Built for your field

Software for therapists and private practices

I ran a private practice and I built the state's provider directory, so I know this vertical from both chairs. Psychology Today alone stopped being a marketing plan; clients now search Google, ask ChatGPT for recommendations, and judge you by your website before they ever call. Ulric builds the owned stack that carries a practice: a fast site with the structured data answer engines quote, a booking flow that fills the caseload without phone tag, and automation for the admin work that eats clinical hours.

Both chairsbuilt by a licensed counselor who codes
16,800Oregon providers indexed by my directory
Top 3Google rankings I hold for counseling searches
Answer-readystructured data answer engines can quote

Proof, not promises

Work I've shipped for people like you.

Common questions

Do you understand HIPAA and clinical workflows?

Yes, from the inside. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who ran a telehealth practice, worked residential treatment, and still works in corrections. Privacy sensibilities and clinical workflow fluency are built into everything I ship.

Is a website enough, or do I need directories too?

You need a mix: an owned site with real content, a tuned Google Business Profile, and selective directories that match your specialty. I build the owned stack and set up the rest so referrals compound instead of renting visibility.

Can you make my practice show up in answer engines?

That is a specialty of mine. Answer engines recommend specific providers based on structured, quotable content they find online. I publish FAQ schema, entity markup, and content shaped for exactly that.

What does this cost?

Every engagement is scoped honestly on a free 15-minute call, with fixed milestones agreed up front. The audit plan is yours to act on with or without me.

Start with a conversation

Fifteen minutes. No pitch deck.

Bring the thing that's bugging you. You leave with a plan you can act on, with or without us.

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