The psychological skills of training, assessment, diagnosis and therapy are in higher demand than ever in the present economic climate, and many psychologists are now moving into private practice.

Psychologists in private practice need an online presence to:

• inform potential referrers of your psychology services
• publicise your training, supervision or consultancy work
• attract new clients, whether individual or corporate
• raise your local, national or international profile
• offer appropriate questionnaires or other tools
• highlight publications, books or other products
• and present skills, services or information which may be helpful to others

Irwell Design for your website design and development

At Irwell Design we specialise in creating unique and useful websites for the health, social care and therapy world and we're familiar with the way psychologists work. We collaborate with you to develop text for pages which will be visible to search engines, while at the same time creating a unique, attractive design which will catch the attention of referrers and others who will be using your services.

Excellent customer service in website design

We strive to give excellent customer service, which for us means paying close attention to what you really want, getting a good understanding of the work you want your website to do, staying in close touch, and being reliable — doing just what we say we will.

Visit our examples page to see sites which we've designed for other counsellors, psychotherapists and psychologists — and their testimonials.

For instance, Sarah said: "I found Irwell Design very helpful in guiding me through the process of designing my site. It was a collaborative process and I particularly liked the way I was asked for information in stages and then sent feedback."

To get an idea of fees, there are two simply and clearly priced packages, indicating precisely what you get for your money. Of course, we're always happy to quote for non-standard sites too.

Contact us for further information, a formal quotation, or just a friendly discussion about a potential website. You may just be scanning the market, or you may not be ready to go ahead yet — that's fine, there'll be no hard sell!