For chronic illness therapists
Clients living with chronic illness have usually been disbelieved — by doctors, employers, sometimes family. Your website has to believe them immediately: the pain is real, the grief is real, and being tired of explaining is reasonable.
Ground8 builds chronic-illness-practice sites around that belief. You answer a short briefing; we write copy about medical gaslighting, identity after diagnosis, and therapy that flexes around flares — reviewed by a human before launch.
Your pain, fatigue, and limits are real — stated outright. For clients used to justifying themselves, this opening line does more than any credential.
The life before diagnosis, the plans shelved, the identity renegotiation — described as genuine grief, not attitude to adjust. Recognition converts here.
Dismissed symptoms, traumatic procedures, the white-coat dread — a section that shows you understand healthcare itself can wound, without turning the page anti-medicine.
Easy rescheduling, online options, sessions that adapt to bad-body days. Stating these upfront answers the practical fear behind every inquiry.
Hold both: some losses are permanent and life remains livable. Steady, unsentimental warmth — we calibrate this register carefully in QA.
Name the common ones you see (fibromyalgia, ME/CFS, autoimmune, chronic pain, POTS) so searchers recognize themselves — without claiming medical expertise beyond therapy.
A short section for the people around the illness — their exhaustion, guilt, and need for support too. It captures secondhand searches competitors ignore.
State a genuinely flexible policy. Flare-friendly scheduling isn't just kind — it's the trust signal this entire audience looks for.
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.