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What Do You Have to Offer? How Describing Your Ideal Client Might Be Repelling Good Enough Clients
Curt and Katie chat about common mistakes therapists make when writing their websites and directories — especially using “ideal client” language that may turn away the very clients they want to help. They explore how to write therapist website copy that’s client-centered, inclusive, and more effective for attracting referrals.
Key Takeaways:
Describing ideal clients too rigidly can unintentionally alienate potential referrals
Language should reflect client experiences and therapy process — not just therapist preferences
Blog posts are a flexible, strategic way to expand on specialty areas without over-niching
Websites should be regularly updated to reflect current practice and make contact easy
Listen to the full episode and access resources:
https://therapyreimagined.com/podcast
Join the Modern Therapist Community:
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By Curt Widhalm, LMFT and Katie Vernoy, LMFT4.3
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What Do You Have to Offer? How Describing Your Ideal Client Might Be Repelling Good Enough Clients
Curt and Katie chat about common mistakes therapists make when writing their websites and directories — especially using “ideal client” language that may turn away the very clients they want to help. They explore how to write therapist website copy that’s client-centered, inclusive, and more effective for attracting referrals.
Key Takeaways:
Describing ideal clients too rigidly can unintentionally alienate potential referrals
Language should reflect client experiences and therapy process — not just therapist preferences
Blog posts are a flexible, strategic way to expand on specialty areas without over-niching
Websites should be regularly updated to reflect current practice and make contact easy
Listen to the full episode and access resources:
https://therapyreimagined.com/podcast
Join the Modern Therapist Community:
https://linktr.ee/therapyreimagined
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