Why Aren't Clients Finding Your Therapy Practice on Google?
$150, credited toward your project
In one short report: what people in your area actually search for, who's showing up instead of you, and the handful of fixes that would put your practice in front of them.
You're good at the work. That's not the problem.
Your clients look for a therapist the same way they look for anything else. They type "therapist" and their city into Google and pick from whoever shows up. Right now that's usually a directory like Psychology Today, or another practice down the road. Not because those practices are better at the work. Because they're easier to find.
Most therapists can't see this problem. The searches are happening every day. The clients are there. They're just landing somewhere else.
What the visibility audit shows you
In plain language, backed by live Google data for your specific area.
- What people actually type when they're looking for a therapist near you, and how many searches that is each month.
- Who shows up for those searches today, and where you land. Or don't.
- Whether your Google Business Profile is working for you, or missing entirely.
- The reviews gap between you and the practices in the local map.
- The small set of pages and fixes that would close the distance.
- A branded report and a 20-minute call where we walk through it together.
You leave knowing exactly where you stand, whether or not you work with me.
Solo therapists and small practices with a website that isn't pulling its weight
If most of your clients come from referrals and word of mouth, this shows you the ones you're missing. The people searching right now and finding someone else.
$150
Credited toward your project if you move forward.
If you decide to move forward with the work, that $150 comes straight off the project. So the audit either hands you a clear plan for whoever builds your site, or it's the first step of doing it together. Either way, you leave with something you can use.
Common questions
Isn't this just marketing? I got into this to help people, not to sell myself.
Being findable isn't the same as promoting yourself. None of this involves advertising, and nothing about your clients is ever exposed. It's the basics done right: an accurate Google profile, listings that point to you, and pages that answer what people already search for.
I get most of my clients by word of mouth. Does this still matter?
Referrals are your strongest channel, and nearly every referral Googles you before they call. If what they find is a half-finished profile or another practice's page, some of those warm referrals quietly slip away. This protects the channel you already rely on.
Do I have to leave Psychology Today?
No. Directories can keep sending you clients. The goal is for your own site and Google profile to show up beside them, so you stop paying to appear next to your competitors and start owning your own presence.
What do you need from me to run it?
Your practice name, address, and website. That's it. Everything else comes from live Google data for your area.
Ready to see where you stand?
Pick a time for your walkthrough and pay the $150 in one step. I build your report before we meet, so you leave the call knowing exactly where you stand. Credited toward your project if you move forward.