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If you’ve come across terms like E-E-A-T or YMYL recently and thought…
“I feel like I should know what that means…”
You’re definitely not alone.
In this episode, I’m joined by Theo Ruby - someone I’ve worked with for years and regularly refer people to when they need help with the tech and SEO side of their website.
We’re talking about what’s actually changing when it comes to Google… and why, for once, it’s actually good news for counsellors.
What we cover in this episodeWe talk about:
This isn’t about trying to “keep up with SEO.”
It’s about something much simpler.
👉 helping the right people find you
👉 helping them recognise themselves in what you write
👉 and making it easier for them to feel confident reaching out
And actually…
Most counsellors are already doing parts of this.
It’s just about being a bit more intentional with it.
A simple example we talk aboutInstead of writing:
“Anxiety can be managed using…”
You might say:
“In my work with clients, I’ve found…”
Same idea but now you’re showing:
And that’s exactly the kind of thing Google is starting to prioritise.
One key takeawayThis is the bit I really want you to take away:
You don’t need to:
You just need to:
👉 show more of what you already bring to your work
Helpful linksTheo Ruby has spent 8 years working exclusively with private practice owners across the UK. He helps therapists, counsellors, and hypnotherapists attract the right clients through SEO, website design, and digital marketing.
Theo knows the mental health sector well. He understands why generic marketing advice rarely fits a private practice, and he builds his work around the specific needs of each practitioner. Having supported hundreds of practice owners, he brings grounded, practical experience to every project. His approach is clear, straightforward, and focused on results that matter. Find out more at theoruby.com.
By Jane Travis5
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If you’ve come across terms like E-E-A-T or YMYL recently and thought…
“I feel like I should know what that means…”
You’re definitely not alone.
In this episode, I’m joined by Theo Ruby - someone I’ve worked with for years and regularly refer people to when they need help with the tech and SEO side of their website.
We’re talking about what’s actually changing when it comes to Google… and why, for once, it’s actually good news for counsellors.
What we cover in this episodeWe talk about:
This isn’t about trying to “keep up with SEO.”
It’s about something much simpler.
👉 helping the right people find you
👉 helping them recognise themselves in what you write
👉 and making it easier for them to feel confident reaching out
And actually…
Most counsellors are already doing parts of this.
It’s just about being a bit more intentional with it.
A simple example we talk aboutInstead of writing:
“Anxiety can be managed using…”
You might say:
“In my work with clients, I’ve found…”
Same idea but now you’re showing:
And that’s exactly the kind of thing Google is starting to prioritise.
One key takeawayThis is the bit I really want you to take away:
You don’t need to:
You just need to:
👉 show more of what you already bring to your work
Helpful linksTheo Ruby has spent 8 years working exclusively with private practice owners across the UK. He helps therapists, counsellors, and hypnotherapists attract the right clients through SEO, website design, and digital marketing.
Theo knows the mental health sector well. He understands why generic marketing advice rarely fits a private practice, and he builds his work around the specific needs of each practitioner. Having supported hundreds of practice owners, he brings grounded, practical experience to every project. His approach is clear, straightforward, and focused on results that matter. Find out more at theoruby.com.

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