comforting and professional design. We loved how right away, the only visible buttons are to make a payment or make an appointment (aside from their navigation bar. Showing off all their awards to build trust with incoming customers was very smart. Another thing that we liked about their navigation bar was how there was drop downs for almost every tab. We liked how their logo stacked nicely and included their catchphrase nicely.
36. Empower Physical Therapy
Many graphics used as icons can be noticed here which elevates them to a higher level in their visual appearance. Adding in a map to show all of their locations was brilliant. They also organized their locations by state right below this map, which many of their competitors don’t do. Having a search bar was another idea that we enjoyed. Large buttons were also used to help viewers navigate through their content.
37. Integrity Rehab
We loved how this company picked a color scheme and went for it, their logo, their template all use the same colors. Green, blue, white and gray was a great choice for colors because it feels energetic without being overwhelming. We liked how many of their buttons were rounded and changed color upon hover, that way it’s easy to see them. Their navigation bar had lots of information included within their dropdown which was very helpful.
38. Thriveworks Counseling
While their color scheme is “all over the place”, it is still uniform and somehow works. Many of their icons started out pink and upon hover were blooming with green, which was beautiful. Their photo frames were another reason that we loved this one. They included lots of their awards to help build up trust with their customers which is always nice. Allowing for people to click on a state and see offerings for them was brilliant.
39. Apex Network Physical Therapy
We loved how this example used slanted blocks of color to break up lengthy areas. Using larger text so all viewers can read it was also a good choice. Their logo design was interesting because it doesn’t have to do with their medical offerings, however it signifies growth and strength, which is their ultimate goal for you. Carefully balanced white space was a great addition for a professional site.
40. Redbud Physical Therapy
Our team liked how red, black, white and blue was used for RedBud Physical Therapy because it creates an energetic feel. It also helps to grab viewer’s attention, which is needed to engage them into your services. We really liked their inventive way of directing you to a page related to your area of pain using a model with pain points. An easily accessed customer review area was refreshing. A live chat was also used for anyone wishing to ask a quick question.
41. Rebecca Newton LMFT
Our team noticed this stunning brown, white and gray color scheme that seems natural and calming. Adding in unique rounded half circles throughout was a choice that we loved. Using simple fonts was both professional and made sense for their overall aesthetic. We also thought it was a great idea to include many buttons to help guide customers. Rebecca Newton LMFT also had a perfect balance of whitespace that made it very easy to digest information within their webpage.
42. Ivy Rehab
Right away, we appreciated how blocks of gradient colors were used including information to break up everything more effectively. It was cool that their logo design transforms the v into a check mark. Another thing that our team noticed was how lots of icons were used to add subtle visuals. Including testimonials right into this homepage was also helpful.
43. Gambling Therapy
While this one is a simpler look, we loved their color choices (that are adjacent on the color wheel) creating a relaxing look. We do feel that their bright green icons are effective because it attracts attention, then guides towards each button. Another thing we enjoyed was how their X account was immersed right into the homepage. After scrolling for a while, you’ll notice bold letters to emphasize statements.
44. Couples Learn
Our favorite part about this example is their logo design that plays with an infinity symbol and two circles that mimics two hugging people. Lots of buttons were placed carefully, making it easy to drift through this template. Having a variety of blue and purple colors was also nice because it helped separate their content more. Another feature we enjoyed was how they had an automatically scrolling area that informs clients where they have been featured.
45. Loudoun Sports Therapy Center
Our web designers thought this was a great homepage layout to check out because of their balance of white space. Here we have a green, white and yellow color combination that stood out to us because it reminds us of health and growth. Including a variety of awards they have received helped to build trust with possible clients. They also made it extremely easy to contact them which is always a plus.
46. Alexandria Art Therapy
This is surely a simple template, but it definitely speaks creativity. We loved how paint strokes were used almost as tape for each of their blocks of information. Showing information on each member of their team was a choice that we loved. Additionally, their blend of decorative and bold fonts was perfect. This professional art therapy site does a great job with their innovative logo.
47. KIME Human Performance Institute
We loved how right away this logo included a running figure within the whitespace of their words. Including their catch phrase “Get back to you” in lots areas was also a great choice. Bright blue is used to add a sense of energy to this example. Having slanted blocks of color throughout this entire webpage was beautiful. We felt that it was useful to have shortened paragraphs broken up throughout this design. Including their Instagram feed right inside was perfect, because customers can always stay connected.
48. Individual & Relationship Therapy Center
Possibly the first thing we noticed about this one was their use of their logo with 3 other iterations only using one part of their logo. This idea signifies that whether you are wishing for individual or group therapy, they are here for you. Using different fonts with a different color for their titles was another brilliant choice. Another thing we loved was how they used their logo in many different areas of their site.
How to Build a Great Therapist Website
Are you building a new website for your therapy practice? How exciting!
Here are the key steps to create or redesign your site.
Feel free to skip ahead if you’ve already chosen your domain, hosting, and platform!
1.) Purchasing a Domain Name
Choosing a perfect domain is essential for your online presence—it’s your online address and an important part of your branding.
Here’s a simple guide to help you find a memorable one:
- Brainstorm: Start by thinking about domain names by using your practice name, specialty, and location.
- Simplicity: Keep it simple, easy to spell and pronounce—avoid hyphens, numbers, and complex words.
- Consistency: If you can, include your brand name in your domain. For example, use FamilyTimeTherapy.com over something like BondingTheFamilyOnline.biz.
- Availability: Check if your desired domain is available as many are already taken. If it’s for sale, consider it, but avoid overspending.
