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Welcome to the World of Lucca

Your companion
for living well.

A companion for your therapy, quality goods to live well with, stories worth a Sunday, and a quiet belief that the work between sessions is where growth happens.

The Companion

Your private
talk therapy companion.

Lucca quietly captures notes during your sessions, holds on to the shifts that matter, and helps you see the threads that run through your weeks — privately, only for you.

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Lucca — Shifts
A shift worth noticing

“I was finally taking my own side.”

00:13:42 · Session 19
Part of a months-long thread with your sister
Why this matters

You’ve circled self-doubt in conflict with your sister for months. This is the first time the phrasing flipped, from apologizing for your needs to naming them.

Related themes
Self-trustBoundariesWork
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The Collection

Cashmere, for the work.

A piece from the Lucca collection, bought once: Mongolian cashmere, made to live with for years, not seasons. $80, with the Annual plan.

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Oat & Olive

What shifted, and how.

One person, in their own words, on what changed over months of the work and how they got there. Alongside them, the other chair, where therapists say what they have noticed, and a spotlight on people with public lives who are in the work. No advice. Nothing asked of you.

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Every other Sunday·Names changed on request
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Our mission

Help you become
your fullest self.

Lucca began as a companion for your therapy. The mission is bigger: to make well-being something you can live with every day, and to meet you wherever it shows up in your life.

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Technology

The Companion

Software that helps the work of therapy carry forward between sessions.

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Apparel

The Collection

Considered, lasting things made to live with, season after season.

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Stories

Oat & Olive

What shifted, and how: one person, in their own words, every other Sunday.

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