RPH Therapy & Consultation

Brand Identity & Visual System

My Role

Senior Graphic Designer

Deliverables

Brand Strategy • Identity Development • Typography • Color • Brand Applications • Print • Digital

The Challenge

RPH Therapy & Consultation needed a visual identity that clearly communicated its purpose while establishing a distinctive, professional presence. The challenge was to create more than a logo: a flexible identity capable of carrying the organization across print, digital, and client-facing communications.

Creating an Identity With Meaning

The identity was developed around the concepts of growth, connection, and well‑being, translating those ideas into a visual language that feels professional while remaining approachable. Rather than relying on a single graphic mark, the identity was created as a complementary set of elements that can work together across different applications.

Blue velvet sofa with wooden legs in a room with light wood flooring and plain light-colored wall.

The identity comes to life in a warm, human context, connecting the visual language to the experience the brand was intended to create.

From Concept to Identity

The core identity establishes the foundation for the visual system

Logo

A distinctive mark designed to provide the organization with a recognizable visual signature.

Typography

Typography establishes the tone of the identity while providing a consistent foundation for communication.

Color

The color palette creates a recognizable visual presence and provides flexibility across different applications.

Supporting Elements

Additional graphic elements extend the identity beyond the logo and create a cohesive visual language

Logo for RPH Therapy & Consultation featuring a stylized leaf design in a minimalist line art style with a circle and the company name.

Typography and color establish the tone and visual character of the identity beyond the logo itself.

Building the System

The strength of the identity comes from how its individual elements work together. The visual system was developed to provide consistency across:

  • Logo and identity applications

  • Typography

  • Color

  • Print collateral

  • Digital communication

  • Client-facing materials

Together, these elements give the organization a recognizable visual language that can adapt to different communication needs.

Design branding materials for RPH Therapy Consultation, including logo, color palette, and sample mobile app interface.
Business card for Rachel Heatherly, PhD, LPC, licensed professional counselor, with contact information and a logo for RPH Therapy & Consultation.

My Role

I developed the visual identity and supporting brand system, translating the initial creative direction into a cohesive set of visual elements and applications. My responsibilities included identity development, visual direction, typography, color, collateral, and implementation across print and digital communications.

From Identity to Experience

A successful identity must work beyond the initial presentation. For RPH, the system was designed to provide a clear foundation for communications while remaining flexible enough to accommodate different audiences, messages, and formats. The following application demonstrates how the identity functions in a direct, client‑facing context.

Mobile phone displaying a mental health check-in survey with questions about feelings of nervousness, depression, or hopelessness over the past two weeks, and buttons labeled 'Start Check-in', 'Next question', and 'Almost Done'.

The identity translates into a clear, approachable digital experience designed for direct client interaction.

Logo for RPH Therapy, Coaching & Consultation with a stylized leaf design and text.

A Distinctive Foundation for the Brand

The resulting identity gives RPH Therapy & Consultation a cohesive visual presence that can extend across its communications, helping establish recognition and consistency as the organization communicates with its audiences.

Close-up of a circular sign with the words 'RTH THERAPY & CONSULTATION' surrounding a leaf and dot logo, mounted on a white wall.

The identity moves beyond communication materials and into the physical environment, giving the brand a tangible presence in the real world.

More Than a Logo

The project demonstrates the difference between creating an individual mark and developing an identity system. The logo establishes recognition; the supporting visual language gives the organization the tools to communicate consistently. That distinction is central to how I approach identity design.