A nonprofit counseling center in a county-seat town: six licensed counselors, a sliding fee from $30 to $140, groups, a budget of about $600,000. The website never asks why someone is calling, and puts the crisis line before anything else.

Each one is a working feature, and each one is an example of what we build. Nothing you do on the site is recorded.
The crisis line sits above the fold on every page in the words the line asks for, with the county line beside it. No popup, no footer.

One number staff check on Mondays. The home page, Get help and For referrers read it, and the page says when it was last checked.

Name, phone, a good time to call. The page says why. The real intake happens by phone or in the practice portal, never on this website.

Open, waitlist or full, with the next date, edited on one sheet. A full group has no join link; an open one goes to the call-back form preset.

Licence type and number, languages, focus, days, and who is taking new clients. No faces, on purpose.

For schools, courts and physicians: your name and organization, how the client will reach the office, and a consent tick. No client field exists.

The button below signs you in to the real staff area as sample staff. You see what the organization's staff would see: one menu, a tile per tool, and the checks.

Above the fold, SAMHSA wording.
Read on three pages; stale after ten days.
Name, phone, a time. Nothing clinical.
No client field; consent required.
Open, waitlist, full, next date.
Licence type and number; no faces.
Numbers with a method; five filings.
A public button into the real staff area, read-only.
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What you have, what is missing, which sample is closest. No account, no call to book.
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