BRANDING & WEB DESIGN FOR HEALERS
Curated Design
Empathy & Care
Dohertydesign is a design studio in Oakland, working with therapists, coaches, creatives, and healing practitioners. In the Bay Area and beyond. Building websites and branding that feel like you, and find the clients you're meant to serve.
SERVICES
WEBSITE DESIGN
A Site That's Uniquely Yours
I design websites that make strong first impression. Balancing visual clarity, ease of navigation, and aesthetic polish that builds instant trust. I work with you to bring your vision and brand to life online.
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BRAND DESIGN
A Brand That's Unmistakably You
Curated brand development for businesses and personal brands. Visual identity, color, typography and tone. Cohesive and built to last. You are uniquely you, let's show it.
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SOCIAL + MARKETING
Everywhere You Need To Be
Personalized designed assets. Social templates, presentations, and marketing collateral that stay on-brand and drive real engagement. Stay consistent across platforms and create recognition.
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DESIGN EXAMPLES
Branding and Website Design
Aperture Psychology
Branding & Website Design
Aperture psychology is a therapy practice based in San Francisco. I worked with Emily their lead practitioner to create a cohesive brand vision based on their therapeutic values.
DESIGN EXAMPLES
Website Design + User Experience
Gabrielle Bentley
Website Design
Gabrielle Bentley is a psychic, healer, and educator. Gabrielle came with her own brand guide. I organized her course offerings into a cohesive sales funnel site.
DESIGN EXAMPLES
Marketing Materials
mindfulSF
Brochure/Pamphlet Design
mindfulSF is a wellness practice offering individual, group, and couples therapy; ketamine assisted psychotherapy; and mindfulness courses. They needed a brochure to clearly display all their offerings.
DESIGN EXAMPLES
Logo Design
Brand Design: Logo
I love learning peoples stories and creating a visual representation for them as their logo.
8ARMS Pictures wanted a tasteful nod to the octopus. Phillip Cha is a therapist, but also a photographer so we brought in elements of an aperture.
Emily wanted to show connection and link between abstractly. Whitney wanted to emphasize doorways as a metaphor for therapy.
