For addiction counselors
People seeking help with substance use or compulsive behaviors expect judgment — from the world, and maybe from a therapist too. Your website's first task is proving you're not another lecture. Its second is being honest about what you do and don't treat.
Ground8 builds addiction-practice sites that are direct and shame-free. You answer a 15-minute briefing; we write copy that's clear about your approach (harm reduction, abstinence-based, 12-step-friendly or not) so the right clients recognize themselves.
Harm reduction, abstinence, moderation goals — whichever is true, say it early. Clients searching for addiction help filter hard on philosophy; vagueness loses them.
Clear lines about detox, residential needs, and co-occurring issues — plus what referral looks like. Honesty here builds more trust than claiming everything.
Who sees records, what employers can and can't learn, how billing appears. For this audience, privacy specifics aren't fine print — they're the decision.
Partners and parents search too. A dedicated section on how you involve loved ones (and when you don't) captures inquiries the main page would miss.
State your relationship to them plainly — supportive, neutral, or alternative. Both 12-step-friendly and non-12-step clients search for explicit confirmation.
If yes, say so with a note on documentation and reporting. It's a specific search with little competition and very clear intent.
Give each its own section if you treat them. People search these terms specifically and want to see their issue named, not folded into 'substance use.'
Yes — one honest paragraph that relapse doesn't mean failure or discharge. It's among the most reassuring things an addiction site can say.
Answer a 15-minute briefing in your own words. Our AI drafts your site from your answers, a human QA expert refines every line, and you approve before anything goes live. $57/mo all-inclusive, no setup, cancel anytime.