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...
by Richard Thorne | Jul 14, 2026 | Website Design for Therapists
TL;DR: The most reliable way to get steady enquiries in a UK private practice is not louder promotion. It is a small, repeatable system: be findable on Google, present on the directories clients search, and backed by a website that reassures them. Do a little,...
by Richard Thorne | Jun 24, 2026 | Website Design for Therapists
TL;DR: Most marketing advice for therapists is an exhausting list of things to do. In reality, a handful of quiet, foundational steps do nearly all the work, and they keep working while you see clients. Get five things right and you can ignore most of the rest. If...
by Richard Thorne | Jun 19, 2026 | Running a Small Business, Website Design for Therapists
TL;DR: Most therapists who hate marketing aren’t lazy or bad at it. They’re held back by imposter syndrome and a fear of looking pushy. The fix isn’t becoming a different person. It’s finding a quiet, honest way to be found, in your own voice,...
by Richard Thorne | Jun 12, 2026 | SEO & Google Visibility
TL;DR: The best SEO keywords for therapists are the everyday words a worried person types into Google, not clinical terms. People search the problem and the feeling, like “help with panic attacks” or “why do I feel anxious all the time”, often...
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