Therapy practice newsletter email template
A practice newsletter should read like a note from one person, not a mailing list. This one builds each issue around a single idea, followed by three small things to read, listen to or try, so clients get something useful and no pitch beyond open appointments.
- Example subject line
- A note on rest, and two openings in April
- Preview text
- One idea, one thing to read, and what's changing at the office.
Use this template
Opens in the drag-and-drop editor, ready to edit.
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What's in this template
- Full-width photo of the office
- One idea for the month as a large headline, with a short note
- Lavender band with 3 picks: read, listen, try, each with a line of detail
- Office news about open appointments, with a button: Book a time
- Dark band with a crisis disclaimer and when the office line calls back
When to use it
Once a month, to current and past clients who asked for your note. Counselors, coaches and wellness practices can use it to stay in touch gently without sounding like marketing.
Make it yours
- Replace the idea with whatever you are actually telling clients this month.
- Swap the three picks for your own book, recording and exercise, and the photo for your own room.
- Update the openings and the crisis wording to match your local services.
