This document is a straight look at where you are, where people are looking and not finding you, what you already have that most therapists don't, and exactly what we build together. No filler, no jargon. Just what's true and what's next.
When we pulled every public-facing profile — your website, your Psychology Today listing, your JaneApp booking page — your strongest hook wasn't on your homepage. It was on Jane, where almost nobody reads it:
"If your brain feels loud, busy, or stuck in nonstop what-if mode, you're in the right place."
— Brianne B., JaneApp bioThat's the line that stops someone scrolling at 1am when their brain won't quiet down. That's the line that should open your website. Instead, your strongest self is scattered across nine separate platforms, each with slightly different language, slightly different contact information, and no unified signal that tells search engines — or AI systems — who you are and what you do.
Nine platforms. No center of gravity.
More people are finding therapists through AI search tools — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews — than through traditional directory browsing. These tools don't just list results. They answer questions, and they name specific providers. The OCD space in your three states is wide open for a specialist to own that answer layer. Right now, no solo ERP specialist does.
Here is what happens when someone types the questions your ideal clients are actually asking:
None of this is a reflection of your clinical skill or your reputation. You have nearly 15 years of experience in a specialty that most therapists avoid because they don't know how to do it correctly. The problem is structural: your site has excellent prose, but no pages built around the specific questions people ask when they're searching. AI systems pull answers from structured, query-matched content. Your content doesn't exist in that form yet.
The good news: nobody in your niche has built this either. That's a window, not a wall.
Before we talk about what we build, it matters that you see what's already working. We're not starting over. We're organizing and activating what exists.
Your homepage copy is specific, accurate, and human. Most therapist sites use generic wellness language. Yours talks about the actual experience of OCD — compulsions, reassurance loops, the exhaustion of living in your head. That's rare and it converts.
Your tools page has a complete three-step journaling framework for OCD and anxiety loops. The writing is clear, clinically sound, and includes a warning against turning the tool into a compulsion — which shows sophisticated clinical thinking. This needs a lead-capture wrapper, not a rewrite.
Your consulting page has real content: families, clinicians, schools, HR teams, nonprofits, speaking and media. You've done the hard work of articulating what you offer. It needs price anchors, named products, and a frictionless intake path — not new ideas.
Psychology Today, IOCDF, Zocdoc, Headway, ThrivingCampus — you're already present on every meaningful platform in your space. These are trust nodes. We synchronize and orchestrate them. We don't rebuild them.
Your Psychology Today profile signals affirming care across bisexual, gay, lesbian, non-binary, queer, and transgender communities, plus racial justice and sex worker allied. Your website doesn't surface any of this. Queer-affirming OCD specialist is a real niche with real search demand and very few providers. That's an untapped page.
Your logo — the gradient silhouette with the heart and plant — is warm, professional, and distinctive. Your brand doesn't need redesigning. Your infrastructure does.
Everything below is included in a single engagement. No add-ons to unlock basic functionality. No monthly retainer required to see the site go live.
A purpose-built site that replaces your current Brighter Vision template. Clean, fast, optimized for how people actually search for OCD therapy in 2026 — and for how AI systems retrieve and cite providers.
Your existing tool stays exactly as you wrote it — the clinical thinking is already there. We add the infrastructure that turns it from a static page into a lead-generation asset.
A new interactive tool built specifically for the person who isn't sure whether what they're experiencing is OCD, anxiety, or something else entirely. This is the question keeping your ideal client awake at night. The tool meets them there.
GBP is one of the most underused tools for telehealth therapists. Because you serve three states virtually, your profile needs to be structured correctly to capture local search intent without misleading Google about your location. We configure it properly and give you a simple maintenance guide.
Work begins immediately. The 20% deposit confirms the engagement and secures your spot on the build schedule. No lengthy onboarding. No intake forms for my benefit.
Five to seven questions about your consulting pricing, the OCD subtypes you see most, and any specific preferences for how the site looks and feels. Takes fifteen minutes. Everything else I've already researched.
I build, you look, we adjust. There's no limit on revision rounds. The site doesn't go live until you're genuinely happy with it — not just satisfied enough.
Typically under 48 hours from the first draft. You pay the remaining balance when the site is live and you're satisfied. Not before.
I track how AI systems are citing you, where your directories stand, and what's changing in your visibility landscape. You get a plain-language monthly report — no vanity metrics, no fluffy summaries. Just what's working, what's not, and what changes.
The site we build together on Hostinger is complete and functional from day one. When you're ready to move faster, the next steps are available but never required.
New site on Hostinger, both tools, GBP guide, monthly monitoring. Everything above. This is the complete first engagement.
Lightning-fast site performance, instant deploys, and a development environment that lets us push changes in minutes instead of hours.
AEO content campaigns, B2B consulting outreach, email nurture sequences, and deeper analytics. Built on AWS infrastructure aligned with growth.
I've built agency-level platforms and compliance-adjacent dashboards for organizations more complex than a solo practice. The infrastructure scales. You don't have to commit to all of it to start — just the piece that moves the needle right now.
Your clinical credibility is real. Your niche is clear. Your writing is already better than most therapists who've been at this for years. The only thing standing between you and being the provider AI systems name when someone asks about OCD therapy in Wisconsin, Illinois, or Nebraska is the infrastructure behind your name.
That's what this is. Ready when you are.