Who welcomes the person?
Your background, training and professional approach deserve an accessible introduction. Distinguish qualifications obtained from interests. A personal portrait can complete the page after generation.
Your hypnotherapist website.
An open door,
not a mystery.
Create a free website explaining your approach simply. Give visitors the information they need to get to know you and ask their first questions.
Create my hypnotherapist websiteAn explained approachA clear frameworkEasier contact
Your practice, without shortcutsHow do you introduce
How do you introduce
a first session?
That is a good starting point for your brief. Explain how you welcome someone, how the first conversation works and what you want them to know before coming.
Specify your training and professional framework. Your website should neither give you a title you do not hold nor confuse your practice with stage hypnosis.
The free offer includes four content pages, plus contact and legal pages, on a Site Gratos subdomain with its banner. You can edit your content from your account. Connecting a personal domain and removing the banner are part of the Premium offer.
Answer questions before persuading“I do not know
“I do not know
what to expect.”
Your visitor may never have seen a hypnotherapist before. A page listing topics without explaining a session answers only some of their questions.
Present discussion time, the role of hypnosis in your approach and practical arrangements. A clear description explains your offer without turning the website into a promise of instant change.
Your tone can be warm and precise. The words you use in your practice are often a better starting point than mysterious or spectacular language.
Three reference points for your future website
Make the framework clear.
What does the support offer?
State the situations you work with and your practice’s limits. Avoid lists of guaranteed results or session counts presented as valid for everyone. The aim is an informed first conversation.
How can people contact you?
Practice address, remote format if offered, approximate duration, price and contact details should be easy to find. The form remains a way to write to you, not a medical questionnaire.
From discovery
to the first conversation.
A homepage introducing your practice, a page for your approach, another for support and a final one explaining sessions: this is one possible structure, adjusted to your brief. Contact and legal pages are added outside the quota.
Explain my approach to support →Useful answers
Before you get started.
Should I use hypnosis or hypnotherapy?
Use terms that genuinely describe your work and training. You can clarify the distinction in the activity field. What matters is that visitors understand your professional framework and do not assume qualifications you lack.
Can I present remote sessions?
Yes, if you offer them. Specify arrangements, practical conditions and audiences in your brief. You can request a link to an existing tool; video-conferencing software is not automatically created.
Can the website reuse my previous content?
Choose redesign and enter your current website URL. Identify changed information, especially contact details, prices or arrangements. The first proposal has four content pages even if your previous website had more.
How can I avoid an impersonal presentation?
Give a few phrases you use to explain your practice, your actual background and what you want to clarify before a first session. After delivery, you can review and edit text from your account.
Your voice belongs herePresent your approach.
Present your approach.
We give it a space.
Start with the essentials. Your website can then welcome your own photos and text adjustments that make your introduction more personal.