Behavioral Health Marketing Campaigns
Give good work a wider reach.
At certain moments, organizations need to reach the right audience and drive action— whether that’s referrals, awareness, or engagement. Campaigns can be a powerful way to do that.
A behavioral health marketing campaign is a focused effort built around a specific audience, message, goal, budget, and timeframe. It brings the right pieces together, from strategy and creative to media and measurement, so you're not just putting out more marketing and hoping something sticks.
What this work may include
- Campaign strategy & planning
- Paid search (Google Ads)
- Paid social & YouTube campaigns
- Display advertising
- Traditional media (radio, TV, print, transit, direct mail)
- Campaign creative & messaging
- Campaign landing page development
- Performance tracking and reporting
What changes when the campaign is working?
- Your message reaches your target audience
- Campaigns generate measurable engagement
- You can see what’s working and build on it
And most importantly, it encourages people to take action.
Client Perspective
Cohen Veterans Network
Cohen Veterans Network provides therapy to veterans and their families. Before building their campaign, we needed to understand what would actually resonate with that audience.
Research and focus groups revealed something important: veterans trust other veterans. That insight became the foundation for the Back to Better campaign.
Real veteran stories became a central part of the creative. More recently, clinicians have joined those voices. The campaign continues to evolve based on creative performance data and audience insights, and our library of stories continues to grow.
“Once we had the data and messaging aligned, we could finally prove what was working.”
Anthony Guido
Former Vice President Communications & Marketing, Cohen Veterans Network
Frequently Asked Questions
Why designRoom?
We understand what's at stake.
The organizations we work with are helping people find treatment, supporting families, building recovery communities, filling programs, earning referrals, raising awareness, and funding the work that matters.
We've spent years working alongside behavioral health, mental health, addiction treatment, healthcare, nonprofit, and human services organizations. We understand the audiences, the sensitivity, and the reality of making every marketing dollar count. We also know that many mission-driven organizations don't have a full marketing department behind them.
That's why we don't bring a one-size-fits-all agency model. We bring experience, creativity, and a practical understanding of what you're trying to accomplish.