For trauma therapists
Trauma survivors read websites the way they'd enter an unfamiliar room: checking for safety, for exits, for signs they'll be pushed too fast. Clinical language, dramatic claims, and pushy booking widgets all read as unsafe.
Ground8 builds trauma-informed sites from your own words. You answer a short briefing; a human QA expert checks every line for pressure, promises, and ethics compliance before your site goes live.
Clear statements about pace, consent, and the client's control — written as facts about how you work, not as marketing. Survivors notice these lines first.
EMDR, somatic work, CPT — explained in plain words focused on what the client experiences, never on dramatic before-and-after narratives.
No countdown timers, no 'limited spots' urgency, no chat popups that follow the cursor. Just a quiet form and a clear note about what happens next.
Why you do this work, how you hold difficult stories, what steadiness looks like in your room. Credentials support the story; they aren't the story.
Yes, briefly — childhood trauma, assault, accidents, medical trauma — so people recognize themselves. Keep it as a calm list, not graphic descriptions.
Focus on the experience: what sessions look like, that the client stays in control, that nothing is forced. We write these pages from your briefing answers.
Many trauma therapists work online successfully. State how you handle safety and grounding remotely — one honest paragraph answers the question before it's asked.
Full recovery, timelines, or that any method works for everyone. Your site should promise steadiness and skill — never outcomes.
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.