
Juanne is a professor emeritus, medical sociologist, author and activist with decades of research and publications behind her. I built her brand and a website that brings that body of work together in one clear place. I also set up her Substack, so she has an easy way to share new writing as it happens.

Jennifer was caught in the DIY cycle: tweaking, second-guessing, never launching. We got clear on her message and created a website that gives clients a warm first impression.


Alison teaches movement online through her successful MoveSMART program. I’ve been part of her team for years, building her brand and websites and everything around them: course sales pages, PDFs, YouTube thumbnails and video editing. The result is one consistent, recognizable presence from the first video a student watches to the course they buy.

Julia is a Registered Psychotherapist with three decades as a movement and rehabilitation coach, and both practices lived on one website. Her clients couldn’t tell which practice they were looking at. I split them into two distinct sites from her one domain. I built a new WordPress site for her psychotherapy practice and redesigned her movement coaching site, keeping her brand colours. Each site now speaks clearly to its own clients, with SEO set up so Toronto clients can find her.
See also Julia’s movement coaching site, under Redesigned Sites.


The Village Healing Centre’s site had fallen behind: built on an outdated setup and hard to use on a phone, where most clients were looking. I redesigned it from the ground up with a fresh, updated look and a fully mobile-friendly experience, so Sara’s centre makes as good a first impression on a phone as it does in person.

Julia has spent thirty years as a movement and rehabilitation coach. Her site needed to reflect that depth without starting over. I kept her platform and brand colours and redesigned the site around them, with clearer structure, stronger copy and an easier path for new clients to understand how she works and get started.


Boomerang Pilates was working with an older site that wasn’t built for phones or for how the studio runs today. I rebuilt it to be fully mobile-friendly and integrated their online client management software, so clients can book classes and private sessions without leaving the site.

A one-page site for a relational, critical-lens therapy practice in Kitchener-Waterloo. It’s dark, warm and a little witchy, with booking one tap away.

Lauren is a Social Work Psychotherapist who wanted a website which captured her lighthearted spirit and viewpoints as a therapist.
It was important for her to be playful yet professional and have a well functioning website for future clients.


The studio had already invested in a paid template, but it was built for a generic business, not a studio. I kept what they’d paid for and reworked the structure, pages and flow around what their clients actually need to find, so the site finally fit how the studio runs.

Julie came to me with beautiful branding from Bonita Mak and a Squarespace site that wasn’t doing it justice. I kept her brand intact and rebuilt how the site worked around it, so it’s easy to navigate, clear about what she offers and simple for clients to take the next step.





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