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Google Ads for mental health practices

Be the first provider they find. Targeted Google Ads campaigns that reach people searching for help right now. Managed by a team that understands your field, your ethics, and what turns a click into a booked appointment.

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WHY NOW

SEO takes months. You have openings now.

Organic search is a long game worth playing, but if you have availability right now, waiting six months isn't a strategy, it's a gap. Google Ads puts you at the top of results the same week your campaign goes live. The people clicking aren't browsing; they've already decided they want a therapist and they're looking for someone to call.

NOT A GENERIC AD

Built for mental health practices. Not adapted from a plumber's campaign

Most agencies run the same ads for dentists, plumbers, and therapists, then wonder why the results disappoint. We work only with mental health and wellness professionals. We know how someone in crisis searches, the difference between a client ready to book and one still researching, and the LegitScript requirements that trip up medication-assisted practices. We write ad copy that speaks to someone struggling.

HOW WE WORK TOGETHER

Pick where you're starting from

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New campaign setup and management

We build your campaign from the ground up and manage it for you: keyword research, targeting, ad copy, structure, weekly optimization, and bi-weekly reporting. It starts with a kickoff call so Jaclyn understands your practice and goals.

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Google Ads audit

Already running ads and not sure they're working? We review your existing campaign and give you clear, specific recommendations on what to change.

LegitScript assistance and landing pages available as add-ons.

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Jaclyn manages every campaign personally

You're never handed off to a junior account manager. Jaclyn runs every Google Ads campaign herself: strategy, copy, optimization, and reporting; working only with mental health and wellness practices, so your budget is managed by someone who knows your field and how your clients search.

Google Ads FAQ

How much do I need to spend on ads?

Ad spend varies by market and competition. For most private practice owners, a starting budget of $300 to $1,500 per month is a reasonable range to test and optimize from. We'll recommend a starting point based on your location and goals during the discovery process.

Are Google Ads worth running for therapists?

For providers who are not yet full and want inquiries now, Google Ads is one of the fastest ways to generate them. Unlike SEO, which takes months, ads can drive traffic within days of launch. The key is smart targeting and strong landing pages, which is where we come in.

What's the difference between Google Ads and SEO?

Most full website copy projects take two to three weeks from intake call to final delivery. Single page projects are typically one week. We give you a specific timeline before the project starts so you can plan around it and coordinate with your designer if needed.

How long before I see results from ads?

Most campaigns start generating clicks and inquiries within the first week of going live. It typically takes 30 to 60 days to gather enough data to optimize the campaign for lower cost-per-click and better conversion rates.

Can ads help me fill a group practice?

Yes. We can build campaigns specifically targeted to client acquisition for a group practice, or even campaigns aimed at associate therapist recruitment if that's a need. We'll scope the right campaign type based on your goals.

Your ideal clients are searching right now. Let's make your name come up first.

Book a free consult with Jaclyn. She'll look at your market, goals, and budget and tell you honestly whether Google Ads makes sense for your practice right now.

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