6 Squarespace templates that are perfect for therapists

If you're a therapist, counselor, or practitioner looking to build a Squarespace website for your private practice, then you definitely need to check out these templates and why they're the perfect starting point for you.

I handpicked these templates from the Squarespace gallery, and I tried my best to explain the pros and cons of each template so you can decide if it's best for you.

Before you read on, I previously compiled a list of successful therapist websites examples and analyzed which website builders they use for their site.

Feel free to check them out.

With that out of the way, let's dive right in.

1. Clove (Recommended)

Out of all the templates listed here, I would say Clove is the most feature-ready Squarespace template for therapists, counselors, and health center consultants. It got a number of layouts and features that are important for you to promote your service, including but not limited to:

• A simple but elegant services page with pricing and details.
• Automated booking form for consultations.
• An integrated Google Map to locate your practice center.
• Dedicated icons and stock images for therapist services.

And more.

I reckon this template will save you the most time setting up a website for your practice, given how tailored this template is for therapists in general.

✅ The Good

• Clean design layout coupled with professional typography and soft animation.
• Dedicated features for therapists such as a booking page, services & pricing page, and more.
• Includes a blog for your write-up, but you have the option to disable it.
• Additional booking form on the contact page for inquiries.
• Dedicated team page to introduce your staff.
• Custom images and icons specifically for therapist services.

❌ The Bad

• Doesn't have a pre-built newsletter sign-up form like other templates.

⭐ Bottom Line

Overall, a well-thought-out template dedicated to therapists, counselors, and health center consultants.

Preview Clove on Squarespace

2. Almar

Almar is a close second for the best Squarespace templates for therapists. Both Almar and Clove share a lot of similar features, such as a booking form and a pre-built blog.

The key difference is that Almar seems to suit therapists or consultants who are interested in building a personal brand, as the template puts emphasis on featuring your profile, highlighting your past clients, and driving customers to book a consultation with you.

✅ The Good

• Warm and friendly design with plenty of room to feature your profile image.
• Pre-built blog page for your writings and journal.
• Dedicated customer testimonials sections and page.
• Various call-to-action buttons to book consultations across the site.
• Pre-built subscription page for your service.
• Newsletter sign up form to build a mailing list for your practice.

❌ The Bad

• The page footer is pretty basic, which you'll need to customize.

⭐ Bottom Line

A great template for therapists, counselors, and consultants who want to build a personal brand.

Preview Almar on Squarespace

3. Randi

Randi is the simplest website template out of this list here, simply because it's just a single page to help you book consultations with clients.

This is also called a landing page, where people land on the page to perform a single objective, which in this case is to book a session with you, hopefully.

Once set up, you can link this page on your LinkedIn profile, Instagram, Linktree, or any link-in-bio tool you use.

✅ The Good

• Easy and fast to set up.
• Integrates with social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram.
• Dedicated customer testimonials sections and page.

❌ The Bad

• The booking form is basic, but you could integrate it with Squarespace's native scheduling app.

⭐ Bottom Line

A simple one-page booking page to be used on link-in-bio profiles.

Preview Randi on Squarespace

4. Myhra

Myhra is similar to Almar in that it's catered to consultants, counselors, or therapists, except that it's also suited for wellness consultants who want to build a creative business as well.

Mainly because this template includes a few features that enable you to offer a variety of products and services, such as 1:1 coaching, online courses, and webinars.

This site also includes a pre-built membership page if you wish to invite your community to sign up.

✅ The Good

• Pre-built pages for 1:1 coaching, online courses, live events, and webinars.
• Pre-built FAQ section.
• A recipe page (for wellness consultants).
• Pre-built membership site.
• Dedicated coaching/service landing page.

❌ The Bad

• No blog section.
• The template relies on images to bring contrast colour to the site.

⭐ Bottom Line

For therapists, consultants, and wellness coaches who want a more brand-focused website or want to sell products of their own.

Preview Myhra on Squarespace

5. Degraw

Degraw was originally built for finance consultants, but it can easily be adapted for therapists as well.

While the template is simplistic, it has a number of clean but professional layouts to highlight your services, customers' testimonials, and your blog articles.

It also has a pre-built booking page for clients to schedule a consultation or counseling session with you.

✅ The Good

• Clean, professional layout with a vibrant colour scheme (customizable)
• Dynamic headers and navigation links.
• Featured customer testimonial section.
• Pre-built blog page.
• Dedicated consultation booking page.

❌ The Bad

• Simplistic layout with few features — This template may not satisfy therapists who want a more brand-focused website or want to sell products of their own.

⭐ Bottom Line

A simple branded site for therapists with a writing portfolio.

Preview Degraw on Squarespace

6. Lusaka

Lusaka was originally built for an NGO, but in my opinion, it can be transformed into a branded site for a private practice center or a therapist group/organization.

This template has dedicated layouts and pages for highlighting the company's vision, past projects (or clients), and your team of professional therapists.

Bear in mind that this template does heavily rely on professional images and photographs to infuse personality into the site.

✅ The Good

• Clean, professional layout for organizations.
• Dedicated page for projects, company vision, and team page.
• Pre-built blog page.
• Dedicated consultation booking page.
• Able to accept donations from site visitors

❌ The Bad

• More customization is needed as compared to other templates shared here.

⭐ Bottom Line

A great starting template for therapist organizations and wellness groups.

Preview Lusaka on Squarespace

Related articles

• Best therapist website examples (and how it's made)
• Which website builders do therapist use for their private practice
• Squarespace vs Wordpress, Weebly, and Wix
• Is Squarespace good for blogging and how to monetize a Squarespace blog

David Nge

David is the founder of MakingThatWebsite.com and started making websites for businesses back in 2014. He's a keen learner and wants to share his journey and knowledge with other business owners and freelancers. He launched MakingThatWebsite.com in 2021 to make website building more approachable and scalable for businesses.

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