ComPsych Elevates Workplace Support with Logo Redesign from Konpo

ComPsych Corporation isn’t just changing its look; it’s redefining what real employee support should feel like.

The global leader in organizational mental health, well-being, and absence management has revealed a refreshed look that signals how its services are improving and expanding.

This strategic update coincides with new technology-driven enhancements to its flagship offerings, designed to support employees more effectively and intuitively.

In an exclusive statement to DesignRush, ComPsych CEO Paul Posey explained the deeper purpose behind the company's rebrand and what it represents.

“At a fundamental level, this rebrand was about changing how we think and talk about what we do as a company across all our services — from behavioral health, well-being, absence, and global — and more importantly, why we do it: to ignite human potential in workplaces worldwide.

We do so much more than employee assistance programs, including digital wellness support, online therapy scheduling, and integrated absence management, and we needed our brand to express that more powerfully.”

The new logo design's goal is for ComPsych to be seen as a full-scale workforce well-being partner, widening its relevance across HR and executive leadership teams.

Visuals with Real Intent

The rebrand features ComPsych’s first-ever logomark, a sphere representing unity and completeness, surrounded by soft ripples that suggest expanding support.

It's also meant to represent a sunrise, symbolizing growth, progress, and renewed commitment.

The rebrand was developed in collaboration with Noted Marketing and design agency Konpo, combining strategic messaging with a clean, modern aesthetic.

At the core of this rebranding is an upgraded digital experience in GuidanceResources, ComPsych’s primary platform for mental health and well-being.

The redesigned interface supports three tailored user paths:

• “Connect Me” enables fast access to live experts or appointments within just a few clicks.
• “Guide Me” offers a more directed journey using user input to recommend targeted resources.
• “Assess Me” helps those unsure of where to begin by generating a customized plan after a brief, clinically validated assessment across six key life domains.

The platform is now accessible in over 40 languages, reflecting the company's international reach.

The company also introduced updates to AbsenceResources, formerly known as FMLASource, aimed at streamlining leave management.

These enhancements improve user access and response times while reducing employer risk by offering real-time updates and regulatory insights.

The self-service upgrades support compliance with federal, state, and internal leave policies.

Our Take: Is This the Future of Employee Well-Being?

To me, this rebrand isn’t just a visual update. It feels like a real change in how ComPsych supports the modern workforce.

I see a company making it easier for people to access the support they actually need.

When mental health, time off, and well-being tools are treated as core services and not extras, it proves a deeper commitment to employees.

And when this shows up in the brand's identity through thoughtful logo design and clear, human-centered visuals, it helps build trust before a single service is even used.

For another look at how major companies are updating their brand to stay in step with changing customer expectations, check out Walmart's first brand refresh in 17 years.