The National Gathering for Marketers in Mental and Behavioral Health
Oct. 7-9, 2025 | Franklin, TN
*5-month installation payment plan available—see registration link for details.
Oct. 7-9, 2025 | Franklin, TN
*5-month installation payment plan available—see registration link for details.
Marketing that makes a difference
MHM is an annual, three-day, national event that makes better mental health marketers.
What is the Mental Health Marketing Conference?
The state of mental health marketing is on the move … and the buzz at the MHM conference matches that reality.
It’s For …
Executives, marketers, clinicians — we all need help staying current as the industry marketing shifts. From navigating the digital landscape to connecting with local partners. From building online courses to knocking on doors. And we all need help keeping up with advancements in AI and technology.
What We Do …
We gather experts in the mental health, addiction treatment, and the behavioral health vertical to give you the tools for marketing strength. We cover the basics if you need 101 courses. We also get deep on strategy in panels and workshops. It's a comprehensive, collaborative, cutting-edge event.
Opening Keynote
Johnny Crowder
Johnny is a suicide/abuse survivor, TEDx speaker, touring musician, Certified Peer Recovery Specialist, and the Founder & CEO of Cope Notes®, a text-based mental health platform that provides daily support to users in nearly 100 countries around the world. Armed with a decade of clinical treatment, a psychology degree from the University of Central Florida, and 10+ years of peer support and public advocacy experience through the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Johnny’s youthful vigor for mental health has impacted millions of lives across the globe.
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Our Core Tracks Offer A Personalize Learning Experience
Today’s marketing team has to be well versed in your clinical reality.
And your clinical team needs to be able to act as the frontline marketers.
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What Attendees Say
Catherine Reynolds
Events Marketing Manager, Mental Health America
As a mental health marketer, this conference filled a gap in my professional development needs. We are often choosing between a mental health conference that does not meet our marketing-specific needs or a marketing conference that lacks understanding or awareness of our industry. I was also delighted to find that many of your attendees were familiar with the work we do at Mental Health America. Future conferences are a can't-miss networking opportunity.
Catherine Reynolds
Events Marketing Manager, Mental Health America
As a mental health marketer, this conference filled a gap in my professional development needs. ... Future conferences are a can't-miss networking opportunity.
Dr. Tiffany M Jenkins, EdD LPC LCADC ACS CCTP-II
Executive Director, Awakening Change Counseling Services LLC
I didn’t know exactly what to expect from MHM, but I knew I wanted to be there. I am so glad I went.
The presentations weren’t a bunch of “do this to make money” like so much of marketing can be. Every session was so people-focused that you kinda forgot it was a marketing conference.
The speakers and sponsors were so warm and friendly that the entire thing felt like being at the cool kids table in the lunchroom. There was so much information being shared and I made so many valuable connections. I’m officially #MHM4Life 💜
Dr. Tiffany M Jenkins, EdD LPC LCADC ACS CCTP-II
Executive Director, Awakening Change Counseling Services LLC
I didn’t know exactly what to expect from MHM, but I knew I wanted to be there. I am so glad I went. ... There was so much information being shared and I made so many valuable connections. I’m officially #MHM4Life 💜
Michael Fulwiler
Brand Marketing Lead at Heard / Founder at Fulwiler Media
As a speaker, I thought the production quality (audio, video, lighting) of the Mental Health Marketing Conference was world class.
I appreciated the attention to detail, too, from the confidence monitor on stage to the clock counting down to help me keep time.
Michael Fulwiler
Brand Marketing Lead at Heard / Founder at Fulwiler Media
As a speaker, I thought the production quality (audio, video, lighting) of the Mental Health Marketing Conference was world class.
I appreciated the attention to detail, too, from the confidence monitor on stage to the clock counting down to help me keep time.
Dr. Aikyna D. Finch
Finch and Associates LLC
This was my first time attending the Mental Health Marketing Conference and I was highly impressed.
As a person that attends conferences on a regular basis, I was excited by the attention that was paid to the attendee experience.
From the speakers, to the program layout and the customer service, it was all top-notch.
After receiving the information from the conference, it made me focus more on mental health in my coaching practice.
Dr. Aikyna D. Finch
Finch and Associates LLC
This was my first time attending the Mental Health Marketing Conference and I was highly impressed. ... From the speakers, to the program layout and the customer service, it was all top-notch.
Luke Waldron
Senior Social Media Manager, American Psychiatric Association (APA)
As the social media manager for one of the largest mental health associations, the MHMC is my favorite conference to attend.
The conference offers extremely insightful and interesting sessions and overall just a lot of fun with a great community feeling.
In my first year, I was able to connect with a lot of other attendees who were all friendly and openly shared ideas and insights.
Luke Waldron
Senior Social Media Manager, American Psychiatric Association (APA)
As the social media manager for one of the largest mental health associations, the MHMC is my favorite conference to attend. The conference offers extremely insightful and interesting sessions and overall just a lot of fun with a great community feeling.
Free Marketing Report!
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You Will Get:
- Marketing Budgets and expectations for 2024.
- The top marketing challenges mental and behavioral health clinics are facing in the new year
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- Best performing marketing investments to attract new clients
…And more.
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