Your approach, in your words
Explain your background, how you welcome people and the role of exercises in your sessions. Visitors should be able to picture your support without knowing sophrology terminology.
By profession / WellbeingYour approach. Your presence.
Create your sophrologist website.Simply, for free.
Before a first session, people often have questions. Offer a clear, welcoming place to discover your practice, understand your support and contact you.
Create my sophrologist websiteNo credit card required · Reflecting youStart with your practiceYou know your profession.
You know your profession.
Tell us how you practise it.
Do you welcome people at your practice, offer remote sessions or run groups? Include only what you actually do. These details give your future website a more authentic voice than a generic list of specialities.
Your profession is prefilled. Add your name, practice location and the information you want to make visible.
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.
Reassure without overpromisingA website that prepares
A website that prepares
the first meeting.
What a session involves
Duration, individual or group format, location, price and process help prepare a first meeting. Specify what is offered remotely and what requires attendance at your practice.
A straightforward next step
A visible phone number, hours and contact page prevent people searching for how to write to you. The form is for first contact, not collecting confidential medical information.
Content that reflects youNot a catalogue of promises.
Not a catalogue of promises.
A faithful introduction.
If you support people with stress, sleep or preparing for an event, explain how you approach these topics without promising outcomes. Training, experience and audiences belong here when accurate and verifiable.
A structured presentation might bring your approach, support and session arrangements together around a general homepage. Contact and legal pages complete it. Sections are chosen from your brief, not imposed on every practice.
Present my support →Prepare for your brief
- What distinguishes your approach
- The people you welcome
- Session process and formats
- Practical information about your practice
No diagnosis, invented testimonials or guaranteed results.
Useful answers
Before you get started.
Can I present several session types?
Yes. Describe individual sessions, workshops or group work if you offer them. Explain who they are for and how they work: this helps organise content without multiplying nearly identical pages.
Can the website discuss stress or sleep?
You can specify topics covered in your practice without claiming cures or guaranteed results. The presentation should stay true to your work and not imply medical care if that is not what you provide.
Is this a booking calendar?
The website makes contact easier. It should not be confused with a calendar managing your availability. If you already have a booking URL, include it in your brief to request a link.
Can I redesign my existing practice website?
Choose “Redesign my existing website” and enter its URL. Add information to retain and to update. The initial version remains limited to four content pages, plus contact and legal pages.
Take the first step
An online presence as personal as your welcome.
You do not need to write your whole website today. Start with essential facts and words that best describe your practice. You can then review and edit your content.