Your speech therapy website, built by you — in one prompt

Build a warm, accessible website for **[PRACTICE/CLINICIAN NAME]**, a qualified **[SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST / SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPIST / LOCALLY CORRECT TITLE]** serving **[AGES, NEEDS AND JURISDICTION]**. Tone: reassuring, plain-spoken and never diagnostic.
Pages: Home, Who We Help, Services, First Visit, Telepractice **[IF OFFERED]**, Fees & Coverage, Resources, Contact.
Home: state credentials, age groups, languages, location, in-person or remote options and two buttons: "Ask about an evaluation" and "Refer a client".
Who We Help: explain actual scope across **[SPEECH SOUND / LANGUAGE / FLUENCY / VOICE / SOCIAL COMMUNICATION / COGNITIVE-COMMUNICATION / FEEDING OR SWALLOWING ONLY IF QUALIFIED]**. Use examples of concerns, not online diagnostic tests.
Services: distinguish screening, evaluation, therapy, consultation, caregiver coaching and reports. Explain that recommendations, frequency and duration follow an individual assessment and may change.
First Visit: show referral requirements, records to bring, caregiver participation, consent, accessibility, cancellations and what happens after evaluation. Do not collect medical history or reports in a public contact form.
Contact form: name, contact method, general age group, broad concern, location, referral source, language and preferred format. Send it to **[SECURE PRACTICE/EHR SYSTEM]** for detailed intake, consent, records and scheduling.
Telepractice: show the locations where the clinician may legally serve, technology and privacy needs, suitability review, caregiver support and emergency location process. Do not imply remote care fits every client or assessment.
Add urgent routing for new choking, breathing difficulty, sudden communication change or other medical emergency: contact local emergency services rather than waiting for the practice.
Use real clinician and practice photos with permission. Do not invent outcomes, testimonials, credentials or patient stories, especially involving children.
Make text, forms, captions and navigation accessible for people with communication, vision, hearing, motor or cognitive needs.