Marketing for Therapists and Mental Health Practices
Privacy-aware websites, SEO and content that help the right clients find you
Help the Right Clients Find You
People looking for a therapist are often searching at a hard moment. They want to know you understand what they're going through, whether you take their insurance and how soon they can be seen.
We build websites, search visibility and content that answer those questions clearly and respectfully.
What We Do for Mental Health Practices
Specialty pages: a page for each approach and concern you treat, from EMDR and trauma to anxiety, depression, couples counseling and teens, written for the people searching for them.
Local SEO: showing up when people search for a therapist in your town. Learn about Google Business Profile management and our SEO services.
Clinician profiles: bios and short introduction videos that let clients get to know a therapist before the first call.
Websites built for inquiries: clear information on insurance, fees, location and telehealth, with a simple, secure way to request an appointment.
Directory profiles: Psychology Today and other directory listings that match your website and your specialties.
Educational content: articles and social posts that build trust and stay within professional ethics guidelines.
Clinician recruiting: careers pages and content that help group practices hire.
Privacy Comes First
Mental health marketing has to protect the people you serve. We keep advertising tracking tools off pages where people share health information, use secure intake platforms when protected health information may be submitted, and follow professional ethics guidelines on testimonials. Platforms like Meta and Google also restrict health-related targeting and data, and we plan campaigns around those rules from the start.
Our Work
We work with mental health and wellness practices, including The EMDR Group and Hoban Wellness, and with treatment programs across the region. See our addiction treatment marketing work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can therapists advertise on Google and Meta?
Yes, with care. Both platforms limit some health-related targeting and data, and addiction-related services need extra certification. Read whether treatment centers can advertise on Google.
Do we need a blog?
Not necessarily. Clear, specific pages for each specialty usually do more for a practice than frequent blog posts.
Do you work with solo practitioners?
Yes. We work with solo clinicians and group practices, and scale the plan to the size of the practice.
Can you help a group practice hire clinicians?
Yes. Strong careers pages, clinician spotlights and social content make a practice more attractive to therapists, too.
Book a Free Practice Marketing Review
Contact us to talk through your practice, your specialties and your goals.