Work With Someone Who Gets You
Erin Kelly-Sullivan
DPT + Graphic Designer
A brand is personal so let’s get personal.
I wasn’t cut out for physical therapy.
As an introvert who needs 3-5 business days to recover from a night out, interacting with patients for 40 hours a week took a toll on me.
In search of a career where I could use my design skills while still putting my degree to use, I became a graphic designer specializing in helping practitioners in the health and performance field.
I love working with physical therapists, physicians, strength coaches, and more who are passionate about what they do and want their brand to reflect that.
Don’t hire just anyone to help
with your business.
Hire someone who knows what you need.
If you’ve ever hired someone to assist with your business, you know sometimes they just don’t quite get it.
What drives someone to seek physical therapy isn’t as cut and dry as someone in search of a product to fix their problem.
Understanding this audience and what it takes to be successful in the health and performance field is what I know best. By creating a refined and cohesive brand, you’ll be able to build trust with your audience and boost your business.
Good branding is all about connection.
With the influx of soulless AI content, brands that have the ability to actually connect with their audience are thriving. My process involves a deep dive into you, your business, and your “why” so we can develop a visual identity that’s unique to you.
I don’t want any of my brands to feel the same, I want them to feel like the client they’re designed for. I want your brand to have heart.
Dave was my soul dog. He got me through the depression that came with burn out, the lack of confidence that came with starting a new career, and the uncertainty of starting a new business.
He was everything to me. We lost him unexpectedly not too long ago and I’m still figuring out what life looks like without him.
What I do know is that he’s always going to be a part of me so he’s a part of Design Rehab. If you follow along on Instagram you’ll get some Dave memories, a bit on grief, a lot of branding education, and an honest look at what it’s like to run this business on the off chance it helps you with yours.
