- Client
- Psychology practice, Garden City NY
Path2Growth Counseling
Project info
Overview
Get Dr. Toussaint onto a site she owns without losing a post, a page, or a link, and make first contact feel like her practice instead of a generic form.
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The situation
Dr. Samara Toussaint started Path2Growth so neurodivergent kids, teens, and adults would get care that was built for them. Her site had drifted somewhere else: dark, cold, and dressed like a fashion label. Families who’d love the practice were meeting a website that didn’t sound like it, and the gap was costing her the exact people she started it for.
Underneath sat years of blog posts and a page structure that couldn’t just vanish. Move it carelessly and every old link a school counselor ever shared turns into a dead end.
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What we set up
The posts came over into one structured file, dates and images intact. The old page paths went into another, each with a note on where it lives now. One script reads both and writes the redirects for whichever host she ends up on, so a rename never quietly breaks a link.
Her copy doc and the live site were stitched together page by page into specialty pages that all follow the same map. A parent reading about ADHD and a parent reading about autism shouldn’t have to learn 2 layouts. The audience set the design rules too: no fussy labels floating over headings, calm earth tones, and the infinity symbol instead of the puzzle piece.
The contact form became a proper intake. Who needs care, how to reach them, what kind of support, provider preferences, then payment and consent. It’s the conversation the front desk would have, minus the phone tag.
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Where it landed
The code build became the blueprint, and the site was then rebuilt in Framer so her team can edit it themselves. It’s live at path2growthcounseling.com, intake and all.
What Dr. Toussaint reviewed was a website. The migration, the redirects, and the checking all happened underneath it. Whether she ever finds out how much checking is up to her.
Bring the task, the team, or the question. We will find the smallest useful place to begin.