The Best of our Squarespace designs for Therapy and Wellbeing Brands
Below are three our our Squarespace website templates that would suit a business offering therapy or wellbeing services.
All three of the designs or templates below can be customised to fit your branding and your colours. Our placeholder text and images can easily be replaced with your own content to make the template into your own website.
A relaxing, soothing design. We can help you add a booking system to take payments. This design can be turned quickly into your own website.
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A lovely design with split backgrounds. Would suit any business where style and presentation is important. Just swap over the images and the text.
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This would suit any business. Easy to navigate and customise yourself. Just swap over our images to your own, it's a clean stylish layout.
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The first template above uses a set of subtle matching colours which gives a relaxing feeling to the design. If feels calming and is perfect for a spa or welling being business. You can see this template here. The second of the three templates above is one of our favourites. It’s a lovely strong design with split backgrounds. You can see this template a a live design here. We’ll help you customise these backgrounds to suit your business. The third of the designs above is a much stronger design and is a much blockier layout with black and blue colours. You can see this live design here.
This template is a really easy one to make your own. The design is easy to adapt to your own business. It's very slick and contemporary and looks great on mobile.
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Very cool scrolling website where the backgrounds move independently from the page foreground. Would suit a business that needs a gorgeous design.
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Bold layout. This layout would compliment a brand. If you have a strong message, a set of colours and logos.
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The three templates above are designs that could easily be customised to fit any business. If your therapy or wellbeing business needs a stronger design or your branding and colours are important to communicate on your website it’s worth considering one of these designs.
We offer ongoing unlimited support to all of our templates and we’ll help you with any aspect of your new website. Just choose a design you like from our list of Squarespace templates here and we’ll help you customise it to suit your own business. We’ll also help you connect your new website with a domain and get you up and running with an email.
We will help you make one of our templates into your own website. We would look to include the following to a therapists or wellbeing website:
1. Trust & credibility
Clear therapist/practitioner bio, qualifications and experience
Professional registration/accreditation where applicable
Genuine, professional photography
Testimonials or reviews, with appropriate consent
Clear explanation of approach and areas of expertise
Who the service is and isn't suitable for
2. Privacy & confidentiality
Clear privacy policy and explanation of how personal information is handled
Secure contact and booking forms
Avoid asking for sensitive information unnecessarily
Explain confidentiality and its limits in plain language
Be particularly careful with storing therapy notes, health information and client communications
Cookie consent and tracking should be handled appropriately
3. Safeguarding & crisis information
Prominent guidance for people experiencing an immediate crisis
Make it clear that the website/contact form isn't an emergency service
Explain what happens if someone discloses that they or someone else is at serious risk
Consider safeguarding policies for children and vulnerable adults if relevant
4. Accessibility & inclusivity
WCAG-conscious design
Good colour contrast and readable typography
Keyboard navigation
Alt text for meaningful images
Captions/transcripts for video and audio
Don't rely solely on colour or visual cues
Plain, non-judgemental language
Consider neurodivergent users and people with cognitive difficulties
Make the site usable on mobile
5. Clear user journey
A visitor should quickly understand:
Who are you? → Can you help me? → How does it work? → How much does it cost? → What happens next?
Make the primary action obvious:
Book an appointment
Arrange a consultation
Contact me
Join a wellbeing programme
Don't overwhelm someone who may already be anxious.
6. Practical information
Clearly display:
Session length
Prices
Online/in-person availability
Location
Availability/hours
Cancellation policy
Payment methods
Initial consultation process
What someone should expect from their first session
7. Therapeutic boundaries
Be explicit about:
What communication is appropriate between sessions
Expected response times
Whether texting/email is monitored
Cancellation/no-show arrangements
Whether the practitioner provides emergency support
Appropriate use of social media
8. Content & wellbeing advice
If publishing articles, exercises or resources:
Distinguish general wellbeing information from personalised therapy
Avoid presenting content as diagnosis or treatment
Cite credible sources where appropriate
Include dates/review processes for health-related information
Avoid sensational or fear-inducing claims
Be careful with potentially triggering content
9. Legal & regulatory considerations
For a UK-based practice, consider requirements around:
UK GDPR/data protection
ICO obligations
Accessibility/discrimination requirements
Professional-body rules
Advertising standards
Cookie/tracking compliance
Appropriate consent and record keeping
10. Design and emotional feel
The website should feel:
Calm rather than clinical
Warm but professional
Reassuring without making unrealistic promises
Spacious and uncluttered
Human and authentic
Avoid overly generic stock photos, excessive animations, aggressive pop-ups and language such as “cure your anxiety” or “guaranteed results.”
A useful website structure
Home
→ Who I help
→ How I work
→ About
→ Services
→ Fees & practical information
→ FAQs
→ Resources
→ Contact / Book
→ Privacy & accessibility
→ Crisis/safeguarding information
The most important principle is reducing uncertainty. Someone visiting a therapy website may be nervous about making contact, so the site should answer their practical and emotional questions before asking them to take that first step.
Starting from scratch with a new website is expensive. You can see our prices for a new website here. Using a template is much cheaper as we’ve made the design for you. All you need is the write the text you need for your new website and add your own images. Using one of our ready-made designs will also save you time. You can be up and running within a couple days. A custom made website generally takes a few weeks.
Give us a call on 020 8333 0151. Mon- Sat 9am-6pm. We love to talk about templates.