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Make It On-Brand Anywhere

The Brand Standards tell you what good looks like. This tells you exactly how to do it inside the tools you actually use: which font to pick, what size to type, and what to do when the right font isn't available. No design eye required. Just follow the recipe.

For Ronnie, Zulma, Annie, Lindsay, Shannon · pairs with the Brand Standards
The Font Ladder The Hierarchy Recipe In Canva In Word / Docs In Email & GHL The Golden Rule
01 · Solve the Font Problem First

The Font Ladder

Here's the thing nobody told you: our brand fonts are not available everywhere. Gotham is a paid font most tools don't have, and even Montserrat disappears in email. That's not your fault. The fix is a ladder: use the best font available in your tool, and drop to the next rung only when you have to.

For Headings & Titles

1
Gotham
Use if you have it licensed. Dr. Sorr and anyone with the brand kit installed. Most team members will not have this, and that's fine.
2
Montserrat
Our everyday heading font. Free in Canva, Google Docs, and Google Slides. This is what most of the team uses most of the time. When in doubt, Montserrat.
3
Arial Bold or Helvetica
The email and unknown-system fallback. When neither Gotham nor Montserrat will render (regular email, a strange computer), use Arial Bold. It's clean, it's everywhere, and with the right size and spacing it still looks intentional.

For Body Text

1
Roboto Light
Our everyday body font. Available in Canva and Google Docs. Light weight, generous spacing.
2
Arial or Georgia
The email fallback. Arial for a clean modern look, Georgia if you want a warmer, more editorial feel. Both render in every email client.
The Insight That Makes This Easy
Hierarchy is carried by size, weight, spacing, and capitals. Not by the font itself.

This is the secret. Even when you drop all the way to Arial, the piece still reads as ours, as long as the structure holds: big bold all-caps heading, calm readable body, lots of space, one accent color. Get the structure right and the font almost doesn't matter. That's why the recipe below works in every tool.

02 · The Hierarchy Recipe

Type This, At This Size

This is your intuition turned into numbers. Match the element you're setting to the row, then type those exact settings. The sizes are written for documents and email; in Canva, scale up proportionally for the canvas you're on.

ElementFontSizeWeightTreatmentLooks like
Eyebrow Label Montserrat / Arial 12–13px Bold (700) ALL CAPS
wide spacing
Clinical Protocol
Big Headline Montserrat / Arial 28–40px Bold (700) ALL CAPS
slight spacing
Be Radiant
Subheading Montserrat / Arial 18–22px Medium/SemiBold (600) ALL CAPS Functional Aesthetics
Body Text Roboto / Arial 16–17px Light/Regular (300–400) Sentence case
left-aligned
We treat the soil first.
Accent Phrase Montserrat Italic 18–22px Light Italic (300) Short phrase only Be Well.

Three rules that hold everywhere: body text is never smaller than 16px, everything is left-aligned except a centered hero title, and a list after a colon becomes real bullet points, not a run-on sentence.

03 · Route One

In Canva

Social posts, stories, flyers. Canva has Montserrat and Roboto built in, so you can stay close to the real brand here. The trick is to set the fonts and colors once, then reuse.

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Canva Recipe

Social · flyers · stories
  • For any heading, click the text and choose Montserrat from the font menu. Set it Bold and turn on UPPERCASE.
  • For body text, choose Roboto, weight Light. Keep it left-aligned.
  • Set your brand colors once under Brand Kit (or type the hex codes): teal #2FBEC1, pink #C91B72, dark blue #101A24, dark teal #014151, cream #F8F5F1.
  • Use color sparingly: a mostly cream or white layout, dark text, and one accent. Never a full bright-teal or bright-pink background behind text.
  • For a gradient moment, make a rectangle, set gradient fill from pink to teal, left to right. One per design, never two.
  • Add the SOH logo from Brand Kit · Logos. Light logo on dark, dark logo on light. Never stretch it.
Quick Pick · What to Select
Heading fontMontserrat · Bold · UPPERCASE
Body fontRoboto · Light
Letter spacing on headings+40 to +60
AccentOne color, or one gradient bar

Want this even easier? We can build a few locked Brand Templates (a social post, a story, a flyer) so the team just swaps the words and photo. Ask Dr. Sorr if you'd like those set up.

04 · Route Two

In Word & Google Docs

Letters, handouts, internal documents. Google Docs has Montserrat and Roboto; Word may not, so use its built-in equivalents. The key habit: use the built-in Styles menu instead of manually sizing every line.

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Word / Docs Recipe

Letters · handouts · documents
  • In Google Docs: add Montserrat and Roboto via More fonts (the font dropdown, then "More fonts"). In Word: if Montserrat isn't installed, use Arial for headings and Calibri or Arial for body.
  • Set your Heading 1 style: Montserrat (or Arial), Bold, 24–28px, UPPERCASE, dark blue.
  • Set Heading 2: same font, SemiBold, 18–20px, UPPERCASE.
  • Set Normal / body: Roboto (or Calibri), 16px, regular, left-aligned, line spacing 1.5.
  • Update the styles once, then just click Heading 1, Heading 2, or Normal as you type. Never size text by hand line-by-line.
  • Put the SOH logo in the header, small, top-left. Keep wide margins. Let the page breathe.
Style Settings · Set Once, Reuse
Heading 1Montserrat/Arial · Bold · 24–28 · CAPS
Heading 2Montserrat/Arial · SemiBold · 18–20 · CAPS
BodyRoboto/Calibri · Regular · 16 · 1.5
AlignmentLeft, always
05 · Route Three

In Email & GHL

This is the honest one. Email strips custom fonts. No matter what you choose, most inboxes show a system font instead. So in email we don't fight it: we use a clean web-safe font and let size, weight, spacing, and color carry the brand.

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Email & GHL Recipe

Gmail · GHL templates · newsletters
  • Set the font to Arial (clean) or Georgia (warm). Pick one and stay with it through the whole email.
  • Headings: Arial Bold, 22–26px, you can use UPPERCASE for a short title. Body: 16px, regular, left-aligned.
  • Carry the brand with color and space, not font: dark teal headings #014151, dark blue body #101A24, generous spacing between blocks.
  • Buttons: solid dark teal background, white bold Arial text, rounded corners. One clear button per email.
  • Keep a white or very light background. Never a dark or bright-color background behind body text.
  • Sign off with the practice line in small grey text: name, Source of Health, Scottsdale AZ.

What a Good SOH Email Looks Like

Notice: this is just Arial. No special font at all. It reads as ours because of the eyebrow label, the spacing, the dark-teal heading, the single clean button, and the calm tone. That's the whole trick in email.

06 · If You Remember One Thing

The Golden Rule

When In Doubt
Big bold all-caps heading. Calm readable body. Lots of space. One accent color. Left-aligned. That structure is the brand, in any tool, in any font.

If you can't remember which font goes where, default to Montserrat for headings and Roboto for body where they exist, and Arial everywhere else. Then make sure the structure above holds. Get that right and it will look like us, every time.

  • Heading big, bold, uppercase
  • Body calm, 16px or larger, left-aligned
  • Generous white space, never crowded
  • One accent color or one gradient, never two

When you're unsure, check it against the Brand Standards, or just ask. We would always rather you ask than guess. Be Radiant. Be Well. Be You.