
When people decide to look for a therapist or counsellor, they are searching for someone they can trust. Someone who makes them feel seen, heard and safe.
Your brand photos are one of the first opportunities to communicate that sense of connection before a single session is even booked! A photoshoot for your therapy practice should go beyond headshots and office shots. It should offer a glimpse into how it feels to work with you.
Here are some ideas to help you plan a meaningful brand photoshoot that reflects your practice and expertise while helping potential clients feel confident about reaching out!

I don’t need to tell you that therapy is an experience that unfolds over conversation, trust and presence. So how do you communicate that in photos?
Use photos that show you working with a client, active listening, note-taking or offering guidance during a session.
Usually we have someone like a friend or colleague stand in as your “client” so that we maintain confidentiality while still showing what it looks like to be supported by you. Photos like this help potential clients see themselves in your space and begin to feel what it might be like to work with you.



Your services are more than words written on your website. If you offer specialized approaches such as family therapy, trauma-informed work or couples sessions, we can do photos showing those things.
We can also how tools you use in sessions or highlight different formats such as in-person, virtual or group settings. Showing all these things help people understand not just what you offer but how you deliver it.



Your education, experience and specialized training are part of what makes your practice unique. Rather than simply listing credentials, let your photos reflect your professional expertise.
Capturing images of your books, certifications, continued education materials or even you engaged in research or planning can show that you are invested in and always growing in your knowledge.

If you have a team, a brand photoshoot is the perfect opportunity to highlight the people behind your practice.
Show your team interacting, collaborating or preparing for sessions. Get headshots of each team member that feel authentic and welcoming. Group shots can demonstrate a united, supportive environment while individual photos let personalities shine. When clients see the faces and energy of your team, the leap of reaching out often feels less daunting.





Your space plays an important role in how clients feel. Whether you work in a dedicated clinic, a cozy corner office or a beautifully curated home studio, your environment tells a story.
Get photos that showcase the textures, lighting, seating and the subtle details that create the environment you want.
These images give potential clients something familiar to hold onto before they even walk through the door. If you offer virtual sessions, consider including a glimpse of your online setup to show that care and connection are still at the forefront of your practice, even through a screen.






Brand photography for therapists and counsellors should never feel staged or fake. It should feel real, thoughtful and supportive! The way your work already is.
When your photos reflect what your clients can expect, trust begins sooner, and your online presence becomes an extension of your care.
If you are ready to have that in your practice feel free to reach out and let’s chat!