Greater Change Therapy
Greater Change Therapy needed a clearer brand presence, higher conversion rates, and a smoother user experience to support their fast growth. We redesigned their online experience with a structured funnel, improved product storytelling, and clarified their unique value (affordable therapy, flexible scheduling, 24/7 support).
The result: a cleaner flow, stronger credibility, and higher engagement across key pages.
While their product quality was strong, they struggled with low conversions and inconsistent branding. They needed a fresh look and a better user experience to scale their online business.
Project overview
Greater Change Therapy is a rapidly growing online mental-health platform offering affordable therapy services, crisis support, and licensed therapist matching for individuals and couples.
Despite strong demand and a powerful mission, their website struggled with inconsistent messaging, low clarity, and a user experience that made it difficult for visitors to understand their services.
They needed a complete redesign to improve trust, streamline navigation, and communicate their unique value — $13.50 sessions, 24/7 support, and a culturally aware team of licensed therapists.
We redesigned their site into a clear, modern, and conversion-optimized funnel that better tells their story, highlights their services, and guides users toward booking their first session.
Our Approach
We redesigned Greater Change Therapy’s online experience with a clear, trustworthy, and conversion-focused approach.
We restructured the site so visitors can immediately understand the services, pricing, therapist matching process, and unique benefits.
Soft visuals, calming colors, and clearer messaging to match the emotional nature of therapy and build immediate trust with users.
We developed new pages highlighting therapy types, pricing transparency, crisis support, and therapist profiles — each designed to drive sign-ups.
Simplified the journey from homepage → understanding the offer → booking a session. Added stronger CTAs, trust elements, and credibility signals.
The Results
