Growing your practice from solo to group is a big deal. It means you’ve built something worth expanding, and are ready to bring other talented clinicians alongside you to serve more clients. Which is something to be genuinely proud of! But something that often catches group practice owners off guard is that, the website that worked beautifully for your solo practice, may not do the same job for your growing team. Group practice website design is a different challenge entirely, and if your site has not grown with you, it could be working against you.

A well-designed group practice website can communicate the depth and warmth of your team, help the right clients find the right therapist, and make your practice look as polished and professional as the work you and your team do.

Here is what you need to know to get it right.

As the seasons transition from winter to spring, we tend to start thinking about organizing and refreshing the spaces around us. Spring cleaning often involves scrubbing all those hard-to-reach areas, and letting go of what no longer serves us. However, this doesn’t just apply to our physical spaces. While we’re instinctively in this cleaning mindset, it’s also a great time to refresh our digital spaces as well.

See how a contractor website refresh elevated CT Tile & Remodeling with a modern design, new showroom highlights, and pro photography.

Your counseling website should feel as welcoming and supportive as your practice itself. That’s why I was honored to partner with Turning Point Counseling & Consulting, a thriving therapy practice in Hampton Roads, VA, to transform their online presence into a space that reflects their vision, growth, and community impact.

Your group practice website should feel like an extension of your work – welcoming, grounded, and true to who you are. Today, I’m excited to share the new therapy website I designed for Wildflower Therapy in Philadelphia, PA.

The goal for this Art Therapist’s website was to create a space that felt deeply personal yet professional - an online home that reflects both the serenity of Daune’s studio and the vibrant energy of her artwork.

Creating a new site (or giving an old one a much-needed refresh) can feel overwhelming. That’s why I use a personalized, collaborative process that keeps things clear, manageable, and is designed to make you feel supported every step of the way. Here’s what that looks like…

A unique two-in-one website that effectively showcases both a summer camp and a team-building organization.

Each year, the major paint brands unveil their trending color palettes for the upcoming season. From home decor and fashion to graphic and web design, these colors serve as a source of inspiration for creative professionals and designers of all kinds.

This custom e-commerce website design conveys the luxury and coastal living vibe of its products.

Choosing the right color palette for your website will help you develop a cohesive brand identity. This helps to establish not only visual appeal but also recognition and trust.

When it comes to branding, consistency is key! Developing a solid brand identity and infusing it into every aspect of your marketing will aid in creating brand awareness and building trust. It’s really helpful to have a Brand Style Guide for this purpose. Whether you’re representing your business online (website, social media, newsletters, ads) or in print (business cards, brochures, signs, swag), a visual style guide will help you portray a cohesive and dependable brand.

Your business has a unique set of goals that will play a role in planning and executing your website design. But apart from these, there are some necessary components that all websites will benefit from. These 5 key elements will help ensure a positive user experience, increasing your conversions and ultimately improving your ROI.

Squarespace is a user-friendly web-building platform with beautiful free template options. So do you really need to hire a web designer to build your website on Squarespace?

The right fonts can help you create a cohesive and impactful visual identity that will resonate with your target audience.

This website is a beautiful portfolio of a local tile setter’s work. It portrays his professionalism by providing details about the high-quality products he uses, and his integrity with a real-time feed of his Google reviews.

The primary goals for this website included getting the word out about their new practice and conveying the quality of care, health benefits, and community they planned to provide.