A professional brand presence that built instant trust and visually reflected the warmth, nourishment, and expertise behind her work.
Messaging that clearly communicated her unique connection between trichology, holistic wellness, and plant-based nutrition.
Seamless digital systems to support client education, engagement, and bookings.
Our approach
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We partnered with Gwen through every phase of building Nourished from the ground up, providing a true full-scale brand development experience. We focused on:
Client Overview
Conducted a comprehensive brand strategy session to clarify Gwen’s unique positioning, ideal audience, and brand messaging—laying the foundation for a brand built for long-term growth.
Designed a cohesive visual identity that reflects natural wellness, healing, and empowerment—capturing the essence of Nourished across every touchpoint.
Provided creative direction for brand photography to ensure visuals felt authentic, aspirational, and aligned with Nourished’s holistic mission.
Built a clean, modern, user-friendly website that educates visitors, showcases wellness resources, and supports future e-commerce expansion.
Integrated Practice Better (EHR platform) to create a seamless client journey—from initial inquiry and scheduling to streamlined onboarding and client communications.
Developed lead-generation resources and implemented Flodesk email marketing to nurture prospective clients, deepen education, and drive ongoing engagement.
The challenge
PROJECT SCOPE: BRAND STRATEGY | Brand Identity | CREATIVE DIRECTION | Web Design | SYSTEM INTEGRATION
Nourished
Nourished is a holistic wellness brand founded by Gwen Fields, a certified trichologist and plant-based nutrition consultant. Gwen’s unique expertise bridges the gap between scalp health, internal wellness, and plant-based nutrition—offering a comprehensive, integrative approach to healing from the inside out.
Because Gwen’s brand was being built from the ground up, there was no existing identity, structure, or systems in place. She needed: