When someone reads your website and thinks, 'this person understands me.'

That's where the relationship begins.

Jane Travis, Grow Your Private Practice
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The conversations that draw you in - they shape whether someone feels understood, and whether reaching out starts to feel possible.

THE PRACTICE YOU WANT

Picture opening your diary and seeing the kinds of people and issues that energise you.

The conversations that draw you in.

The work that feels meaningful.

When your practice starts to look like that, something changes. it becomes...

More focused.

More meaningful.

More like the reason you came into this profession in the first place.

CONNECTION BEGINS BEFORE THE FIRST SESSION

Before someone reaches out, they're often wondering: 'Will this person understand what I'm going through?'

They're not just looking for information. They're looking for recognition.

Something that tells them: This person gets it. This is the kind of support I’ve been looking for.

When your website reflects how you really think about your work: the people you care about supporting, and the issues you understand deeply, something shifts.

The right people feel understood.

Trust begins to form.

And reaching out becomes easier.

GROW YOUR PRIVATE PRACTICE MEMBERSHIP

For many therapists, writing and visibility can feel like something you keep meaning to get to — but never quite get going with.

The Grow Your Private Practice Membership gives you structure, support, and a clear way forward — so you're not left figuring it all out on your own.

Inside, you'll find:

  • Framework First LIVE blog writing
  • Comprehensive resource library
  • Personal 1:1 feedback with Jane
  • Supportive co-working sessions

So you can write more consistently — and get found by the right clients.

If you're looking for something simpler to start with, The Framework First Blogging Method gives you a clear structure to follow — so you're never starting from scratch.

ABOUT JANE

Jane Travis, helping counsellors get found by more clients

Hi, I'm Jane Travis.

Before working with therapists on their writing and websites, I spent 14 years as a counsellor and supervisor.

That experience shapes everything I do now, because I know what it's like to sit with clients, and I know how hard it can be to then turn that into words on a page.

I've since supported hundreds of therapists to get found by the right clients, by helping them put what they already know into words that truly connect.

Grow Your Private Practice - The Vault

THE VAULT (FREE RESOURCES)

If writing your website or starting a blog is something you keep meaning to get to, but it never quite happens, this is a good place to start.

Inside The Vault, you'll find a collection of free resources to help you turn what you already know into words that connect and help you get found by the right clients.

You might explore things like:

  • Understanding the client's journey into therapy, and what to write at each stage
  • Scripts to help you communicate clear, confident business boundaries
  • Simple ways to get found by helping, not selling

There's plenty more inside, but you don't need to go through everything.

Just choose one thing that fits where you are right now, and begin there.

FROM THE BLOG & PODCAST

If you enjoy learning through reading or listening, you might enjoy these — You'll find practical ideas and thoughtful conversations about building a therapy practice that works for you.

WORK WITH ME

If you'd rather have focused support to shape your words, we can do that together.

My one-to-one sessions are designed to help you turn what you already know into words that reflect your work and help the right clients recognise themselves.

Whether you're refining your homepage or finding your direction, you don't have to figure it out alone.

If your website doesn't reflect the work you most care about, this is where we start.

Take a look at the ways we can work together, and begin shaping words that help the right clients recognise themselves.