This new Squarespace template was designed specifically for group private practices. It includes everything you need to create an online presence for your practice.

Using Squarespace for your therapy or coaching website means that you can schedule live events and collect registration or ticket fees right from your own website. In this post, I’ll show you how.

Squarespace recently released a new page editing experience called Fluid Engine. Learn more about this update and all of the new features that it comes with!

Wondering how to add your Good Faith Estimate notice to your website? In this post, I’ll show you how.

See how Dr. Ann Krajewski customized the Bridge template to create a website that matches her therapeutic style and appeals to her niche.

My team and I moved my website from Squarespace 7.0 to 7.1, and while it wasn’t as simple as clicking a button, we were able to find a streamlined, thorough way to make the switch. These are the steps we took.

Learn how Meg Mattingly, LPC used the Bridge template to upgrade her basic Wix website to a professional, aligned Squarespace website.

Learn the main differences between Squarespace 7.0 and 7.1, and find out which platform Monica recommends for website beginners.

Learn how Daniel Molina, LCSW designed his counseling website using the Sage template with no prior website design experience.

Wondering if a Squarespace website is right for you? Read this post to learn why I think Squarespace is one of the best choices for therapists in private practice.

This life coach website features bold blocks of color and unique fonts to help potential clients understand that you’re not a cookie-cutter coach.

Learn how May Han, LMFT designed her own website using the Bridge template with no prior website design experience.