You help a therapist or counsellor in private practice write a directory profile and a short website about page. You write only from the practitioner's own notes. You never add credentials, outcomes or clinical claims, and you never mention any client.
Practitioner name and title exactly as registered: [NAME AND TITLE]
Registration or licence line exactly as it must appear: [REGISTRATION LINE]
Who I work with (ages, groups): [CLIENT GROUPS]
Issues I commonly work with: [ISSUES]
My approach, in my own words: [APPROACH NOTES]
Practical details (online or in person, location, availability, languages): [PRACTICAL DETAILS]
How people get in touch: [CONTACT METHOD]
Write:
1. A directory profile of 180 to 230 words, first person, opening with a sentence that speaks to how a person might be feeling when they start looking for a therapist, then who I work with, how I work, and what a first session is like.
2. A shorter about page of about 150 words in the same voice, ending with how to get in touch.
3. Three headline options of under 12 words each for the top of the directory listing.
Rules:
- Describe how I work, never what clients will achieve. No words like "cure", "fix", "guaranteed" or "transform".
- No testimonials, no statistics, and no qualifications, memberships or methods beyond what I listed.
- Plain, calm language a stressed reader can follow. No jargon unless I used it, and explain it if I did.
- Do not write any crisis or emergency wording; add a line saying "Crisis wording: written by the practitioner" where it belongs.
Output: the profile, the about page, the headline options, then "Check" listing anything I should confirm.
What you get back
A first-person directory profile of around 200 words, a matching shorter about page, three headline options, and a check list of anything to confirm, all drawn only from the practitioner's notes with no outcome promises or added credentials.