Periphery Psychotherapy Branding & Website Design Melbourne

Periphery logo design behind the image of a close-up of hands holding a speckled ceramic mug
A brand board for "Periphery Psychotherapy" featuring minimalist logos, neutral color palette, and sample text layouts for counseling services.
Two business cards for Periphery Psychotherapy are placed on a neutral background with ceramic plates. The cards display the name Kajol Shrivastava and contact information.
Multiple digital devices display a psychotherapy website featuring a woman with curly hair, text sections, and calming neutral color tones.
A laptop on a white table displays a website for psychotherapy and counselling services, featuring a woman sitting on a chair and text about services in Melbourne.
Two people sitting across from each other hold hands on a wooden table, with a blurred background and a minimal graphic in the corner.

Custom Branding & Website in a Day for Periphery Psychotherapy Melbourne

When Kajol approached me to design the identity for her new practice, Periphery Psychotherapy, she had a clear vision: a space for clients navigating complex trauma that felt calm and simple, rather than overwhelming.

The challenge was to create something that looked professional and stable but also captured the non-linear, deep work of psychotherapy. We landed on a concept that explores the "periphery"—that outer edge where awareness first begins to spark.

The logo is an intentionally incomplete circle to represent growth as an ongoing journey rather than a search for perfection. A central line intersects this space to show where meaningful change unfolds, creating a minimalist and intentional visual language that mirrors the calm, supportive environment of the practice itself.

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