Design concepts I've created and built

Eight directions for what a therapy practice website can be — from quiet and editorial to bold and high-contrast. Every one is a real, live site you can open and click through, built the same way I'd build yours: static, accessible, and fast.

The practices, practitioners and locations are fictional — these are design concepts, not client work.

Homepage of the Haven concept — Haven Counseling Studio · Portland, OR

Haven

Elegant · Editorial

Haven Counseling Studio · Portland, OR

Quiet serif typography, generous whitespace, and magazine-style photo compositions. For the practice that wants to feel established, understated, and calm.

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Homepage of the Grove concept — Grove Wellness Collective · Asheville, NC

Grove

Warm · Organic

Grove Wellness Collective · Asheville, NC

Earthy color, soft arches, and a mix of warm photography and hand-drawn illustration. For the practitioner whose site should feel like their waiting room: grounded and human.

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Homepage of the Harbor concept — Harborlight Counseling · Camden, ME

Harbor

Immersive · Cinematic

Harborlight Counseling · Camden, ME

A full-screen video hero, big imagery, and gentle wave transitions. For the practice that wants the site itself to feel like an exhale — without giving up speed.

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Homepage of the Meadow concept — Meadowlark Counseling · Madison, WI

Meadow

Bright · Youthful

Meadowlark Counseling · Madison, WI

Spring green, friendly lowercase type, and a built-in mental-health quiz that turns visitors into conversations. For the practice serving teens, young adults, and their parents.

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Homepage of the Beacon concept — Beacon Point Psychology · Denver, CO

Beacon

Bold · High-Contrast

Beacon Point Psychology · Denver, CO

One heavy typeface, deep navy, and a gold call to action that is hard to miss. For the practice that wants to read as decisive and established rather than soft.

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Homepage of the Folio concept — Ashfield Center for Anxiety & OCD · Ann Arbor, MI

Folio

Editorial · Typographic

Ashfield Center for Anxiety & OCD · Ann Arbor, MI

A serif, editorial page rather than a marketing one — headings set in the margin like a running head, sections divided by air and hairlines instead of boxes. For the specialist practice that wants to read as considered.

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Homepage of the Mosaic concept — Wavelength Psychology · Minneapolis, MN

Mosaic

Bento · Modular

Wavelength Psychology · Minneapolis, MN

Everything is a tile — stats, photos, quotes and calls to action all share one grid. Built for assessment-led practices that publish their pricing and timelines instead of hiding them behind a call.

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Homepage of the Meridian concept — Meridian Therapy · Austin, TX

Meridian

Modern · Confident

Meridian Therapy · Austin, TX

Bold geometric type, a clean card grid, and clear calls to action. For the group practice or clinic that wants to feel current, direct, and organized.

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