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Most therapists don’t go into private practice thinking about branding. They think about helping people. But at some point, the question comes up: How do I help people find me?
For many, the first step is a directory profile. Psychology Today, TherapyDen, GoodTherapy. These platforms are useful. They get your name out there. But they’re limited.
A directory can list your credentials. It can show your photo. It can even let people filter by zip code or specialty.
But it can’t show who you are.
You don’t need flashing graphics or trendy buzzwords. You need clarity. You need a site that reflects your tone, your values, and your way of working.
When someone lands on your site, they should get a sense of who you are. Not just what you do.
You’ve done the work. You’ve built your skills. You’ve shown up for your clients. You deserve a space that reflects that. A space that helps people find you, not just anyone, but the right people.
A website gives you that opportunity. It’s not about ego. It’s about alignment. It’s about making sure your online presence matches the care you bring to your work.
Because being seen isn’t a luxury. It’s part of being ready.
If you’re a therapist who wants a website that reflects your depth, clarity, and the real work you do, I’d love to help. ProfileUnbound builds psychology-first websites that help you get found, trusted, and chosen, without compromising your tone or values.
ProfileUnbound builds psychology-first sites that feel authored, not assembled, designed to protect your tone, honor your truth, and invite the right clients in. If your current site feels misaligned or invisible, this is your moment to rebuild with clarity.

Ready to rebuild with resonance? Reach out whenever you’re ready for change.
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