Grow My Therapy
Grow My TherapyGrow My Therapy — For licensed counselors
Same license, six different letters, and the most crowded directory listings in the field.
A licensed professional counselor in Texas is an LMHC in Florida and an LPCC in California. Clients do not track that, which means your own credential is not a search term anyone types — they type "counselor near me," "anxiety counseling" and, more than anything, "therapist." You are competing in the broadest, most saturated queries in mental health, usually against a Psychology Today profile that outranks your own website.
The work below is aimed squarely at that: getting your site to outrank your directory listing, narrowing what you are known for, and making the first contact easy for someone who has three tabs open.
Six ways in
Every service, written for licensed counselors
- Website design for licensed counselorsYour directory profile probably outranks your own website. Here is how we fix that, and what the site needs to do once someone lands on it.
- SEO for counselorsYou will not outrank Psychology Today on “therapist near me”. You can beat it everywhere it is thin, and own the map pack while you do it.
- Marketing for counselorsBuilding a caseload from zero on a real budget. Including the months where we would tell you to spend nothing at all.
- Automation for counselorsSolo practice means you are the receptionist. This is the part of that job that can be handed over without hiring anyone.
- Social media for counselorsThe most crowded content niche in mental health. Here is when it is worth your time, and when we would tell you to skip it.
- Blog writing for counselorsA directory listing has 250 characters. The questions that fill a caseload take a thousand words. That gap is the whole opportunity.
Other specialties
We work with eight license types. If yours is closer to one of these, start there instead.