Updated 4 October 2026 · Therapist Website Studio
How do I get my therapy website found on Google?
Is the page missing, or is it indexed and still not chosen?
First check whether Google has stored the URL. If it has not, fix noindex, the canonical and the sitemap. If it has, the next gap is whether the page states a real service and place clearly enough to earn a click. Submitting a sitemap does not force inclusion or a ranking.
Three different problems
A directory can outrank a new site for a broad query. That is not a fault in the domain. The site still has to answer the question the directory profile cannot.
| What you see | What to do next |
|---|---|
| URL is not indexed | Remove a stray noindex, confirm the canonical, then request indexing in Search Console. |
| Indexed, almost no impressions | The query may not match the page. Say the service and the place in the heading and the first paragraph. |
| Impressions, few clicks | The title and description are not the reason someone would open the page. |
When to ask for a review
Send the URL, your name and your email. We read the public pages and say whether the gap is indexing, a missing service or place, or a contact step that asks for too much. There is no score and no promised position.
If the structure itself cannot describe the practice, the review will say so. The alternative is a ground-up Practice Website, not another plugin on a theme. If you have no site yet, book the consultation instead.
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Ready for a clear next step?
Request a free website design review if you already have a site, or book a free 20-minute consultation if you are starting from scratch.
Or email hello@therapistwebsitestudio.co.uk.