WEBSITES FOR WELLNESS BUSINESSES & WELLBEING ORGANISATIONS Your website is the first appointment
You want people to feel comfortable booking with you, without feeling pressured. I create wellness websites for therapists, bodyworkers, yoga teachers, coaches and more that are calm, clear, and easy to use, even on tough days.
Sound familiar?
Inquiries drift away while you trade emails to find a time.
People book, then find they need something outside your scope.
Your services read like a jargon-heavy menu.
A good wellness website gently explains what you offer, who it’s for, who it isn’t for, and what the first session will be like.
I help you communicate all this to your visitors so that the right people hit ‘inquire’.
What a wellness | wellbeing practitoner website has to do
Describe the first session
What happens, how long it takes, what to bring, what it costs.
Tell your story, briefly
Share why you do this work, your training, and your approach. People connect with a person, not just a list of techniques.
Book through your own scheduling tool
Set your own policies, such as cancellations and reminders. You decide the rules, and the tool follows them.
Be easy to read and use
No pop-ups, flashing, or countdown timers. The site uses readable text, strong contrast, and navigation that works well with a keyboard, all built in from the beginning
Share kind words, carefully
Use testimonials only with permission, focusing on how the experience felt. Avoid health details and don’t promise outcomes.
You don’t need to write everything at once. A clear website just needs a few honest answers, shared in the right order.
Not sure where to begin? Tell me about your practice, and I’ll help you figure out which parts are most important.
Three beliefs that keep a practitioner’s website vague
“If it’s the right fit, they’ll just know.”
Most people can’t decide just from a name and photo. A clear website helps the right people say yes and lets others move on kindly.
“Putting prices up makes it transactional.”
Listing clear fees saves a nervous person from sending an awkward email. It’s about being kind, not about making a sale.
“A booking button is pushy.”
Offering a clear next step helps people who feel nervous. I’ll help you make sure the wording feels gentle.
Recent examples
HEAL Aotearoa
- Equine therapy website (Squarespace)
AutSupport NZ
- Transformational coaching website refresh (Rocketspark)
LunaFresca Spa
- One-page concept spa website (Squarespace)
How much does a wellness | wellbeing practitioner website cost in NZ?
Most business owners or organisations start with one of these. Prices below are in NZD.
Hatch
Perfect for your first website
A single page for your practice, showing who you help, what a first session is like, fees, and how to book.
Starting at $997
Flight
Perfect for a clinic, several practitioners or multiple services
A more complete build with a page for each person or service, a clear booking path, and proper search setup.
Starting at $2,897
Featherlight Refresh
Perfect if you already have a site that needs some TLC
An update for a retreat site you already have on Squarespace or Rocketspark. Let me know which platform you use.
Starting at $1,497
Website audit
Perfect if you’re not sure what your site is missing
A straightforward review of your current website, with clear next steps you can use right away.
$97
Not sure which? Tell me about your practice, and I’ll help you.
Start here if…
You see clients one-to-one or in small groups.
You want a calm site that handles inquiries gently.
You want to update fees and hours yourself.
Not for…
Anyone who needs a patient portal or online health records. That belongs in your practice software.
Anyone who wants outcome guarantees or urgency tactics on the page.
Large health networks needing enterprise systems.
Questions wellbeing practitioners often ask
How do you handle client privacy?
I keep health details off your website. Sensitive information should stay in your practice software, not a web form or booking system.
What if I don’t have a booking tool for my wellbeing business yet?
I’ll help you choose one that suits how you work.
Can the wellness site cover in-person and online sessions?
Yes. Your scheduling tool sets up each appointment type, and the website explains the difference.
Can I update session fees and hours myself on the wellness website?
Usually, yes. Let me know what you use, and I’ll explain what works well and what might not.
What does trauma-informed mean for a wellness website?
Predictable layouts, plain words, no pressure tactics, and a clear idea of what happens next. This is a design approach, not a clinical claim.
Can I use testimonials on my wellbeing website?
Yes, with the person’s permission and without health details. Check your professional body’s rules too.
Do I have to put prices on my wellbeing website?
No, but I recommend it. Clear fees mean fewer awkward emails, and people who book already know what to expect.
Do I need a booking button on my wellness site?
A clear next step helps. This could be a booking button or a short inquiry form, whichever suits how you work.
Can a wellness website be simple?
Yes. Most practitioner sites should be simple. A few clear pages you can leave alone for years.
Tell me about your practice
Just a few lines are enough. I’ll reply to you personally.