A site that sells the whole team,
not just the founder.
Group practices come to us with one full calendar and several half-empty ones. The website is usually why: it was built when the practice was one person, and it still reads that way.
One name on the door,
six clinicians behind it
Your referral sources know one name: yours. Clients search for you, land on a site that is mostly about you, and ask for you. Meanwhile the clinicians you hired to take that load sit at sixty percent, and the second location is a page nobody got round to writing. The practice has grown. The site has to catch up, and then keep selling every clinician and every office without you doing it by hand.
What changed for a practice we built for
One figure from Evolve Therapy & Yoga, and what we have seen hold across the rest. Nothing here is an estimate.
81%
More appointments booked
At Evolve Therapy & Yoga after the new site went live.
Patient Appointment · Evolve Therapy & Yoga
Every clinician, a real profile
Not a name in a list. A page a referrer can send someone to.
A page for every office
So each location ranks in its own town.
Booking that lands with the right person
A visitor books with the clinician who has room, not the practice inbox.
They just got it. I explained my practice once and they built something that sounds like me. Zero tech headaches on my end.
Built for practices with more than one clinician. Every person, specialty and location gets a page that can be found on its own.
Group practices
Structured so ChatGPT can recommend the practice, not one name
Every location findable when Gemini answers a local search
Each clinician’s specialty readable by Grok
Cited by Perplexity with the right office named
Inside a group practice
Built for how a group actually runs
A group practice is a scheduling problem before it is a marketing problem. Who has openings, who takes which insurance, who sees teenagers. The site has to answer those before a client emails to ask.
We write the clinician pages from short interviews, so each one sounds like the person rather than like the founder describing them. Intake is one clear path whichever office someone starts from, and adding a clinician is a page added, not a rebuild.
Our vision
A practice should not depend on one person being the only one people can find.
wwisermind builds for therapists only, and for a group the aim is simple: every clinician findable, every calendar fillable, and the founder free to step back from the front desk.
Our values
Every clinician gets sold
The founder’s page is not the only good page. Each clinician gets a profile written for the client who is looking for exactly them.
Referrers get one clear place
A referral source should be able to send someone to the practice, not to a person, and trust that intake works whichever office they choose.
Growth is a page, not a rebuild
A new hire, a new office, a new specialty: each is added to the structure the site was planned around, and ranks on its own.
Our process
How a group practice site comes together
One call with you, and short interviews with the clinicians who want one. We list every person, specialty, location and insurance the site has to carry, and agree the launch date.
Clinician profiles, location pages and specialty pages, written from the interviews and designed so the practice reads as one thing.
Booking routed to the right clinician, HIPAA-aware intake, and the SEO foundation on every page.
The site goes live on the agreed day. Then local SEO and, where it helps, ads, aimed at the clinicians with room.
One call to start. No proposal deck, no retainer to sign first.
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