Brand & Website Design for a Psychotherapy Practice

Seen & Heard Psychotherapy

Seen & Heard Psychotherapy is the Austin, Texas practice of Emily Harrington-Cheney, LPC, offering individual therapy, couples counseling, and interpersonal process groups in person and virtually.

Emily Harrington-Cheney came to DesignGood to give her Austin practice a brand that matched how she works, with empathy and candor, centered on family of origin issues and developmental trauma. We built her foundational brand language around that work and carried it through copywriting, a visual identity, a website, branded collateral, and business cards.

The result is brand and website design for therapists that gives individual therapy, couples counseling grounded in Imago Relationship Therapy, and interpersonal process groups each a clear place, in a voice that is casual, caring, and upbeat, with the occasional wink.

With empathy and candor, Emily creates a safe space for clients to uncover and honor the defenses they developed as children that no longer serve them as adults. She uses attachment-based therapeutic frameworks to help her clients learn to establish and maintain boundaries, restore and deepen connection to themselves and others, and realign their energy to cultivate joy and fulfillment. Through in-person and virtual sessions, Emily works with motivated adults who are receptive to new insights, prepared to address obstacles and defenses, and open to changing established patterns and ways of being. As a couples’ counselor with certification in Imago Relationship Therapy, Emily specializes in working with romantic partners to promote dialogue, reduce negativity, and build positive connection for the long term. For clients who are ready to explore and build their interpersonal skills through experiential learning, Emily facilitates dynamic interpersonal process groups that foster greater self-awareness and personal growth.

Our Contributions

Foundational Brand Language, Visual Identity, Website Design, Copywriting, Branded Collateral, and Business Cards

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Who This Brand Was Built For

We build brands for therapists whose work asks clients to look closely at their past, and whose personality is part of why that work lands. Seen & Heard needed to speak to motivated adults in Austin and online who are open to new insights and willing to examine the defenses they formed in childhood, to couples ready to build lasting connection, and to people curious about group work, so that each of them could feel from the first page that they were in the hands of a counselor who is warm, direct, and good-humored.

What Changed for Seen & Heard Psychotherapy

Emily Harrington-Cheney is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Austin who centers family of origin issues and developmental trauma, and she is certified in Imago Relationship Therapy and as a group psychotherapist. Her work invites clients to uncover and honor the defenses they developed as children, and to build the boundaries and connection that those defenses once made hard.

That is serious work, and Emily brings it with ease. She is down to earth, candid, and playful, and she wanted a brand that could hold depth and lightness together. A site that read as generic or overly clinical would have hidden the very qualities that help clients feel safe enough to begin.

We started with Emily herself, through a brand discovery conversation and her own words about how she works. Her foundational brand language came from that, a clear clarifier in Counseling for Individuals, Couples, and Groups, a warm and conversational voice, and positioning that explains who she works with and why it helps. From there we built the visual identity, the copywriting, the website, the branded collateral, and the business cards, so every touchpoint sounded like the same person, from the first search result to the card handed across a desk.

Today Seen & Heard Psychotherapy introduces Emily the way she shows up in session, attentive, direct, and glad to see you, with individual therapy, couples counseling, and groups each easy to find and a clear invitation to reach out, so people can sense the person they will be sitting across from, in the room or on screen, before they ever send a message.

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