Squarespace

Brittany already had a website, but it was working against her. Her practice, Complete Behavior Consulting, had evolved into something highly specialized: a behavioral health practice built around partnership, real-life support, and a genuine belief that therapy should give people their lives back, not consume them. None of that came through online. The site looked like every other ABA provider, same clinical distance, same generic feel. It blended in with an industry she had spent years distinguishing herself from.

Over two focused days on Squarespace, we rebuilt her online presence from the ground up. The site covers Home, Services, About, FAQ, and Contact, with a contact form and insurance information woven into the experience so that families and referral partners can quickly find what they need. We also developed a custom logo and a full brand positioning and messaging strategy that set the tone for every word on the site.

The message we landed on, "Higher Standards. Warmer Care.," shaped everything. Rather than leading with diagnoses or therapy hours the way most ABA sites do, the site leads with partnership, philosophy, and what it actually feels like to work with Brittany's team. That positioning work is what makes this project stand out in a field where nearly everyone looks and sounds the same.

Brittany now has a digital home that reflects the caliber of her practice and the care she puts into every client relationship. The site speaks clearly to families, adults, case managers, and referral partners, and it does it in a voice that actually sounds like her.

Bobbie’s work was deep and meaningful, but her website needed to communicate that value more clearly and guide visitors toward action.

We refined her messaging, elevated the brand experience, and translated nuanced services into language that builds trust quickly.

The refreshed site includes dedicated service pages, strategic calls to action, an ongoing blog, and an updated Shift Mentoring experience.

Now visitors feel connected to her work and know exactly how to begin.

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When Anita’s previous website builder stalled, she reached out in a panic. Her business was growing, but her site was holding her back. Within 48 hours, I rebuilt Inspired Infusions from the ground up on Squarespace, keeping her original content but giving it a cleaner, more reliable foundation.

A passion-fueled, thriving brand that was stuck behind tech limitations now has a platform that reflects its personality, functions beautifully, and can evolve as the business does.

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Charlotte was launching P.U.L.S.E. Consulting and quickly found out that starting a business means wearing a dozen hats at once. Building a website was one task too many.

In two days, she had a polished, client-ready Squarespace site that communicated her expertise clearly and gave her a professional home base from day one.

The site covers her tiered consulting packages, a clear path to booking a discovery call, and a newsletter opt-in to grow her audience over time.

Charlotte arrived overwhelmed. She left with a site that was ready for clients.

Kristen came to me with a site that already looked good. A designer built it a few years back and it still photographed beautifully, but her business had outgrown it. Kristen is an IBCLC who serves two very different audiences: parents who need feeding support, and fellow lactation professionals in her LFG program. The old site tried to talk to both at once. Her classes and events had nowhere clean to live, her provider program had no real home, and the navigation asked visitors to do too much sorting on their own.

We tackled this as a one-day sprint on Squarespace, which let us sharpen what was already working without the cost or disruption of a full rebuild. I restructured the homepage around a clear, parent-focused flow, simplified the booking path so people stop second-guessing which option to choose, and built a dedicated LFG page for her provider audience. Then I cleaned up the navigation so parents and providers each have their own clear path, and added a new "What Parents Say" page so her real client stories finally had a place to shine.

My favorite piece was rebuilding her resources page so she can keep it current on her own. Kristen wanted one spot for her favorite books, podcasts, and products for both parents and providers, and she wanted to add to it anytime without needing me. I structured it for exactly that, then recorded a short walkthrough video so updating it never feels intimidating. She owns that page now, and it will grow right alongside her practice.

Kristen's site finally matches how far her business has come. Parents land on a clear path to book, providers have a page that speaks straight to them, and her on-page SEO score reached 100 percent, with FAQ schema and accessibility fixes helping the right people find her. She walked away with a site that fits her business today, and I am in her corner whenever the next chapter calls for another round.