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The Psychology of Colour for Your Therapy Website: How to Choose Your Colours

As therapists, we understand the impact of the environment on our clients' emotions. Your website's colour palette is no different - it's the digital equivalent of your therapy room's ambiance.

Jan 15, 2025
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The 5 Colour Framework

Professional grade websites typically use 5 key colours:

  1. Lightest (usually white/off-white) - For readability

  2. Light (brand color) - For main sections

  3. Bright (accent) - For calls-to-action

  4. Dark (brand color) - For depth

  5. Darkest (usually black/off-black) - For text


The biggest mistake therapists make?

Most therapists either:

  • Default to templ…

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