Unearthed Psychotherapy

Website + Brand Foundations

A complete visual identity + custom website designed to help an Austin-based psychotherapist launch her independent practice with confidence.

Services Provided

  • Website + Brand Strategy

  • Custom Squarespace Website Design

  • Copywriting Guidance

  • Brand + SEO Foundations

  • Responsive Website Development

The Challenge

As Courtney prepared to launch Unearthed Psychotherapy, she needed more than a logo or website—she needed a professional identity that reflected both her therapeutic approach and her personal story. Her practice centers on culturally sensitive, trauma-informed therapy, and it was important that her brand communicate warmth, authenticity, and hope.

The website also needed to introduce prospective clients to her services in a way that felt approachable, genuine, and easy to navigate as she established her new private practice.

The Approach

Our work began by developing the visual foundation of the practice. Through conversations about Courtney's values, therapeutic philosophy, and cultural background, we explored imagery that carried personal meaning.

The final logo features a vibrant marigold, a flower deeply rooted in Mexican tradition. During Día de Muertos, marigolds are used to guide ancestors home, making them a meaningful symbol of remembrance, connection, healing, and generational ties—beautifully reflecting the work Courtney does with generational trauma.

Once the brand foundation was established, I designed and developed a custom Squarespace website that carried those same themes throughout. Warm colors, thoughtful typography, and intentional page layouts created an experience that feels welcoming while helping visitors clearly understand Courtney's services and approach to therapy.

The Result

Courtney launched her private practice with a cohesive visual identity and professional website that authentically represents both her work and her values.

Together, the brand and website create a calm, trustworthy first impression while providing prospective clients with a welcoming place to learn about her practice and confidently take the next step toward reaching out.

Design Details

  • Designed and developed in Squarespace

  • Mobile-responsive across all devices

  • Custom page layouts tailored to Courtney’s practice

  • Collaborative copywriting guidance and content organization

  • Foundational on-page and backend SEO

  • Logos, color palette, and font pairings

AAn orange and green marigold with exposed roots in front of an orange semi circle with green "Unearthed" underneath, & green "Psychotherapy" between orange lines below that.
Cactus with business card featuring Unearthed Psychotherapy's logo, an orange marigold with exposed roots in front of an orange semi circle, "Unearthed" underneath, & "Psychotherapy" between orange lines below that.
All white Unearthed Psychotherapy logo is mocked up on a light green circular sign, placed on the side of a building with brown paneling
Unearthed Psychotherapy's logo is mocked up as a full color vinyl sticker on glass that reflects a blurry street scene.
All white Unearthed Psychotherapy logo placed over an orange semi circle
Unearthed Psychotherapy's website is mocked up on a mobile device, tablet, and laptop, with plant accents on. theleft, middle, and right
All white Unearthed Psychotherapy logo is shown over a dark green semicircle
The full color Unearthed Psychotherapy logo is mocked up on a white coffee cup, placed on a white display block with a white background
White Unearthed Psychotherapy logo on a dark yellow/orange business card, placed on a background of white river rocks
Full color Unearthed Psychotherapy logo is shown on a canvas colored tote bag with yellow/orange straps, on shoulder of seated person with yellow pants and white shirt.

Project Snapshot

Industry: Mental Health/Private Practice

Project: Custom Website + Brand Foundations

Services: Website Strategy, Custom Website Design, Copywriting Guidance, Brand Foundations, SEO Foundations, Responsive Design

Platform: Squarespace

Timeline: 6-8 Weeks

Thinking About a Website of Your Own?

Whether you're opening a new practice or ready for a website that better reflects the work you do, I'd love to hear about your goals. We can talk through your ideas, answer your questions, and see if Heartleaf is the right fit.

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