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After developing the visual identity for Blauwdruk Psychosezorg, I was asked to design a pancarte and brochure that translated the results of their academic research into materials accessible to healthcare professionals, policymakers, and patients.
The project focused on the 13 principles for recovery-oriented psychosis care, summarizing collaborative research between PsychoseNet België and Universiteit Gent.
My goal was to make these principles clear, hopeful, and visually engaging, combining professional credibility with warmth and humanity.
A5 Brochure: detailed layout featuring each principle with context, quotes from professionals and patients, and small visual dividers to guide the reader.
A5 Pancarte: concise, clear visual summary of the 13 principles — perfect for display or quick reference.
The materials gave Blauwdruk Psychosezorg a coherent and professional communication toolkit — enabling them to share their research with care institutions, conferences, and policy partners in a way that feels engaging and clear.
The design makes complex mental health information approachable and human, bridging science and empathy through thoughtful visual storytelling.
Mostly branding, UX/UI design, and visual identity work — from early-stage startups to established brands ready to refine or relaunch.
Yes. I collaborate with clients across Europe and beyond — remote work keeps the process flexible and smooth.
Absolutely. Many clients return for ongoing design updates or new creative projects once we’ve built a good rhythm together.
Every project is unique. My pricing is based on project scope, complexity, and expected outcomes — always transparent before we start.
Designing Clarity for Complex Care
Graphic & Print Design
Blauwdruk Psychosezorg
10 April, 2025
4 weeks
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