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Website Design for Group Therapy Practices in Canada

Adding a clinician? Your website probably still reads like a solo practice. We build sites for teams, so each clinician is easy to find, easy to book and easy to add.
Working on your own? See website design for solo therapists.
KaZa Family Centre's Team page: the headline A Team that Listens, Understands, and Supports with a river photo, above clinician cards that each show a photo, credentials, specialty tags and a view profile button

When a group practice needs a new website

  • Hiring

    You are hiring and the new clinician's schedule is empty.

    The site has to help the right clients find that person.

  • Recruiting

    You want to attract good clinicians.

    Candidates look at your website before they apply.

  • Growing

    You are adding a service or a location.

    It needs its own pages and its own message.

  • Outgrown

    Your site was built when it was just you.

    The homepage says "I" and one booking button sends everyone to the same place.

What changes when you are a team

  • Clinician pages

    A page for every clinician.

    A real bio, a current photo, credentials and a consistent layout, so each person can be found and chosen.

  • Finding a fit

    A way to find the right clinician.

    Services are organized by what clients need, then linked to the clinicians who offer them.

  • Booking

    Booking for each person.

    Each clinician gets their own booking link, set up with the system you already use, such as Jane.

  • Careers

    A Join our team page.

    A clear message for candidates, written for the kind of clinician you want to hire.

  • Intake

    Intake that reaches the right person.

    Forms are set up so inquiries go where they should, with privacy in mind.

  • Easy updates

    Add or remove a clinician without a developer.

    The site is built so you or your admin can update a bio, swap a photo or retire a page in minutes.

Built for owners with no spare time

You are already managing caseloads, follow-up and a team. The process has five clear steps, and most of your time goes into the first three.

  1. 1
    Your part

    Questionnaire

    You answer questions about your practice, your team and your clients.

  2. 2
    Your part

    Strategy call

    We talk through your practice, your ideal clients and what your site needs to say.

  3. 3
    Your part

    Design approval

    You review and approve the design and the pages we have drafted.

  4. 4
    Our part

    Development

    We build the site and connect your booking and forms.

  5. 5
    Our part

    Launch

    We test everything and publish.

Copywriting is optional. If you want it, we write the copy, so you are reviewing, not starting from a blank page.

Bios and claims that follow your college's rules

Each regulatory college in Canada has its own advertising rules, and they differ between professions and provinces.

  • We review every clinician's bio and the practice's claims against those rules before launch.
  • We flag anything that needs a second look.
  • Each registrant remains responsible for their own advertising, so confirm anything unclear with the college.

Recent work

Ongoing support as you grow

Your practice will keep changing. Care plans start at $500 CAD/month + HST and cover:

Care plans are for group practices and are built around a team that keeps changing. Solo practice websites use managed hosting instead, a smaller annual plan that covers hosting, maintenance and two updates a month.

  • Updates when you hire, add a service or open a location
  • One person to contact when something breaks
  • A simple monthly report on where inquiries come from
  • Monthly technical monitoring so search engines and AI tools can keep reading your site

Pricing and process

Group practice websites start at
$6,000 CAD + HST

The final price depends on the number of clinicians, locations and service lines, and whether you want copywriting support.

Not sure where to start? Book a free 30-minute call with me. We'll look at your website together and find the gaps in your messaging and in how clients find you online.

Book a website review

How it works

  1. Website review or discovery call
  2. Structure and strategy
  3. Design and content
  4. Build and launch in Webflow
  5. Ongoing support
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Still unsure? A discovery call is the fastest way to get an answer for your practice.
How much does a group practice website cost in Canada?

Group practice websites from June Plum Creative start at $6,000 CAD + HST. The price depends on the number of clinicians, locations and service lines, and whether you want copywriting support. If you are not sure where to start, a free 30-minute website review is a good first step.

In most cases, yes. A separate page gives each clinician room for a real bio, a current photo, credentials and their own booking link. It also means a change for one person touches one page, not the whole site.

Give each clinician their own booking link so visitors can book the person they chose. Many booking systems, including Jane, support this. Put each link on that clinician's page and check it whenever the team changes.

Yes, if the site is built for it. We set up your site so you can add a clinician page, edit a bio or remove someone who has left without hiring a developer.

We review each bio and claim against the rules of each clinician's college and flag anything that needs attention. Each registrant remains responsible for their own advertising, so anything unclear should be confirmed with the college.

Most group practice builds take four to eight weeks, depending on how many clinicians are included and how quickly content and approvals come back.