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A calmer path toward mental-health support.

A focused digital directory that helps people explore mental-health support and find a clearer path toward relevant resources.

  • Product Design
  • Web Development
  • Directory UX
  • Social Impact
Ease Yuh Mind mental health directory homepage
Ease Yuh Mind mental health directory homepage

Overview

A serious subject approached with calm and clarity.

Information about free public mental-health support in Trinidad and Tobago can be difficult to find and compare when it is spread across different organizations and formats. Ease Yuh Mind brings guided support, service information, and map-based discovery into one approachable public resource.

Challenge

Challenge

Present sensitive information with enough calm, clarity and care that people can find a useful next step without feeling overwhelmed. The underlying information was scattered across publicly accessible sites in inconsistent formats, so it needed careful gathering and cleaning before services could be compared.

My role

My role

I led product design and web development for the responsive website, including gathering and cleaning scattered public listings into structured directory records, plus the guided support path, directory structure, map-based discovery, emergency guidance, and supporting content.

Solution

Solution

I created a calm, mobile-friendly website with a short guided support path and a searchable directory of clinical services and community centres. I gathered scattered public listings, cleaned them into consistent structured records, and made them explorable by region, location, availability, and support type. Emergency guidance and the limits of the independent resource remain visible.

Engineering

Engineering

The responsive website combines structured service information, searchable directory views, guided support, and map-based discovery in one accessible public resource. Scattered public listings were gathered, cleaned, and normalized into consistent records behind the directory.

Outcome

What changed.

The project provides one clearer starting point for people exploring free public mental-health support in Trinidad and Tobago. It does not diagnose users or replace professional care.

  • A working product prototype
  • A calmer information experience
  • A foundation for future user research

Key points

What the work included.

  • A short guided flow helps people move toward relevant support options.
  • Service names, regions, addresses, contact details, hours, and categories are organized in one directory.
  • Directory results can also be explored geographically.
  • Clear language and spacious layouts make a serious subject easier to approach.
  • Emergency guidance and the product's limitations remain visible.
  • Scattered public listings gathered, cleaned, and organized into one structured directory.

Related writing

More from behind the work.

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What Ease Yuh Mind taught me about language, pacing and emotional context in product design.

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