A parent searches late at night, worried, needing to feel your practice is safe within seconds. If the teenager sees the site, it can't look babyish or clinical.
A page explaining consent and confidentiality plainly, without jargon, reassures the parent while signalling to the teenager they'll be treated as a person, not a case.
- A page parents and teens can both trust
- A consent page reflecting Gillick/mature-minor principles
- Suburb and specialism search ranking
- A parent-friendly enquiry form
- No testimonials by design
What we won't promise
- No guaranteed rankings or client numbers
- No fake reviews
- No testimonials, whatever your registration
- No results in a week
How do we explain confidentiality for under-18 clients?
We write a plain-language page on consent and what is shared with parents, matching your practice policy and Gillick/mature-minor principles rather than a generic template.
Do parents or teenagers read the site first?
Usually parents search first, but teenagers often check the site themselves before agreeing to attend. We write for both audiences at once.
Can the site mention school or GP referral pathways?
Yes. A short note on how referrals reach you, and on headspace as the free option, helps the family know what to expect.
Is this compliant with AHPRA, PACFA and ACA advertising rules?
Yes. No testimonials, no outcome claims — meets AHPRA rules if registered, PACFA/ACA if not.