For counsellors and therapists in UK private practice

A professional identity that feels like you. A website built around it.

Your practice in plain words, a logo, colours and fonts, and two things you use every day, such as your business card. One fixed price, £695.

Sofia MarinIntegrative therapy

  1. Written down
  2. Designed
  3. Applied

Fictional practice, designed as an example

The Sofia Marin website: a serif headline, Therapy for adults, for the point at which a life stops fitting, beside a portrait by a window, with the fee, session length, days and place in a row beneath.

Services and pricing

Directory Profile Refinement

Your directory profile, rewritten to sound like you.

For one listing on Counselling Directory, Psychology Today or similar. Written from what you tell me, ready to paste in.

£195 Fixed. One listing, one round of revisions, within five working days of your answers.

How it works

Practice Identity

A clear, distinctive identity that feels like you.

For when your profile, your card and your website don’t look like the same person. Clear wording for your practice, a distinctive logo, colours and fonts, and two finished materials—such as a business card and social post template.

£695 £350 to begin. £345 once you have approved the first version of your Practice Identity Guide, before your two finished materials are made and your files are sent to you.

What it includes

Practice Identity + Website

A website built from the identity, so it looks like you from the first screen.

Your domain and hosting are in your name. Quoted in writing for your practice, with the identity or after it; not part of the £695.

Quoted A fixed price for your practice, confirmed before anything begins.

How that works

Yours to keep and use. You leave with an identity you own: the files and your guide, in your name and usable with anyone you work with later. One project price, with no required ongoing studio subscription. What that means in practice.

Three examples so far, each unlike the others.

See the work

Fictional practices, designed by the studio as concepts. None is a template: yours will not look like any of them.

When you are ready

Tell me about your practice.

A few lines about who you work with and where you’re up to is enough. I’ll reply with what I recommend and the next step.