Put your approach into words
Present your training and what led you to this work. Explain lifestyle’s place in your practice simply. Your website should not suggest medical status or skills you do not hold.
By profession / Wellbeing & supportYour practice, in real lifeA naturopath website.Naturally
A naturopath website.Naturally
reflecting you.
Present your approach, support and workshops with a free website. Concrete words that explain your work, far from one-size-fits-all formulas.
Create my naturopath website
01 / Your approach02 / Your formats03 / Your meeting
A brief grounded in your workWhat do you bring
What do you bring
to your appointments?
Talk about how you listen, the topics you cover and your support formats. An individual consultation, cooking workshop and workplace session need different explanations.
List only the services you offer. Your identity is more than a photo of leaves: experience, tone and organisation matter just as much.
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.
A presentation with substanceFrom your general approach
From your general approach
to useful information.
Show how you work
Specify the duration, location and process of a first appointment, followed by possible follow-up arrangements. Visitors should understand what they book or request before contacting you, without deciphering specialist vocabulary.
Distinguish group formats
If you run workshops, state their topic, audience and organisation. A separate presentation is useful when this is a real part of your activity. There is no need for an events calendar if you do not organise events.
Make contact easier
Prices, hours and contact details simplify the process. The contact page sends an enquiry; it should not invite visitors to submit medical records or detailed health information.
Precise about your practice.
Measured in your promises.
Your website can explain topics you discuss: eating habits, lifestyle rhythms or everyday organisation, depending on your work. It should not turn these into promises of healing or invented product recommendations.
For the four content pages, prioritise your real needs: introduction, approach, support and workshops if offered. Contact and legal pages complete the website outside this quota. You can then edit the text to recover your own way of speaking.
Useful answers
Before you get started.
Can I present both consultations and workshops?
Yes. Specify both formats and their importance in your work. The website can distinguish them so someone seeking an individual appointment does not confuse it with a group event.
Do I need a logo to start?
No. A logo is optional. If you provide one, its colours guide the website. Otherwise, describe your desired atmosphere: lively, restrained, warm or editorial, rather than defaulting to green.
Does the website include a supplement shop?
No. This is a business website presenting your activity and receiving enquiries, not a shop. Do not list online selling as an expected feature of this offer.
Can I keep my previous website’s domain?
You can provide your previous website for the redesign. Connecting your own domain is part of Premium. Free publication uses a Site Gratos subdomain with a banner.
Start with the essentialsYour work deserves
Your work deserves
more than a generic description.
A few details about your practice and formats give your website direction. Then review the proposal, add your photos and update content from your account.