by Richard Thorne | Aug 17, 2026 | Hosting & Maintenance
TL;DR: A contact form can stop sending and give you no sign at all. The page still says thank you, so nothing looks broken from the outside. The only reliable check is to send yourself a real enquiry through the form on the live site and confirm it arrives. Do it once...
by Richard Thorne | Aug 10, 2026 | Website Design for Therapists
TL;DR: A therapy website usually fails for one of two reasons, and neither is design. Either nobody is finding it, because nothing on the page says who you help, what with, and where. Or people find it and cannot tell within a few seconds whether you are for them. Fix...
by Richard Thorne | Aug 3, 2026 | SEO & Google Visibility
TL;DR: More people are asking ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers to recommend a local therapist, then arriving already half-decided. You get picked the same way you get picked by Google: a site that plainly says who you help, what with, and where, written in the...
by Richard Thorne | Jul 27, 2026 | SEO & Google Visibility
TL;DR: SEO for a therapist is a smaller job than it sounds. Set up your free Google Business Profile properly, give your website one clear page naming your town and the problems you help with, and write in the words clients actually type. Those three, in that order,...
by Richard Thorne | Jul 20, 2026 | Website Design for Therapists
TL;DR: A quiet summer is normal in private practice, not a verdict on your work. Clients take holidays, routines break, and fewer people seek therapy when the weather lifts. The useful response is not to promote harder. It is to spend the slow weeks making yourself...
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