Selected work

Eight practices. Eight completely different sites.

Every project below was hand-coded from scratch and shaped around one specific practice or business, its clients, its specialties, its voice. No shared template. No platform fees. Each client owns their domain, hosting, and code outright.

fullbloomcounseling.com

Group practice

Full Bloom Counseling Group

Denver, Colorado

A growing Denver group practice of seven clinicians needed a website that could hold every therapist's story without collapsing into a faceless directory. The goal was a site that felt like the practice itself, warm, credible, and easy for the right client to navigate to the right person.

What I built: individual clinician profiles, specialty service pages, JSON-LD structured data for local search, analytics, and a contact form with multiple delivery fallbacks so no inquiry ever gets lost. Hand-coded and deployed on edge hosting at no monthly cost.

7 clinician profiles Specialty service pages Structured data Analytics $0 hosting

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apex-mhc.com

Brand identity & website

Apex Mental Health Counseling

Colorado, by telehealth

Dr. Jeremy Reichert, PhD, LPC, NCC, had fourteen years of clinical practice behind him and needed the whole identity, not just a website. He works with veterans, survivors of domestic violence, people in recovery, burned-out high achievers, and couples, all by telehealth across Colorado. The identity had to feel steady enough for that whole list without looking like a clinic.

What I built: the identity came first. The mark is two nested peaks, the name is set in Bodoni Moda, and the palette is a quiet ink, paper, and sage. From there, a logo kit in every shape and color he'd need, press-ready business cards, and a branded inquiry email. The site carries real Colorado contour lines through as its texture, gives every specialty its own page, and has a journal Jeremy writes himself from a simple editor, with a switch that keeps drafts invisible until he publishes.

Logo & brand identity Business cards Specialty pages Self-edit journal Structured data $0 hosting

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The identity

Logo, stacked

Business card, front

Back of the Apex business card on cream: the line Not a peak to reach, the capacity to hold height, then Dr. Jeremy Reichert's name, credentials, and contact details, with map coordinates in the corner. — Business card, back

lovettcounselingandconsulting.com

Solo practice

Lovett Counseling & Consulting

Denver, Colorado

A trauma-informed counselor (LPC, CCTP) building a practice around depth and pacing needed a site that read the way her sessions feel, unhurried, warm, and honest. The writing mattered as much as the design.

What I built: a full multi-page site, separate pages for individual therapy, couples therapy, and consulting & training, plus a fees page, an FAQ, and an about page, each with its own structured data and local SEO, wrapped in an editorial voice built to turn a quiet reader into a first phone call.

Multi-page build Individual & couples Consulting pages Fees & FAQ Trauma-informed voice

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goldenhourwellnesscolorado.com

Group practice

Golden Hour Wellness Colorado

Colorado

Founder Shayla Martinez-O'Brien runs a group practice that, among other things, hosts an ongoing support group for new mothers, one whose meeting dates shift from month to month. A site that needed a developer on call for every date change wasn't going to work.

What I built: a full migration off Squarespace onto hand-coded, edge-hosted pages, blog/journal functionality, simple self-edit access so the practice can update group dates and page copy themselves, and a combined scheduling & insurance widget, Acuity and Thrizer wired together into one toggle instead of two separate embeds competing for the same space on the page.

Squarespace migration Blog / Journal Self-edit content access Acuity + Thrizer widget Structured data $0 hosting

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coolbirdcounseling.com

Design rebuild & migration

Cool Bird Counseling

Denver, Colorado

Kelly Faus, MA, LPC, LAC came to me with a single-page mockup another designer had already built, on a platform he didn't want to be locked into long-term. The design was worth keeping. The platform wasn't.

What I built: a pixel-for-pixel hand-coded rebuild of the existing design, off its original CMS entirely, then the rest of the site built out around it, additional pages, a built-in safety plan generator clients can fill out and print for themselves, structured data, and the same zero-monthly-fee hosting as everything else here. Proof a rebuild doesn't have to mean starting the design over.

Pixel-for-pixel rebuild Off the original CMS Safety plan generator Full site build-out Structured data $0 hosting

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rootedresonancetherapy.com

Full rebrand

Rooted Resonance Therapy

Colorado

Annie Memmott had built real search equity under her original name, Rooted Resonance Coaching, then decided the practice needed a different name and license to match what it actually was: somatic therapy and sound healing, not coaching. A full rebrand, not a redesign.

What I built: a new hand-coded site under the new domain and the new name, plus 301 redirects from every URL on the old coaching site, so none of that earned SEO authority got orphaned the day the old domain went dark.

Full rebrand 301 redirects SEO authority carryover Somatic therapy & sound healing $0 hosting

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safersoundsclub.com

Specialty brand & digital product

The Safer Sounds Club

Online workshop

Not every therapist project is a private-practice homepage. This one is a specialty brand and digital workshop for a licensed therapist helping people with misophonia through somatic work, a distinct identity that needed to feel like a warm invitation, not a clinic.

What I built: a narrative landing page, an interactive self-assessment quiz, workshop and blog sections, and email capture to grow a waitlist, all hand-coded with its own voice and design language, entirely separate from any therapy-directory template.

Brand identity Interactive quiz Workshop pages Blog Email capture

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Redesign inside Squarespace

Sanare Psychosocial Rehabilitation

Sanare wanted to stay on Squarespace, so I didn't rebuild it. I worked inside the site they already had.

New color, type and spacing on every page. All 21 service pages rewritten so someone who has never heard the words “psychosocial rehabilitation” understands what it is by the second paragraph. Underneath: structured data, alt text on every image, cleaner navigation, and redirects so nothing that used to rank breaks.

Both windows scroll. The one on the left is a full-page capture of the old homepage.

The Sanare Psychosocial Rehabilitation homepage before the redesign: a dark blue banner, a geometric pink and teal graphic, a gold list of when support may be appropriate, and a photo of two women talking. — Beforeoriginal homepage

Nowsanare-colorado.com

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Also: not exclusively therapists

This works outside therapy, too.

Christopher Brunson runs an owner's-representative and project-management practice for multifamily property, unit turnovers, renovations, vendor coordination, the whole mess of getting a unit back online fast. Different world than a therapy practice, same problem: a site that had to read as competent and fast-moving as the work itself.

What I built: a full site, services, active projects, and an about page built around Christopher directly, hand-coded and deployed with the same zero-platform-fee setup as every practice above.

Owner's rep & PM Services & projects pages Local SEO $0 hosting

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workwithbrunson.com

Spaces. Projects. People: “Projects back online, faster.”

Also: timber framing

Log Dog Timberworks

Log Dog hand-cuts timber frame pergolas, pavilions, arbors and hewn beams for backyards across the Denver metro, in solid Douglas fir joined with mortise and tenon and oak pegs. The joinery is the whole pitch, and it doesn’t come through in a phone photo, so the site had to show the craft up close and still turn up when someone in Arvada or Castle Rock searches for a pergola builder.

What I built: a full site with a page for each kind of build, a service-area page covering sixteen Front Range towns, project write-ups in a journal, and structured data naming every town served, hand-coded and deployed with the same zero-platform-fee setup as everything else here.

Timber framing Service pages Service areas Project journal Local SEO $0 hosting

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logdogtimberworks.com

“Hand-cut timber frames for Colorado backyards.”

Your practice deserves its own.

If any of these feel close to what you're picturing, or nothing like it, in the best way, let's talk about what yours could be.

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