Building a private practice takes heart and soul—and being a great therapist is just the beginning. But figuring out how to get found online without feeling awkward, salesy, or overwhelmed is a whole other challenge. If you've ever looked at your website and wondered, “Is this really working?” or felt unsure about marketing, you're not alone. After all, this isn’t the kind of thing they teach in grad school.
In this free, virtual workshop, therapists will be invited into an honest, supportive space to explore practical strategies they can actually use. Attendees will learn how to identify and fix the most common website mistakes therapists make, while also getting a clearer understanding of how Google Ads and other digital marketing tools can help the right clients find them online.
This is a chance to pause, reflect, and refresh your online presence in a low-pressure, collaborative environment. Everyone who attends will also have the option to receive a free 5-minute video audit of their website—a helpful starting point for seeing what’s working and where a few small tweaks might make a big difference.
Presenters:
Alexis Ryan | Healing Hearts Creative
Alexis Ryan is a therapist and private practice owner based in Fort Collins, Colorado. In addition to her clinical work, she’s the founder and creative director of Healing Hearts Creative, where she supports therapists and other helping, mission driven professionals through website design, copywriting, and branding. With over 10+ years of experience in business development, marketing, and design, Alexis brings a deep love for the creative side of the field and a sharp eye for what helps practices stand out. She’s passionate about helping fellow clinicians feel confident in how they show up—online and off.
John Sanders | Revkey Digital Ads
John Sanders is the founder of RevKey, a digital advertising company that helps therapists and mental health professionals get found online—without the overwhelm. With a background in performance-based marketing and a personal connection to the field (his wife, Dr. Laura Sanders, is a licensed psychologist and founder of the Northern Colorado Assessment Center), John understands both the technical side of digital strategy and the human side of therapy work. He’s passionate about helping clinicians grow their practices in ethical, effective ways—so they can reach more of the people who need them, without losing sight of their values.