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Sarah Gershon
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May 7, 2026
420: How A Therapist's Website Shapes A Client's First Impression
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9:19Sarah GershonGUEST
It's a really good question, and I mean, I think the truth is, is that the internet is becoming the main setting for a lot of communication and a lot of life choices that people are making in every direction.
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9:33Sarah GershonGUEST
And your website as a therapist is the one piece of the internet that you own, that belongs to you, and that you can build according to your values as a therapist and according to the way that you want to present yourself to potential clients.
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9:50Sarah GershonGUEST
When we go on Facebook or Instagram or whatever, we are following the rules of that platform.
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9:58Sarah GershonGUEST
We're functioning on a platform that we don't own and don't control, and no matter how great your posts are, they're always going to be sandwiched between other content that you don't have control over and that could be very, you know, problematic or, or whatever.
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10:12Sarah GershonGUEST
But when you have your own website, that is your chance to make your voice heard in a way that you are actually the author.
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