A practice website should answer three questions quickly: who you work with, what a session involves, and how someone can book. Leshya lets you build that around your practice details, then preview the result before publishing.
Start with the facts clients need
Open Your website and check the practice name, your session offerings, and your practice address. Keep the address in Practice settings. The website display choice controls what visitors see. Confirmed in-person bookings use the saved session address.
Build the first screen
Put your name, the people you support, and a clear booking action near the start. A short paragraph is enough. Name your work with adults navigating stress and change, then explain what a first conversation can look like. Avoid a long autobiography before the booking action.
Choose sections with a job
Use About for your approach, Sessions for bookable offerings, and Good to know for practical questions. A gallery can show your practice space. You can also paste a YouTube link under the photos to add a video: it shows as its thumbnail with a play button, and plays in the viewer when a visitor taps it. A magnetic carousel presents photos differently. Choose the presentation that helps a visitor understand the space. Add a page only when it answers a separate question.
Preview, then publish
An available Bio Studio page is separate from this private practice website. It lives at leshya.app/yourname/links, keeps the marketplace booking rules and has its own editor, saves and page switch. It does not publish your website or change its photos, draft/publish controls, address or offer-code eligibility. You may link to your verified own website from it; visitors then use that website's existing flow.
Choose website button, card and image corners and the footer social icon style in Brand. Add or edit the social links in the website footer. Edit the Home hero background on the Website canvas. Apply saves the changes to your draft; publish to show them to visitors. Brand color is also managed in Brand. Save your draft and open Preview. Check the page title, links, image descriptions, and mobile layout. Publishing makes the page visible at its practice address. Keep your direct profile current too: it remains useful when someone comes from the Leshya directory.
