Therapist Website Template: Calm 6-Page HTML Site for Counsellors and Therapists

People often look for a therapist late at night, on their phone, unsure what to say. This template meets them with a calm, clear website that helps them feel understood before they reach out.

You get six finished pages in plain HTML and CSS. Change the name, text, colour, and photo; add your booking calendar; and upload it to any host. A step-by-step guide takes you from download to live site.

What your visitors see

• A home page that opens with "I would like support with ...", so each visitor picks their situation and is pointed to the right service
• A short "You might be here because" section, written in the words clients actually use
• A clear "How we begin" timeline and a "What your first session is like" section, so nothing feels like a surprise
• Services and fees with prices, what is included, good-to-know policies and an FAQ
• A booking section for your free first chat, plus a contact form
• A resources page with article filters and a place for a free download
• An about page with your approach, training and registration details
• An "If you need urgent help" note on the key pages, with a place for your local emergency numbers

Why it works for therapists

• Crisp white and teal with one small warm coral accent: calm, but sharp, not a washed-out pastel template
• A home page that fills the screen, and a menu bar that follows visitors down every page
• Real photography in the design (three free stock sample photos included, credited), so the demo looks like a real practice, not a wireframe
• Built for phones first, because most visitors arrive from one
• Trust comes from your approach, credentials and FAQ. There are deliberately no client testimonials, because many counselling bodies restrict them
• Fast: no heavy frameworks, no plugins
• Change the colour by editing four lines (six checked colour sets are in the guide)
• Fonts included and free for commercial use

What you need

• A text editor (the guide recommends free ones)
• A web host (the guide covers free and low-cost options) and ideally your own domain
• A booking tool such as Calendly or Cal.com if you want in-page booking

Please note

• All names, text, numbers and prices in the demo are sample text. Replace them with your own before publishing.
• The three sample photos (a sunlit armchair, a reading nook and a chair before tall windows) are free stock photos from Pexels, credited in the download. They show no people. Swap them for your own photos before you publish; the guide says how.
• You are responsible for following your professional body's advertising rules and what a website must show (for example, registration numbers). Rules differ by country and body.
• Add your own local emergency and crisis numbers where the template says so. The template does not know where you practise.
• The contact form opens the visitor's email app by default. The guide shows how to connect a form service instead. Email is not fully private, so the form asks visitors to keep private details for your first conversation.
• - The email sign-up forms need to be connected to your email tool (the guide explains how).
• - Privacy policy and Terms are placeholders for you to link to your own pages.
• - This is a static template, not a WordPress theme or a Wix/Squarespace template.

Licence: one website per purchase (your own or one client's). No resale or sharing of the files.

WHAT IS INCLUDED (file list)

• - website/ folder: index, about, services, resources, contact and 404 pages, stylesheet, script, fonts, three sample photos with a credits file
• - START-HERE guide (HTML and PDF)
• - LICENSE.txt
• - README.txt

WHO IT IS FOR

Counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists and coaches who work one-to-one or with couples and want a calm, professional site without hiring a developer.

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