Website Templates and Builds

Website Template & Build for ADHD Therapists

This part of the process is designed to feel simple, supportive, and even a little fun. I’ve created a collection of thoughtfully designed, easy-to-use templates specifically for ADHD therapists, so you’re not starting from scratch or feeling overwhelmed by endless decisions.

From there, we’ll customize your site so it truly reflects you—your voice, your approach, and the clients you want to attract. Each website is built with both form and function in mind, including features that help streamline your practice, simplify client onboarding, and support a smooth user experience from first click to first session.

Just as importantly, your site will be easy for you to update and manage on your own, so you can make changes confidently as your practice evolves.

A digital illustration showing a tablet and a smartphone displaying a website named 'BIBLIOTHERAPY'. The website features text about stories and inspiration, with part of a stack of books visible in the background of the tablet screen.
Laptop and smartphone display a website for a therapy practice, with text about honoring grief, easing anxiety, and rebuilding connection, against a neutral background.
Website homepage displayed on a laptop and smartphone for a local pet sitting service, featuring a nature-themed background and a green "Request Pet Care" button.
A digital illustration of a laptop and a smartphone displaying a webpage with text about therapy, healing, and emotional well-being. The laptop has a woman with curly hair sitting by a window, and the smartphone shows hands clasped together.
Multiple electronic devices displaying a book cover of Jane Austen and a quote about character and truth.
Multiple electronic devices displaying a webpage about therapy for anxiety, with an image of a person lying on a bed with hands covering their face.
Laptop and smartphone displaying an article titled "Common Reasons Clients Reach Out" with a photo of a woman resting her head on a man's shoulder.
A laptop and a smartphone displaying the same website titled "Therapy With Me" with a subtitle "What Can Change When You Do This Work". The background is plain and beige.
A digital device displaying a webpage titled 'Three Ways to Work Together' with text and buttons about literature coaching, guided book circles, and self-guided reading, shown on both a laptop and a smartphone.