The Indigo Project

We think creatively about mental health.

Our founder, Mary Hoang, started her career as a psychologist working with street kids for the Salvation Army. Mary found that employing creative means such as music and art in her workshops, and using down-to-earth language, transformed the way the kids viewed mental health services and opened up the channels of communication. It’s that same ethos of thinking creatively about mental health that defines us today – being real is important to us.

We pride ourselves on shaking things up. We’re not like any other psychology practice or mental health organisation. We know that old methods need to change if we’re going to break the stigma of mental health, and we want to be that change.

At the heart of our organisation, we’re a progressive psychology practice. But we’re more than that – we run courses, workshops and create immersive experiences to guide you on a transformational journey.