Rebound Wellness

The hero states the whole premise in one line — “the greatest game to win is the one within” — over a hand-timed SVG animation of a basketball arcing into a hoop, drawn once on load and left to rest. Below it, a four-stop timeline (2015 to now) turns Simone's resume into a narrative: family therapy, inpatient and outpatient care, coaching student-athletes, then building this practice — so a visitor understands why she works the way she does before she ever reads a services list.

A free 15-minute consult, therapy, and life coaching sit side by side as equal, plain-language options rather than a single upsell funnel — each with its own pacing and expectations spelled out, since the two paid tracks work on genuinely different timelines. A federally mandated Good Faith Estimate notice lives on the same page in its own quiet card, satisfying the disclosure requirement without reading like fine print bolted onto a marketing page.

Bio copy written in first person, a chip row that mixes the credential with the human (Texan, Auntie, Retired pro athlete, Ice cream enthusiast), and a goal statement framed as a partnership — “I bring my training, you bring your story” — rather than a clinical mission statement.

Phone, email, office address, and a plain hours table — the page that exists purely to get out of the way once someone has decided to reach out, instead of hiding contact details behind a booking widget.

Spotlights on three organizations Simone works alongside — a fellow therapist's student-athlete nonprofit, the Memphis youth rugby program where her coaching career started, and a friend's basketball-training brand — positioning the practice as one node in a larger community rather than a solo storefront.