Individual Therapy
The struggle is real. Relief is possible.
Find your way back to joy.
Teens/Young Adults
This is one option, you don’t have to do this, but sometimes it can be good to have a section like this that names some different reasons your clients believe that they are coming in (even though later on in the treatment it often becomes clear that there are different issues). These might be contextual things that you see a lot in your practice.
Therapists
It’s also a place you can name-check symptoms like “anxiety or depression” “sleep problems” etc. if that is something that your clients will identify with. Or you can name some specific populations that you see (e.g “Gender identity” “LGBTQIA couples” “Military veterans”). This is good for SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
Healthcare Professionals
For example, things like relationship problems, divorce, job loss, career changes, procrastination, parenting, caring for elderly parents, dealing with the empty nest (basically life cycle stuff that once you start working with the person you will likely deepen beyond, but it is important to name so that the client feels seen).
Professionals
As far as design, you could also make this 1 row of three instead of 2 rows of two (as it is currently). There’s pre-made layouts for 2 rows of 3 and 1 row 4, etc. You can find those using the “Add Section” button and clicking “List".
Talk about what you offer.
About the experience of therapy. What it helps and why it helps. If you use a specific approach that you think your client needs to know about, one option is to mention it here, and then you can make your button “Learn more about ___therapy” (just make sure to create a page dedicated to that specific therapy!). Or this button could say “Learn more about me.”
Client-centered copy.
Lead with specific statements about how your client views the problem (rather than your clinical assessment) and provide a sort of sketch of who this person is. Try to use keywords.
In this section, you can expand on the client-centered experience, then offer hope.
Talk about a range of different experiences your ideal client might have, and then offer some hope. 3-7 lines for the whole section.
Design notes: try to have your copy not fall below the bottom of your image, you can always add another text block below if you need more space. You can click “Add Section”, and click “Text” to see several different designer layouts that you can use, or you can use the “blue plus sign” to add another text block to this section. Use spacers to size it and align it how you’d like.