The Practice Series — Instagram Templates for Therapists
Post between sessions without saying something you'll regret.
Fifty posts written for a licensed practice — with the credential line, the disclaimer and the crisis lines already where they belong. Five complete styles, so your feed stops looking like every other therapist's.
Get the series — $34 See the five styles ↓
Three people buy this. All three have the same 11 p.m. problem.
The clinician filling a caseload
You need a steady feed that says what you treat, where you're licensed and how to reach you — without a single line a board could read the wrong way.
The therapist who also publishes
A book, a workbook, a podcast, a newsletter. You need launch screens, excerpts and episode cards that don't look bolted on to a clinical account.
The coach who isn't licensed
You need the same clarity about scope — what this is, what it is not — said plainly, so nobody mistakes a program for treatment.
The shared problem: the post is written at the end of the day, in Canva, from a blank square, and then you sit with it for ten more minutes wondering whether you are allowed to say it.
The usual therapist pack
- "Your headline here" and Lorem ipsum — you still write everything.
- Designed by someone who has never sat in a session: quotes, affirmations, "book a call".
- Sage green, beige arches, and the same fonts as the last twelve packs you saw.
- No credential line, no disclaimer, no crisis screen — you add them in the wrong font at the wrong size, if you remember.
- A testimonial slide you can't ethically use.
- "250 templates" that are 25 layouts in ten colors.
The Practice Series
- Fifty screens with real, publishable text: the boundary carousel, the myth you keep correcting, the question box, the fifty-minute hour, the launch week, the scope statement.
- Written the way a licensed US therapist actually posts — observed from live feeds, not invented at a desk.
- Five distinct design systems. One is dark. None is sage.
- Credential line, "educational use only", crisis lines with a revision-date slot, DM-privacy line and photo-consent line — built into the layouts.
- No testimonial slide. Nothing that promises an outcome.
- 250 layouts means 5 styles × 50 different screens. We counted.
Pick the one that sounds like you. Or run one per season.
Every style carries the same fifty texts. Switch styles and nothing you wrote is lost.
SIGNAL
A card system on saturated color. The loudest of the five — for the account that wants to be noticed in a feed of beige.
MARGIN
Handwriting on paper. The quietest — notes, lists and letters photographed on the desk.
CHART
Marker drawings that measure something: wheels, quadrants, decision trees. The teaching one.
COLUMN
An editorial column laid across a light photo: heavy grotesk, thin rules, a strip of swatches. The most magazine of the five.
QUIET HOUR
Dim rooms, one word in gold on every screen. The only dark one.
One screen, five ways to say it.
The crisis-resources screen and the intro screen in all five styles. Your name and license are bracketed slots — the pack never claims a fact about you that isn't true.
Written for a licensed practice.
A credential line where it belongs: [FULL NAME AS REGISTERED], [LICENSE TYPE] #[NUMBER] · Licensed in [STATE].
"Content for educational use only" on the teaching screens. A crisis-resources screen with the US lines — 988, text HOME to 741741, veterans, 911 — and a revision-date slot so you confirm they are current before you post.
A scope screen for what you do and what you do not treat. "DMs are not confidential" where questions are invited. A photo-consent line on the screens that show other people.
This is a design product, not legal or licensing advice. Every credential, number and crisis line is a slot you fill in and verify yourself.
Open. Swap. Post.
Open the file in Canva
One Canva design per style. Pages are named by chapter and topic, so you find the screen you need in seconds.
Swap the words and the photo
The text is already written and placed. Type over it, drop your own photo into the same frame, fill the bracketed slots.
Check the slots, then post
Credential line, disclaimer, crisis lines with a date. Confirm they are current, export, publish. Move on with your evening.
One purchase. Five complete styles.
The Practice Series
Five Canva files, one per style. 250 layouts. The fifty texts, written. The slots, in place.
Instant downloadEditable in CanvaPersonal-practice licenseNo subscriptionfor all five styles
Get instant accessDelivered by email at checkout. Digital product — no refunds once the files are sent.
Everything you might be wondering.
Do I need Canva Pro?
The files are built for Canva and use Google fonts. If Canva marks one of the fonts with a crown on your account, choose the nearest free font in the same list — the layout holds.
Are the photos included?
The photos in the previews are placeholders that show the layout. Drop your own into the same frame and the text stays where it is.
Is the copy actually written?
Yes. Every screen ships with publishable text you can use as it stands or replace. The facts about you — name, license, dates, events — are bracketed slots, so nothing on a layout claims something about you that is not true.
Is this HIPAA-compliant / board-approved?
No design product can promise that, and we don't. What the series gives you is the slots and the reminders — credential line, disclaimer, crisis lines with a revision date, DM-privacy line, photo-consent line. Checking them against your board's rules is yours to do.
Can I use this for my clients as a designer?
Not on this license. This one covers your own practice or brand. Resale and redistribution of the files are not allowed.
How do I get the files?
Instantly, by email, after checkout. No shipping, no waiting.
Post between sessions. Not instead of sleep.
250 layouts, five styles, the words already written.
Instant digital download — no physical product is shipped. Because delivery is instant and digital, refunds are not provided. Your purchase is licensed for your own practice; reselling or sharing the source files is not allowed. Not legal or licensing advice.