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For psychotherapists
A calm, professional site for your therapy practice — booking, discreet contact, and your practice described in your own words. Never your journal system.
There is no authorisation register a reader can look you up in, so the page has to do the work a protected title does elsewhere: say what things cost, say how a course of sessions runs, and name what you have actually trained in.
Four parts, and you write all of them. What follows is the shape of the finished site — the words in it stay yours.
What you work with, who you work with, and how you understand the work. This is the part a reader weighs hardest, and the part nobody else can write for you.
Your education, your method, your supervision and the association you belong to — entered by you and shown as written. No title is filled in for you, and none is implied on your behalf.
Your open times, bookable online, including a short first conversation if that is how you begin. A visitor picks a time instead of composing a message they may never send.
A contact form that reaches only you and asks only what you set it to ask. Someone writing for the first time should not have to explain themselves to a form.
Sitenyx builds and hosts the website. It is not a journal system, not a place to keep notes, and not somewhere client material should be stored — whatever you write down about a client stays where you already keep it, under your own responsibility. What the site is for is being found, being understood and being booked. That is the whole job, and it is enough of one.
The site and everything a form collects sit on EU-resident infrastructure with GDPR-native defaults. No transfer you would have to justify to someone who is already anxious about writing.
You decide the fields. Ask for a name and a sentence; the platform never pushes you to ask for more, and the less you collect the less there is to look after.
Submissions go to you and stay with you. Nothing anyone writes is published, quoted or turned into a review on your site.
Your practice's own domain with automatic TLS, and Danish and English at parity out of 20 available languages.
Three steps. You write the words that matter, and nothing goes out before you say so.
A few sentences about what you work with, how you work, and what you trained in. Plain Danish or English — no brief, and no agency form to fill in.
The AI gives you a first version to argue with. Change every sentence that is not exactly true; in this work an approximate word is worse than no word at all.
Nothing is public until you publish. Connect your domain, publish, and edit it again the day your practice changes.
A free tier you can genuinely publish on, and paid plans in DKK you can read before signing up for anything.
No sales call, no minimum number of users, and no plan you have to ask the price of. Prices are per month; the pricing page has the detail.
See pricingNo. Sitenyx is the website, not a journal system. Notes and client material stay in whatever you already use, and there is nowhere on the site for them to go.
In your own words. The site describes your training, your method and your memberships as you write them, and never implies a protected title you do not hold.
Forms are GDPR-native and the data is EU-resident. You decide what is asked — and a short form is both kinder to fill in and less to look after afterwards.
Yes. Your open times can be booked straight from the site, and a first conversation can be set up as its own appointment type if that is how you begin.
Yes — both at parity out of 20 available languages. A client who does not have Danish as a first language reads the same site in English.
From 0 DKK with a real free tier, and paid plans in DKK with no minimum number of users. The pricing page shows all of it before you create an account.
The preview is free and needs no account. You decide what is published, and when.
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