- Domain Extensions: Choose a domain extension that makes sense for your site. While .com is most common, options like .net, .org, or .therapy may also work.
- Legal Considerations: Before registering, do a trademark search to avoid any legal issues. Don’t use names tied to other practices or major therapy organizations.
- Register the Domain: Once you’ve chosen an available domain, register it through a trusted provider like GoDaddy and Namecheap.
2.) Choosing a Website Platform
Next, choose a website platform. It’s likely you’ll need content, contact forms, and booking tools.
WordPress is a top choice, but builders like Wix work too.
- WordPress: WordPress is a flexible, widely used CMS ideal for therapist websites. It supports everything from simple info pages to advanced features like scheduling via plugins. With countless themes and add-ons, it’s great for customization and growth. Most users opt for the open-source version on their own hosting.
- Wix: Wix is a hosted, user-friendly alternative to WordPress with similar page-building tools. It’s a solid choice for therapists and doesn’t require separate hosting.
Ecommerce features are rarely needed on therapist websites.
Web Hosting Requirements
If you use WordPress or WooCommerce, you’ll need separate web hosting.
We recommend our own web hosting for great WordPress compatibility. Other reliable options include:
- WP Engine: WP Engine is a top pick for therapy websites, with easy staging and smooth backups. The downsides: limited PHP max_execution_time and quickly rising costs for upgrades.
- SiteGround: We’ve had great experiences with SiteGround. Their support is fast and helpful, backups are easy to use, and pricing is fair for therapy practices.
- Digital Ocean: Digital Ocean offers reliable cloud hosting but may be too advanced for most therapy sites. While the network is solid, costs can add up with droplets, OS, control panels, backups, and management. For server help, consider AdminGeekZ.
3.) Selecting a Website Template
Many therapists use pre-made templates to save time and cost. For a more personalized look, consider hiring a professional web designer or ecommerce developer to create a custom theme.
To help you start, here are some theme marketplaces for finding a pre-built therapy template:
WordPress Therapy Themes
You can find free themes at wordpress.org, or consider therapy-inspired templates on ThemeForest.
Celeste – Themeforest
$69
Wellmont – Themeforest
$79
Advice – Themeforest
$69
Cerebrum – Themeforest
$69
Wix Therapy Themes
Discover free and paid themes in the Wix marketplace at wix.com, some of which are ideal for therapy practices.
4.) Crafting Content & Adding Images
Now that your domain, platform, and theme are ready, it’s time to build your content!
Here are some tips for writing effective, engaging information:
- Understand your target audience: Before writing, understand your target audience—their needs, preferences, and pain points. Tailor content to them to boost engagement and SEO.
- Define your key messages: Align them with your brand, showcase what sets you apart, and highlight benefits you have to offer.
- Keep it concise and scannable: Online readers tend to skim content, so concise and easily digestible content is essential. Use short paragraphs, bullet points, subheadings, and bold text for best results.
- Create clear and compelling headlines: Write compelling headlines that highlight your values and encourage visitors to explore more information.
- Incorporate keywords strategically: Use tools like Ahrefs or Semrush to find relevant keywords and naturally include them in your content to boost search visibility without affecting readability.
- Maintain a conversational tone: Write conversationally to make a connection with your audience. Leave out jargon unless absolutely necessary, and keep your tone friendly, direct, and approachable.
- Edit and proofread: Always proofread your content for grammar, flow, and brand consistency. Tools like Grammarly will help lots!
- Leverage ChatGPT for assistance: Stuck on ideas or refining your therapy site content? Try using AI tools like ChatGPT.
Looking to break up long text? Try adding in images to enhance your overall look. Here’s some quick tips:
- Choose high-quality images: Use clear, high-resolution images—blurry photos will hurt your overall quality, and possibly your perceived reliability.
- Ensure relevance: Choose images that support your message and add context to keep visitors engaged.
- Explore stock photo resources: Use trusted sites like Unsplash, Pixabay, or Shutterstock for quality images. Make sure to follow licensing rules and give credit when needed.
- Customize images when possible: If possible, customize images to match your overall brand feel. Tools like Adobe Photoshop or Canva make it easy.
- Optimize image file sizes: Compress images to keep your therapy site fast without losing quality. Tools like TinyPNG can help.
5.) After Launch Tasks
After launching your therapy site, focus on key tasks to boost its impact. Here are a few quick tips:
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO): Boost your site’s local visibility with SEO strategies—use keywords, optimize content, and keep it fresh. Need help? Hire our SEO team or try providers like The HOTH.
- Paid Advertising: For quick traffic, try paid ads like Google or Facebook. Use our PPC management services or find experts on sites like Mayple.
- Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO): Use tools like Google Analytics to track your overall performance. Spot drop-offs, run A/B tests with VWO, and make data-driven tweaks to boost conversions.
- Website Security: Keep everything secure with SSL, firewalls (like Sucuri), and regular backups. Update often, monitor for threats, and use tools like UptimeRobot to track uptime.
- Website Maintenance: Keep your webpage running smoothly by maintaining regular updates, speed checks, and backups. Using WordPress? Update plugins, fix errors, and consider our website maintenance services or freelancers on Upwork.
- User Feedback and Testing: Gather user feedback and run tests to see how visitors use your therapy site. Use insights to improve and optimize the experience.
- Content Updates: Keep your information fresh with updated information and regular blog posts. Valuable, new content attracts visitors and keeps them coming back.
Post-launch digital marketing is very important to for website success. Stay active, track results, and adjust to meet your goals.