How often should therapists update their website?
Review positioning and core pages at least once a year. Update fees, telehealth scope, availability, and GBP whenever those change. Add service pages when you lean into a new specialty.
Practice visibility answers
Review core positioning yearly. Update fees, availability, and telehealth scope whenever they change. Add or deepen service pages when your niche shifts. Keep Google Business Profile aligned with every meaningful change.
Add a new intent-based service page when you lean into a specialty. Refresh GBP categories and services to match. Publish a new answer or resource page when the same client questions keep coming up on consults. See Google Business Profile for therapists for local alignment.
You do not need weekly blog posts or cosmetic redesigns. Stability matters — clients and referrers should not land on a homepage that changes tone every month. Update for clarity and accuracy, not novelty.
Review positioning and core pages at least once a year. Update fees, telehealth scope, availability, and GBP whenever those change. Add service pages when you lean into a new specialty.
Fees and insurance, availability language, telehealth and location scope, service pages for specialties you want to grow, and FAQ accuracy on major pages.
Stale fees, wrong locations, and thin service pages erode trust and weaken local alignment. Search and AI systems also prefer clear, current, specific content.
Rick Julian (2026). How often to update a therapist website. Deeper. https://deeperwebsites.com/how-often-to-update-therapist-website
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