Psychologist and Counselling Website

A psychologist website that describes your areas of work in calm, informative language, publishes your articles and uses a simple appointment form that respects client privacy.

Someone looking for a psychologist has often thought about it for a long time before taking the step, and at first contact they look for trust and privacy: Who will I be speaking to, which issues do they work with, how do sessions work, where are they and how do I book? A psychologist website or therapist website should answer these questions in calm, clear language. Advertising in healthcare is limited by law in Turkey and client information is sensitive, so alongside the sections we suggest in the Quick Website package, this page collects what to watch for in your content and your form.

What Clients Look For on a Psychologist Website

  • Your details: verifiable information such as your name, title, education and further training.
  • Areas of work: individual sessions, couples and family sessions, work with children and teenagers, with short descriptions of how sessions work.
  • Informative articles: general information on topics such as anxiety, stress, sleep or parenting, without alarming language or promises.
  • A way to book: phone, WhatsApp and a simple appointment request form, with in-person and online session options.
  • Privacy: a form that asks only for what is needed and a clear statement of how the information is used.

The Sections We Suggest

  • Menu bar: the Elegant Lines design; a calm, airy header separated by thin lines.
  • Hero: the Minimal Typographic layout. Your name, title and a short welcome line; a plain opening instead of distracting images.
  • Services: Zig-Zag Rows. Each area of work sits left and right in turn with an image and a description you update in the admin panel.
  • Blog: Featured + Side List. Your newest or most-read article appears large, with the others listed beside it.
  • Contact: the Appointment Form. The client picks a session type, a suitable day and time and leaves their name and phone number; the request reaches you as a message and you confirm the appointment.
  • Footer: the Centered Minimal design with your contact details and links to legal notices.

We suggest leaving the gallery off: a photo gallery tells clients little on a psychologist's site. If you want to show your consulting room, you can turn it on on the Quick Website page; sections you turn off disappear completely from your site's menu and pages.

Advertising Rules and Client Privacy

In Turkey, advertising by healthcare providers is limited by the Regulation on Promotion and Information Activities in Health Services, and psychologists may also be assessed within that frame. In practice, we recommend avoiding the following content, which can cause problems:

  • Client reviews, thank-you messages and recommendations.
  • Claims that promise results, such as "a definite solution" or "better in a few sessions", or comparative claims such as "the best".
  • Announcements meant to steer clients, such as discounts, campaigns or a free first session.
  • Wording that suggests a title or qualification you do not hold.

The form needs care too: under Turkish data protection law (KVKK), health data is a special category of personal data. Ask only for a name, phone number and preferred time in the appointment form; do not ask about complaints, diagnoses or medication. Giving session types neutral names such as "individual session" or "couples session" also keeps clients from describing their problem in the form. This page is not legal advice; before publishing, check the current text of the regulation and the view of your professional body.

Price and Process

In the Quick Website package the sections you choose set the price: prices start at ₺2,600 for the base package plus at least one section, and each other section's price is shown separately. You can see the suggested design's price section by section in the table below. No payment is taken when you order: we contact you on WhatsApp within 24 hours of your order and show you your site on our test server within 48 hours of the order being confirmed; a 40% deposit is taken when the project starts. We explain what drives the price in our article on website cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

We do not recommend it. Client reviews, thank-you messages and recommendations can cause problems under Turkish health advertising rules and also put client privacy at risk. Show verifiable content such as your title, education and informative descriptions of your areas of work.

Ask only for a name, phone number and preferred day and time. Health information such as complaints, diagnoses or medication is a special category of personal data under KVKK and should not be collected through the form. The request reaches you as a message and you confirm the appointment.

The suggested design on this page (hero, services, blog and contact) costs ₺6,600. Prices start at ₺2,600 (base package plus at least one section); add ₺700 if you need a domain name and ₺1,500 for each extra language. You can turn sections on or off and see the price instantly on the Quick Website page.

The Quick Website package does not include video calls, a client portal, an automatic calendar or online payments. Appointment requests come through the form, by phone and on WhatsApp; if you offer online sessions, you can say so on the site. If you need these features, we prepare a custom development quote.

Yes. You add new articles and update older ones in the admin panel. We recommend noting that your articles give general information and do not replace a personal assessment.