Deni Therapy offers integrative counselling, psychotherapy, sandplay therapy and yoga therapy in West London and online. A therapist website is often the first place a person in distress reaches out, so this one had to feel as safe as the room itself.
Designed to lower the barrier
The site uses a warm cream palette, elegant typography and carefully chosen photography. The words do the most important work: "Starting therapy is not a sign of weakness, but a courageous act of self-respect." "You do not have to carry everything alone. We begin at your pace."
What the therapy covers
Clear sections explain each approach — integrative counselling and psychotherapy for anxiety, stress, relationships, life transitions and deeper emotional difficulties; sandplay therapy "when words are not yet enough"; and yoga therapy. Four principles — personalised care, expert guidance, a holistic approach and stress relief with flexibility — describe how the work is held.
Answering questions before they are asked
- Fees and FAQ — clear information so nobody has to ask about cost
- "How we begin: the first fifty minutes" — what the first session actually looks like
- Notes from the room — a journal of reflections
- From people who sat here — client words
A gentle call to action
Instead of "Book now", the site invites visitors to "Request a first conversation". An admin studio lets the practice update journal posts and pages without a developer.
Project at a glance
| Client | Deni Therapy |
|---|---|
| Sector | Counselling, psychotherapy, sandplay and yoga therapy |
| Location | West London, UK, and online |
| Platform | Custom website with admin studio |
| Website | denitherapy.com |
| Delivered | August 2026 |
Questions about this project
Which therapies does Deni Therapy offer?
Integrative counselling and psychotherapy, sandplay therapy and yoga therapy.
Where are sessions held?
In West London and online.
What information does the website give before a first session?
Fees, FAQs and a description of the first fifty minutes, plus a form to request a first conversation.