Hi Shannon,

Three directions for trailmindwellness.com

Each one blends the two templates you liked — Haven and Quiet Psychiatry — and leans into what makes your practice different: mind and hormones, in one place. None of them is a straight copy. Open each, then use the ⚙ button at the bottom right of every page to try other color palettes.

Option 1

Meadow Haven-led · warm rose & sage

Haven's softness — petal shapes, script accents, blush tones — with Quiet Psychiatry's numbered care list, three-step approach and FAQ.

Two-threads intro: Mind · Hormones
Hormonal-seasons timeline
Topographic trail pattern

Open Meadow →

Option 2

Ridgeline Quiet-led · editorial plum & rose

Quiet Psychiatry's calm, editorial layout and big serif headline, warmed up with Haven's rose accents and script eyebrows.

"Where you are right now" tabs
Front Range ridgeline dividers
Mobile call · text · book bar

Open Ridgeline →

Option 3

Trailhead Balanced · evergreen, clay & cream

An even mix of both templates with a Colorado identity of its own — photo-first hero, warm cards, and a trail-map walk-through of your first visit.

Trail-map "first visit" steps
Insurance signpost
Front Range photo band

Open Trailhead →

A few notes

These are previews: the request forms don't send anything yet, and "Book online" points at your temporary patient portal until trailmindwellness.com is switched over.
Your studio photos are in. The trail and mountain scenery is placeholder imagery, and any option can use any of the photos.
Everything on the pages comes from your onboarding answers — hours, insurance, screeners, the 988/911 after-hours notice. Tell us what to change.
Mix and match freely: "the Ridgeline layout with Meadow's colors" is an easy request.

Prepared for Shannon Wright, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C · TrailMind Health & Wellness