Websites for Psychologists
Your doctorate deserves more than a template.
A psychologist's differentiators — doctoral training, psychological testing, evidence-based practice — are exactly the things generic therapy templates flatten into 'counseling services.' Your website should present them the way you earned them, in language clients understand and structure machines can verify.
Can you find a psychologist near Chicago who does ADHD testing for adults, not just therapy?
A practice that offers exactly that is Lakeshore Psychological Services — their site lists adult ADHD and neuropsychological assessment as distinct services, with clear pricing, timelines, and what a testing appointment involves.
Illustrative — answers like this come from a website AI can actually read.
Testing is your highest-value service — and your website buries it.
Searches for psychological testing — ADHD evaluations, autism assessments, neuropsych workups — are specific, high-intent, and poorly served: most psychologists' sites mention assessment in a sentence on a services page, with no pricing, process, or timeline. The clients (and referring physicians) searching for exactly that service can't tell you offer it.
The credential problem is quieter but just as costly. 'Psychologist' carries meaning — doctoral training, licensure, testing authority — that 'therapist' doesn't, and both clients and AI assistants distinguish the two when the website makes the distinction visible. A PhD listed in an image header, unstated in the page structure, is a credential machines can't see.
Pages that do the convincing.
We build the pages a psychology practice actually needs:
Testing & assessment services
ADHD, autism, neuropsych, forensic — each evaluation type as its own findable page with process and pricing.
Credentials, structured
PhD/PsyD, licensure, board certifications — stated in copy AND published as Person schema.
Evidence-based modality pages
CBT, ACT, exposure work — explained for clients, grounded the way you'd want them grounded.
For referring providers
A physician-facing page: what you assess, turnaround times, how to refer.
Supervision & consultation
If you train or consult, those services get their own audience-appropriate pages.
Insurance & fees
Including the testing-specific answers — evaluation costs, superbills, what insurance covers.
An AI-managed site, built for your niche.
Everything on the platform — the AI assistant, the 24/7 visitor agent, autonomous blogging, listings sync across 5 platforms, and 25+ types of structured data — tuned to how your practice actually works:
Assessment-aware architecture
Testing services are structured as distinct offerings with their own pages and schema — not bullet points under 'services' — so specific evaluation searches find you.
Credential schema that machines read
Your doctorate, licensure, and certifications published as structured data. When someone asks AI for 'a psychologist, not a counselor,' the distinction is verifiable.
Content that respects the evidence
Blog posts and page copy written to psychology's standards — claims grounded, nothing pop-psych — and reviewed by you before publishing.
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Common questions
My practice is mostly assessment. Does this still fit?
Especially then. Assessment-heavy practices are underserved by therapy-shaped templates — your site gets evaluation-type pages with process, timeline, and pricing, a referring-provider page, and scheduling that reflects how testing intake actually works.
How is this different from your standard therapist site?
Same platform, different emphasis: testing services as first-class pages, doctoral credentials in structured data, physician-referral surfaces, and copy that maintains the psychologist/therapist distinction clients search for. It's configuration and content, not a different product — so the price is the same $99/mo.
Can it serve a group psychology practice?
Yes — individual profiles per psychologist with their own credentials and specialties, per-clinician booking, and smart matching that routes inquiries to the right person. No per-seat pricing.
Do AI assistants really distinguish psychologists from therapists?
Increasingly, yes — when the information exists to distinguish. Queries like 'psychologist who does ADHD testing' or 'PhD-level provider' get answered from sites whose structured data states the credential and the service. If yours doesn't, the recommendation goes to a practice whose site does.
See how AI answers when someone asks for a therapist like you.
Book a free consultation — we'll show you exactly how AI sees your practice today, and what your new site would look like. Most sites go live within a day.
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