For Room to Feel we designed and built the website of a psychologist's practice in Amsterdam, offering therapy in English and Turkish.
Finding a therapist is a vulnerable search, often done in a second language. The site had to feel as calm as the practice room itself and make a first conversation easy to book.
Warm off-whites, olive green and a quiet serif: the design steps back so the room, the therapist and her way of working can come forward.
The site runs in English, Dutch and Turkish, with every page written for that language instead of translated word for word. Approach, fees and practical details are stated plainly, because clarity is part of feeling safe.
A site that answers the three questions every new client has: who will I be talking to, how does it work, and how do I start?
How a first conversation works, the options to choose from and how to book are all set out clearly, in person or online, so starting is one click away from every page.
A calm, trilingual site that answers the practical questions before anyone has to ask.
The arched-doorway logo, an olive and linen palette with a quiet serif, a page for each therapy approach, fees stated plainly, copy shaped together with the therapist and checked against her practice, given a clear flow and made search-friendly, a contact form with language and location choices, booking for the introductory call, structured data for the practice and its fees, and no third-party tracking.
English, Dutch and Turkish, each adapted rather than translated.
Therapy, fees, the therapist and each approach, in every language.
The practice’s own form, or a calendar for the introductory call.
