The story behind the logo is this; an anchor is representative of a balanced life, steadiness, safety and feeling grounded—especially through change and uncertainty.

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The ocean reflects depth, movement and renewal. Its depths are like the inner world—layered, quiet, and sometimes unexplored. When we think of the ocean we also think of whales, who symbolise calmness, strength and connection—carrying messages across vast distances through whale song, a gentle reminder that even in deep waters, we can find our way back to being heard and understood.

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The garden represents growth over time—how we can each bloom, in our own way, to the best of our ability. Like plants, we can strengthen our roots, adapt to the seasons, and keep turning towards the light.

 

Flowers can symbolise friendship, positive emotion, comfort, and resilience—the kinds of supports that help people heal and thrive, like a perennial returning after winter.

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Together, these symbols tell one story: the anchor grounds us when life feels rough, the ocean reminds us we don’t have to carry our thoughts alone and the garden reflects what becomes possible when we feel safe enough to grow—one steady step, one shared message, one new season at a time.