Industries

Made for the work
you actually do.

One niche, fourteen starting points. Every practice is shaped by its modality, its people, and the way it works.

14 practice types

Mental health and wellness only

One studio, not an agency

Built in the UK, working worldwide

A creative professional working in a warm studio filled with plants and natural materials

Specialist focus

Not every industry.
Just yours.

Mental health and wellness is not a side project for us. It is the whole studio.

Fourteen practice types · one small team

Who we work with

Choose the closest fit.

Each niche has its own language, its own questions, and its own idea of a reassuring first step. Start with the one that sounds like your practice.

Modality & specialty

Where the work is named.

5 practice types

Hand-drawn line-art illustration for EMDR & trauma therapy: a browser window containing an EMDR therapy concept, containing a heavy wooden metronome resting on a stack of thick hardcover books, a soft therapy armchair and a potted plant.

Modality & specialty

Safety first — in the room and on the page.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Anxiety & OCD: a browser window containing an anxiety and OCD concept, containing a large magnifying glass resting on a stack of papers with bold dark horizontal lines, a soft armchair and a steaming cup of tea.

Modality & specialty

Calm, specific, and free of clichés.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Eating disorder therapy: a browser window containing an eating disorder therapy concept, containing a ceramic bowl with a small green sprout growing from it, a folded linen napkin and a soft therapy armchair.

Modality & specialty

Careful language. Clear next steps.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Addiction & recovery: a browser window containing an addiction recovery concept, containing a stepping-stone path leading to a wooden bench, a potted plant and a thermos.

Modality & specialty

Honest, stigma-free, practical.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Grief & loss: a browser window containing a grief and loss concept, containing a single lit candle on a small wooden table, a bench with a folded blanket and a potted plant.

Modality & specialty

Slow, literate, and human.

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People & life stage

Who is in the room.

5 practice types

Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Couples & family therapy: a browser window containing a couples therapy concept, containing two matching armchairs facing each other with a small round table and a potted plant between them.

People & life stage

Room for every person in the room.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Children & teens: a browser window containing a child and adolescent therapy concept, containing a low table with wooden building blocks, a small chair and a stack of picture books.

People & life stage

Written for parents. Respectful of young people.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Perinatal & postpartum: a browser window containing a perinatal mental health concept, containing a rocking chair, a small cot with a folded blanket and a potted plant.

People & life stage

Held, not hurried.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for LGBTQ+ affirming: a browser window containing an LGBTQ+ affirming therapy concept, containing an open wooden door with warm light behind it, a soft chair and a potted plant.

People & life stage

Affirming, not performative.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Neurodivergent affirming: a browser window containing a neurodivergent affirming therapy concept, containing a pair of over-ear headphones resting on stacked books, a soft chair and a potted plant.

People & life stage

Accessible by default.

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Practice type

How the practice is shaped.

4 practice types

Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Group practices & clinics: a browser window containing a group practice concept, containing three armchairs arranged around a shared coffee table with a potted plant.

Practice type

One home for a whole team.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Online-only practices: a browser window containing an online therapy concept, containing a laptop with bold dark horizontal lines on its screen, a pair of headphones and a potted plant.

Practice type

Built for a practice without a postcode.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Psychiatric practices: a browser window containing a psychiatric practice concept, containing a small amber bottle, a notebook with bold dark horizontal lines and a desk lamp.

Practice type

Clinical clarity, human warmth.

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Hand-drawn line-art illustration for Wellness & holistic centres: a browser window containing a wellness centre concept, containing a wooden shelf with three ceramic vessels, a folded towel, a small bowl and a potted plant.

Practice type

Many disciplines, one atmosphere.

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Don’t see your specialty? There is still a place for you here.

Understanding makes the difference

Your world.
Not a learning curve.

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Language that fits.

The words your clients use, not the words a template uses. Reviewed with you, not written at you.

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Structure that holds.

A page for each thing you actually do, so the right person lands on the right page.

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Room to grow.

A foundation that can take a new modality, a new clinician, or a new location without a rebuild.

The six services

One studio.
Six ways in.

Whichever niche you pick, the work is delivered by the same six services — from identity through to the monthly care plan.

Your practice. Our full attention.

You make a difference.
Let’s help people find you.