WEBSITES BY KIM | Websites, Web Content and Marketing Ideas
For Mental Health Professionals in Private Practice
Who I Serve
Websites by Kim serves all Professionals in private practice with a focus on Mental Health Professionals.
Do you recognize yourself in the following statements?
1. Experienced and Successful Psychoanalysts who have been in private practice many years but have never had a professional website.
You may be thinking about getting a website made but have mixed feelings about it. You would like to talk to someone about whether it is necessary and what to put in it.
2. Psychotherapists starting a new private practice. Perhaps because of a recent relocation to a new town. Or you may be leaving or going part-time in an agency or hospital. You may have just graduated or are completing your residency and are starting out in private practice. You may or may not be known in your professional community.
3. Mental Health Professional Organizations
4. Non-Profit Mental Health Organizations. For example a postpartum depression organization, a brain-injured patient research project, an alternative high school.
PROBLEMS
Are some of these statements true for you?
I am an experienced psychotherapist. I have been in private practice for over 15 years and have relied on word of mouth networking. Many people ask me for my website name nowadays. I don’t see how a website can help me.
I am a newly licensed clinician. I would love to have my own website but am not sure what to put on it. I want to create cards and brochures but when it comes to the actual content I cannot get around to writing it down.
I have just moved to a new town and am starting up my private practice. I am new here and know that I need to introduce myself to doctors etc but I cannot get around to it.
Colleagues often tell me that they have given a client my name and yet the client does not contact me. Would a website encourage clients to make the call?
I always relied on word of mouth in my community but the market seems saturated with psychotherapists and is more competitive than ever.
I am a mental health practitioner and don’t believe aggressive marketing is appropriate or even ethical in my field. What good is a website?
I am a psychotherapist and have thought of having my own website. However, I am afraid that putting too much information about myself on a website will interfere with the therapeutic work I am do.
IDEAL CLIENTS
Professionals in private practice are likely to benefit from working with me if you..
1. Make the time and commitment to carefully write content for your website using the guidelines that I will show you.
2. Are willing to explore new ways to attract clients.
3. Are consistent in using the strategies to promote your business and website.
Websites by Kim serves all Professionals in private practice with a focus on Mental Health Professionals.
Do you recognize yourself in the following statements?
1. Experienced and Successful Psychoanalysts who have been in private practice many years but have never had a professional website.
You may be thinking about getting a website made but have mixed feelings about it. You would like to talk to someone about whether it is necessary and what to put in it.
2. Psychotherapists starting a new private practice. Perhaps because of a recent relocation to a new town. Or you may be leaving or going part-time in an agency or hospital. You may have just graduated or are completing your residency and are starting out in private practice. You may or may not be known in your professional community.
3. Mental Health Professional Organizations
4. Non-Profit Mental Health Organizations. For example a postpartum depression organization, a brain-injured patient research project, an alternative high school.
PROBLEMS
Are some of these statements true for you?
I am an experienced psychotherapist. I have been in private practice for over 15 years and have relied on word of mouth networking. Many people ask me for my website name nowadays. I don’t see how a website can help me.
I am a newly licensed clinician. I would love to have my own website but am not sure what to put on it. I want to create cards and brochures but when it comes to the actual content I cannot get around to writing it down.
I have just moved to a new town and am starting up my private practice. I am new here and know that I need to introduce myself to doctors etc but I cannot get around to it.
Colleagues often tell me that they have given a client my name and yet the client does not contact me. Would a website encourage clients to make the call?
I always relied on word of mouth in my community but the market seems saturated with psychotherapists and is more competitive than ever.
I am a mental health practitioner and don’t believe aggressive marketing is appropriate or even ethical in my field. What good is a website?
I am a psychotherapist and have thought of having my own website. However, I am afraid that putting too much information about myself on a website will interfere with the therapeutic work I am do.
IDEAL CLIENTS
Professionals in private practice are likely to benefit from working with me if you..
1. Make the time and commitment to carefully write content for your website using the guidelines that I will show you.
2. Are willing to explore new ways to attract clients.
3. Are consistent in using the strategies to promote your business and website.
Serving all professionals in private practice with a focus on Mental Health Professionals:
Social Workers
psychoanalysts
psychoanalytic candidates
psychologists
psychiatrists
residents
counselors
life and business coaches
massage therapists