Therapy Rex — Making therapist discovery feel more human

Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming. With Therapy Rex, the goal was to make that first step clearer—and keep the experience connected beyond discovery.

The platform brings together:

Therapist discovery, profiles, and saved favorites

Daily mood check-ins and messaging

Therapist analytics

Group-practice management and invitations

Administrative oversight and license reviews

The design challenge was balancing a welcoming client experience with the practical tools therapists and practice administrators need. A warm teal-and-coral palette, approachable typography, and the Rex mascot give the product a recognizable identity across desktop and mobile.

This showcase brings those experiences into one view, showing how each part supports the broader journey.

Visuals feature conceptual layouts and illustrative demo data.

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what is i sign up ? there is profile pages too - do we have to build end to end product ?

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