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For psychologists in private practice
Online booking, careful contact forms, and your credentials presented correctly — hosted in the EU, on your own domain. Never your journal system.
Not your method statement. Price, confidentiality and what actually happens in a first session — the three things someone weighs before deciding whether to write to you at all.
Four parts, each written and edited by you. This is the structure of the finished site, not a picture of one.
Who you work with, what you work with, and how you work — in your own words, on one page a reader can finish without hunting for the meaning.
Your education, your authorisation, your supervision and your memberships, shown as you wrote them. Sitenyx fills in no title for you and asserts none on your behalf.
Your available times, bookable online. A visitor sees when you are free — never who took the other times, and never anything about anyone else's appointment.
You choose what the form asks. It can be a name and a sentence; it does not need to be a case history, and it should not be one.
This is a website. It presents your practice and it takes bookings. It is not a journal system, not clinical record-keeping, and not somewhere case material belongs — your records stay in your journal system, under your own obligation, and nothing on this page changes that. The site is the front door; the clinical work stays behind it.
Your site and its form submissions sit on EU-resident infrastructure with GDPR-native defaults. Nothing lands in a jurisdiction you would have to explain to a client who asked.
The form collects what you configure it to collect. The safest intake form is a short one, and nothing in the platform pushes you toward a longer one.
What someone writes goes to you. It is not published, not shown as a quote, and not turned into a public review anywhere on your site.
Your practice's own domain with automatic TLS, and Danish and English at parity out of 20 available — a client who reads English reads the same site.
You describe the practice, the AI drafts it, and you decide what is true enough to publish.
A few plain sentences: the people you see, what you work with, and how you work. No brief to write and no design questionnaire to sit through.
The AI writes a first version. In this profession the wording is the work, so rewrite it until it sounds like you and delete whatever does not.
Nothing is public until you publish it. Connect your domain, publish, and change it again whenever the practice changes.
A real free tier you can publish on, and paid plans you can read in full before you create an account.
No sales call, no minimum number of users, and no plan you have to ask about. Prices are per month, and the pricing page carries the full detail.
See pricingNo — Sitenyx is not a journal system, and that is a hard boundary. The site presents your practice and takes bookings; your record-keeping obligation and your clinical notes stay in your journal system, exactly where they are today.
Forms are GDPR-native and the data is EU-resident. You decide what a contact form asks — and sensitive case material belongs in your journal system, not on a website.
Yes. Your credentials appear exactly as you enter them. Sitenyx fills in no title for you and asserts none on your behalf — what you claim stays your responsibility, and stays yours.
No. The wording, the structure and the vocabulary here are written for a clinical practice, not for a spa — and you write the text yourself, so the tone ends up where you put it.
Yes. Online booking is built in: the visitor sees your open times and takes one, with no email exchange and no separate scheduling tool bolted on beside it.
From 0 DKK with a real free tier — and yes, your own domain with automatic TLS, so the address you hand a client is your own.
The preview costs nothing and needs no account. Nothing reaches a client until you publish it.
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