• C$300

• 158 designs

• 82 designers

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Logo Design Brief

Leave the Light On Therapy Studio is a warm, approachable mental health practice that offers individual therapy for adults and teens (16+), as well as Connected Parenting sessions. We support people through anxiety, depression, life transitions, work stress, and relationship issues—with self, family, or others.

The name reflects a space that is steady, welcoming, and hopeful. Think of the feeling when someone leaves the porch light on for you—it’s about safety, care, and knowing someone’s there.

What We Want the Logo to Communicate:
Warmth and compassion
Calm professionalism
Trust, safety, and approachability
A sense of light—subtle, not literal
Emotional insight or growth (but not in a corporate, polished way)

Design Style Preferences:
We lean toward:
Clean and modern, but soft
Hand-drawn, textured, or organic elements welcome
Rounded fonts over sharp or blocky ones
Earth tones or soft palettes (avoid bold primaries)

Please avoid:
Cold or clinical styles
Overused therapy icons (brains, lotus flowers, abstract people)
Anything too sterile or techy
Literal lightbulbs (unless abstract or symbolic)

Target Market(s)

Adults and teens (16+) seeking mental health support Parents looking for guidance and emotional connection Mostly women, 25–50, often helping others and now seeking support for themselves They want a therapist who is grounded, kind, and relatable—not stuffy or formal

Industry/Entity Type

Mental Health

Logo Text

Leave the Light On Therapy Studio

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Logo styles of interest

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Font styles to use

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Colors

Designer to choose colors to be used in the design.

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Look and feel

Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.

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Requirements

Must have

• There should be an emphasis on 'Leave the Light On', and less on 'Therapy Studio.' Clean and modern, but soft Hand-drawn, textured, or organic elements welcome Rounded fonts over sharp or blocky ones Earth tones or soft palettes (avoid bold primaries)

Nice to have

• Warm glow, Something classic. Abstract representations of light, connection, or support Typography-only (wordmark) is welcome if it's strong

Should not have

• Cold or clinical styles Overused therapy icons (brains, lotus flowers, abstract people) Anything too sterile or techy Literal lightbulbs (unless abstract or symbolic)

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