10/01/2026
Hey 👋🏻 I’m Monica, and I’ve been designing therapy websites since 2017. Deciding what pages your website needs comes down to how long you’ve been in practice, what your goals are. Here’s the advice I share with my clients:
→ If you’re new to private practice (0-3 years in):
I recommend a simple one-page website (aka “landing page”) that lists who you help, what services you provide, a bit about you, and how to book with you. Our Mini Site templates a perfect for this stage of practice 💻
→ If your practice is established (3+ years in), I recommend the following pages:
1. Home
2. About
3. Service pages (with FAQs)
4. Contact page
5. Website Policies
6. (optional) Blog
7. (optional) Specialty Pages
Our full-site Squarespace templates come with all of these pages (and some extras) 🖥️
→ Running workshops/events? Add an Events page
→ Selling products/courses? Add a Sales page
→ Offering services/products as a side-hustle? Create a landing page (with its own URL) separate from your PP website.
Need more help? Catch the full tutorial over on our blog 👀 I’ll walk you through what pages you need (and don’t need), and go over what to put on each page.