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Websites for psychologists and psychotherapists

People seeking psychological help need one thing above all: the feeling that they’re welcome. Your website creates that first moment of trust, with a calm design, clear information on process and fees, and an easy, low-pressure way to book a first session.

Example practices

Examples from psychology and psychotherapy

Three fictional practices, each with its own atmosphere. Practices and people are entirely made up.

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  • Mag. Clara Reiter smiling in a striped cardigan

    Clinical Psychology

    Example: Mag. Clara Reiter

    Mag. Reiter Psychology Practice · Vienna

    Clinical and health psychologist in Vienna – for anxiety, depression and exhaustion.

    • Assessment covered with a referral
    • Partial refund possible
    • Online too
  • Mag. Tobias Klein in a blue shirt, smiling warmly

    Psychotherapy

    Example: Mag. Tobias Klein

    Mag. Klein Psychotherapy · Graz

    Systemic psychotherapy in Graz – for individuals, couples and families.

    • Individual and couples therapy
    • Partial refund from public insurance
    • Evening appointments
  • Mag. Mira Petrović with long curly hair and a checked blazer

    Child and Adolescent Psychology

    Example: Mag. Mira Petrović

    Petrović Child and Adolescent Psychology · Linz

    Child and adolescent psychologist in Linz – for children, teenagers and their parents.

    • Assessment covered with a referral
    • Partial refund possible
    • Playroom

Design that reassures rather than feels clinical

A therapy room should feel like a living room, not a hospital ward. That’s why, for psychologists, we work with warm backgrounds, muted lavender, clay and earth tones and soft shapes. Instead of a medical cross, symbols like a leaf or a speech bubble accompany the page.

The copy speaks to clients directly and as equals. Focus areas such as anxiety, depression, burnout or grief are described in plain language, without dramatising.

In line with professional guidelines

Austrian professional guidelines rule out advertising with client testimonials. Psychologist websites therefore show no reviews and no success rates. Instead, they inform about training, methods, waiting times and insurance subsidies.

A clearly visible reference to the crisis helpline and emergency number belongs on every page.

Making the first step easier

Many people hesitate a long time before reaching out. A clearly described process, transparent fees and several ways to get in touch, by phone, email or online booking, make that first step easier.

Quick answers

Questions on this topic

Why doesn’t my website show reviews?

In Austria, the professional guidelines for psychologists prohibit advertising with client testimonials. We comply and show your training, approach and process instead.

Is it also suitable for psychotherapists and child psychologists?

Yes. The examples cover clinical psychology, psychotherapy and child and adolescent psychology, each with its own design.

Can I explain fees and insurance subsidies on the website?

Yes. A dedicated section sets out fees, subsidies and billing clearly, so clients know in advance what to expect.

Free initial call

Let’s talk about your new website

In a free, no-obligation initial call (about 30 minutes) we discuss your requirements, scope and costs.

  • Developed in Vienna
  • GDPR-friendly
  • WCAG AA
  • 6 languages