Tag: how to get more therapy enquiries
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Why Does it Feel Like Everyone Else Has a Fully Booked Practice Except For Me Right Now?
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in counselling private practice, How to get therapy clients, marketing therapy business, private practice counsellor, private practice marketing, private practice marketing coach, private practice therapist, Psychotherapy, Social media marketing for therapists, Therapist marketing tips, therapist visibility, Therapy, Visibility for therapistsImagine it’s January, you open your diary after a short break and instead of the dread “Will enquiries be slow again?”, you’re met with calm. Because there are messages already waiting, website enquiries that came in even while you stepped away.
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It’s Not About SEO Anymore: Why Therapists Need a Digital Legacy to Be Found
What’s working now in 2025 to market your Private Practice? It’s Not About SEO Anymore: Why Therapists Need a Digital Legacy to Be Found by AI.
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When Other Therapists Judge You For Raising Your Prices
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in business coaching for counsellors, business coaching for therapists, business mentor, Counselling, How to get therapy clients, Marketing a therapy practice, marketing therapy business, private practice counsellor, private practice marketing, private practice marketing coach, private practice therapist, Psychotherapy, Social media marketing for therapists, Therapist marketing tips, therapist visibility, Therapy, Visibility for therapistsA client of mine recently raised her fees. Within weeks, she had new enquiries. Clients weren’t just reaching out , they were booking straight in. Her practice felt secure again. And then came the judgement. Not from clients. Not from the public, but from other therapists. THE very people who pride themselves on empathy and…
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Your ‘Safe Space’ Line Won’t Get You Enquiries and Neither Will Your BACP Badge
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in business coaching for counsellors, business coaching for therapists, How to get therapy clients, Marketing a therapy practice, marketing therapy business, private practice counsellor, private practice marketing, private practice marketing coach, private practice therapist, Social media marketing for therapists, Therapist marketing tips, Therapy, Visibility for therapistsYou might think marketing your private practice is about showing you’re qualified, kind, and professional. Maybe you’re leaning on lines like: “I offer a safe, non-judgemental space.” “I help people manage overwhelm.” But, that is not what works in marketing in 2025 and beyond.
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ChatGPT-5 Is Here – And This Is Where It Changes Therapist Marketing Forever
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in business coaching for counsellors, business coaching for therapists, business mentor, Counselling, How to get therapy clients, Marketing a therapy practice, private practice counsellor, private practice marketing, private practice marketing coach, private practice therapist, Social media marketing for therapists, Therapist marketing tips, TherapyYes I know I keep banging on about it, but If your online presence isn’t already connecting deeply and consistently, you risk being invisible in the very recommendations where your next clients are looking, and that’s worth banging my drum for !!
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Why Your Therapy Directory Profile Isn’t Bringing As Many Enquiries – And What No One’s Telling You About AI and SEO in 2025
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in business coach, business coaching for counsellors, business coaching for therapists, Counselling, counselling private practice, How to get therapy clients, Marketing a therapy practice, private practice counsellor, private practice marketing, private practice marketing coach, private practice therapist, Psychotherapy, Social media marketing for therapists, Therapist marketing tips, therapist visibility, Visibility for therapistsTen years ago, directories were the go‑to. If you were listed on Counselling Directory or BACP, chances are you’d get a steady stream of enquiries without having to do much else. But in 2025, this just isn’t the reality anymore. Why? Because the way people search for therapists has fundamentally changed.
Private Practice Marketing Coach for Counsellors and Therapists l Mel Lay 