Art therapist websites
We build the art therapist website with the HCPC title when you hold it, and the session fee on that same page.
Art therapist is an HCPC protected title. Therapist Website Studio publishes it only when your registration supports it, linked to the public register, with session setting, fee in text and accessible image descriptions so Google and answer engines quote the same facts a visitor reads—not a looser creative-counselling label.
Example bespoke sites
Alder Quay is a designed example in Bristol for relationship therapy. It is not an art therapy clinic or an HCPC case study.
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.
- 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
The fee is on the page
£90 for 60 minutes, in Bristol or online, before you decide to write.
- 3
A short note
Names, an email, and in person or online. You do not need to tell the story in the form.
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.
Alder Quay Therapy
Bristol · Couples and relationship therapy
Designed example
SEO, AI AEO and language models
Fees and title text answer engines can read.
Answer engines repeat job titles. We put the exact HCPC line, fee and setting in crawlable HTML so Google, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity do not substitute a looser arts-counselling label.
Google
Search · AI Overviews · Gemini
Google retrieves fee and title sentences from the art therapy service page.
- Googlebot
- Google-Extended
OpenAI
ChatGPT
ChatGPT search can cite the HCPC register link beside the title you hold.
- OAI-SearchBot
- GPTBot
- ChatGPT-User
Anthropic
Claude
Claude reads accessible text that carries the fee when images are decorative.
- Claude-SearchBot
- ClaudeBot
- Claude-User
Perplexity
Perplexity
Perplexity can quote a brief enquiry that does not ask for clinical history.
- PerplexityBot
- Perplexity-User
Under the surface
Art therapist credential in structured data.
This block is on the page because the protected title is easy to misquote. The sample Person fields match the register line shown in HTML.
{
"@type": "Person",
"jobTitle": "Art therapist",
"hasCredential": "HCPC registered art therapist",
"sameAs": "https://www.hcpc-uk.org/check-the-register/"
}The website we deliver
Protected title, practical service page
When you are registered as an art therapist, we spell the title as HCPC lists it and link your register entry. When you use art materials in counselling without that registration, we describe the work in accurate language and keep the protected title off the page.
Who attends, session length, setting and fee sit in HTML beside the bespoke design, with structured data that repeats the same job title and Offer a crawler can fetch.
| What we put on the page | What we put in the data |
|---|---|
| Art therapist only when HCPC registration supports it | jobTitle and hasCredential matching the register line |
| Fee and session length in text, not only in a caption | Offer with price and description |
| Alt text on images; fee still written out | Crawlable sentences answer engines can quote |
| Short enquiry for parent, adult or referrer | ContactPoint on the page that names the service |
Images that support the offer, not replace it
Portfolio images can show your room or materials; the service, fee and title still live in text so search and AI answers are not limited to pictures. We build to WCAG 2.2 for contrast, labels and keyboard-friendly forms.
Where a parent or carer enquires, the form stays brief. ICO guidance on health data is why the marketing page asks for contact details, not a clinical history.
Bespoke design at published UK prices
Standard Managed is £149 setup and £49 a month for 12 months, then Website Care at £39. Growth Managed fits when art therapy sits beside other HCPC or counselling routes on separate pages. Prices include VAT. Outright is £650 or £995. The domain stays in your name. That monthly covers hosting and in-plan edits for the art therapy site.
A team of art therapists or a clinic with several practitioners is quoted separately on the therapy centre page.
What the public page describes
You approve the words and image selection. The site publishes the practical offer—who sessions are for, where they happen, what they cost and how to enquire—while clinical art therapy work stays in your practice.
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.
Solo art therapist at published prices.
A solo art therapist site is Standard Managed £149 and £49/month for 12 months, then £39; Growth Managed when art therapy sits beside other services on separate pages. Prices include VAT. Outright £650 or £995. Teams are quoted on the therapy centre page. The domain stays in your name.
Managed · recommended
£149
setup
+ £49/month
Then Website Care at £39/month after 12 months.
Start your managed websiteGrowth Managed
£249
setup
+ £69/month
Then Growth Website Care at £49/month after 12 months.
Choose GrowthOr buy outright
£650
or £995
Pay in full, or across 3 payments. Those payments are not the managed plan.
See outright pricesPrices include VAT. Your domain stays in your name. The monthly fee is management, and the site is not paid off when the fee drops.
See what is includedQuestions
- Can the site say art therapist if I am a counsellor who uses art?
- Art therapist appears only when HCPC registration for that title is on your record. Otherwise we describe creative or arts-based counselling in the wording you approve.
- Is a visual portfolio enough for search?
- Images support the page; the fee, setting and title still appear in HTML and structured data so crawlers and answer engines can quote them.
- Will the site explain how art therapy works?
- It states the practical service and credential. Treatment explanation stays in sessions and training materials, not on the marketing site.
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.
Sources
Checked 4 October 2026. These pages explain the public rules. They are not a ranking promise.