Therapist Website Studio

Site shape

One page or a multi-page therapist website?

The right shape follows how many distinct offers you publish in public: one session type at one fee can sit on a short site; several readers or fees are easier when each has its own URL. This guide compares those layouts fairly, then how a bespoke studio build keeps each offer in clean HTML and structured data for search and AI answers.

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Example bespoke sites

Alder Quay is a designed multi-page example in Bristol. It is a layout concept, not a ranking case study or a client list.

alderquay.exampleDesigned example
Alder QuayWrite
A couple talking with a therapist in a bright room

Couples therapy · Bristol or online

For the pattern between you

Two adults. You can come together, or one of you can write first. 60 minutes · £90.

A therapist and a client talking in chairs by a window
  1. 1

    Who is in the room

    Couples therapy is for two of you. Relationship therapy is for one person, when the other is not coming.

  2. 2

    The fee is on the page

    £90 for 60 minutes, in Bristol or online, before you decide to write.

  3. 3

    A short note

    Names, an email, and in person or online. You do not need to tell the story in the form.

A woman speaking with a therapist in a bright room

Relationship therapy · one person

When you want to look at it alone

£90

60 minutes. For one person who wants to understand a relationship, when the other person is not in the room. Same fee as couples therapy.

Bristol or online. Cancellation sits on the same page as the fee.

Names, an email, and where you would like to meet. Leave the story of the relationship out of the form.

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Alder Quay Therapy

Bristol · Couples and relationship therapy

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Designed example

SEO, AI AEO and language models

One URL per answer.

AI answers quote the paragraph that matches the question. We give each real service its own URL and fee line so Google, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can point to one page for couples and another for individuals.

  • Google

    Search · AI Overviews · Gemini

    Google can fetch a single-purpose one-page site when the offer is singular.

    • Googlebot
    • Google-Extended

  • OpenAI

    ChatGPT

    ChatGPT search can cite the couples fee only when it lives on the couples URL.

    • OAI-SearchBot
    • GPTBot
    • ChatGPT-User

  • Anthropic

    Claude

    Claude reads internal links from the homepage to named services.

    • Claude-SearchBot
    • ClaudeBot
    • Claude-User

  • Perplexity

    Perplexity

    Perplexity can follow structured data that matches the on-screen service title.

    • PerplexityBot
    • Perplexity-User

Under the surface

Service JSON-LD per route.

This block is on the page because shape debates ignore data. The sample Service names one offer with an Offer beside the fee you approved.

JSON-LD · schema.orgWhat the crawler is given
{
  "@type": "Service",
  "name": "Couples counselling",
  "offers": { "@type": "Offer", "priceCurrency": "GBP", "description": "Fee in HTML on this URL only" }
}

The website we deliver

When a single page is enough

A one-page site suits a practice with one clear offer: for example individual counselling at one fee, one session length, and one way to enquire. The visitor scrolls through who you are, what you offer, the fee in text, and contact details without hunting for a second service hidden in the same paragraph.

BACP’s blogging and website basics reminds practitioners that public pages should describe qualifications, methods and costs accurately. That can live on one URL when there is only one service to describe.

When separate pages help readers

Couples work beside individual therapy, supervision beside client sessions, or in-person beside online with different fees each deserve their own page. The homepage can introduce the practice and link to each service with the fee that belongs on that route.

See structuring therapy services and specialisms and private practice website sitemap for how URLs are grouped. Online therapy websites covers when remote work needs its own page.

Shape on the page, and in structured data.
Practice patternUsual site shape
One session type, one feeOne page or a very small site
Two fees or two readersA page per real offer
Centre with several practitionersHub plus practitioner or service routes
Fee and status on every offerOffer JSON-LD beside each service URL

Search and AI answers without shape folklore

Google’s helpful content guidance asks whether a page answers a specific need. A single-purpose one-page site can do that when the need is singular. Adding pages is useful when each URL names one service, not because more URLs are a ranking tactic on their own.

The SEO starter guide describes pages that can be linked and fetched. Structured data should name the same service the visible heading names. Search engines and AI answers quote the HTML they can read; the decision is clarity for the reader, not a penalty or reward for scrolling versus clicking.

How the studio matches shape to the brief

Standard Managed fits a short site when one offer fills the public pages. Growth Managed is the usual fit when each real service needs its own page, navigation, and fee line. We compose therapist website design from your approved services rather than stretching one long scroll so a visitor must guess which paragraph is couples work.

Internal links stay honest: the homepage names each service and points to it; the fee on that page matches the fee in the menu. Therapy Search UK is a separate free directory; the same service names and fees should appear there as on your domain.

Published prices for the practice website

Standard Managed is £149 setup and £49 a month for 12 months, then Website Care at £39. Growth Managed is £249 and £69 a month, then £49, when each real service needs its own page. Prices include VAT. Outright is £650 or £995. The domain stays in your name. The monthly fee on Managed is management, not paying the site off.

Growth Managed is the published tier when several service pages are in scope. Full figures sit on pricing.

A free website review, or a free consultation

A free website review if you already have a public site, or a free 20-minute consultation if you do not.

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Standard or Growth by scope.

Standard Managed suits a short one-offer site: £149 setup and £49 a month for 12 months, then £39. Growth Managed fits several service pages: £249 and £69, then £49. Outright £650 / £995. Prices include VAT. Domain stays in your name; Managed monthly is management.

Growth Managed

£249

setup

+ £69/month

Then Growth Website Care at £49/month after 12 months.

Choose Growth

Or buy outright

£650

or £995

Pay in full, or across 3 payments. Those payments are not the managed plan.

See outright prices

Prices include VAT. Your domain stays in your name. The monthly fee is management, and the site is not paid off when the fee drops.

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Questions

Is a one-page therapist website bad for search?
Google’s helpful-content guidance cares whether the page answers the need. One clear offer on one page is fine. Shape is not a penalty story.
When should I add more pages?
When a second reader, modality, or fee would be unclear on the same screen. Each real service gets its own URL and fee in text.
Does Growth Managed always mean more pages?
Growth is the usual fit when each service needs its own page. The prices are the published Managed and Growth figures on the pricing page.

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Sources

Checked 4 October 2026. These pages explain the public rules. They are not a ranking promise.