A working campaign kit built from the discovery: clear questions, the real Allis space and useful next steps for all three audiences.
21Organic / review designs
18Paid concept designs
11Film exports
8Silent hero loops
The thinking behind the work
Your questions. Your pace.
The campaign plan connects each audience’s discovery needs to the messages, landing pages, resources and proposed review measures. All copy and creative are drafts. No ads have been launched or scheduled.
Actual office photography and named Allis team portraits are separate from illustrative stock performers. The homepage’s preferred cream-sweater woman is an existing brand-concept portrait. No stock performer is presented as an Allis clinician, client or testimonial.
18 designs · exact campaign-plan copy
The first paid wave.
Three campaigns. Each has a feed and story version of P01, plus the exact four frames of its P02 carousel. Prepared for discussion and platform review; no campaign has been activated.
Therapy starts with a person. Get to know the Allis team, explore how an inquiry works and find practical answers about in-person and online appointments. Your questions. Your pace.
Therapy starts with a person. Get to know the Allis team, explore how an inquiry works and find practical answers about in-person and online appointments. Your questions. Your pace.
Who might be a fit? What happens after an inquiry? What should be checked before an appointment? Allis brings the profiles, practical answers and first steps together in one place.
Who might be a fit? What happens after an inquiry? What should be checked before an appointment? Allis brings the profiles, practical answers and first steps together in one place.
Who might be a fit? What happens after an inquiry? What should be checked before an appointment? Allis brings the profiles, practical answers and first steps together in one place.
Who might be a fit? What happens after an inquiry? What should be checked before an appointment? Allis brings the profiles, practical answers and first steps together in one place.
Therapist profiles should offer more than a title. Explore the backgrounds and approaches of the Allis team, with useful questions about goals, preferences and working together.
Therapist profiles should offer more than a title. Explore the backgrounds and approaches of the Allis team, with useful questions about goals, preferences and working together.
Clear therapist profiles. Practical access questions. A look inside the real office. Explore Allis Mental Health’s resources for providers, schools, community partners and people offering support.
Clear therapist profiles. Practical access questions. A look inside the real office. Explore Allis Mental Health’s resources for providers, schools, community partners and people offering support.
A practical guide for a considered recommendation: questions about clinician approach, current access, consent and the next step. Read it alongside the latest Allis practice information.
A practical guide for a considered recommendation: questions about clinician approach, current access, consent and the next step. Read it alongside the latest Allis practice information.
A practical guide for a considered recommendation: questions about clinician approach, current access, consent and the next step. Read it alongside the latest Allis practice information.
A practical guide for a considered recommendation: questions about clinician approach, current access, consent and the next step. Read it alongside the latest Allis practice information.
Six feed posts, six story versions and three three-card carousels. These earlier review concepts are kept separate from the four-card paid storyboards above. Previous-experience messages are marked for organic or owned-resource use.
Thinking about therapy can bring up questions before you have even made contact. What will it be like? Where will I go? Where do I begin? Take a look inside Allis and explore a first step. Draft for discussion.
Sometimes, seeing the room is a useful place to start. These are real photographs of our Allis office. Look around, take your time, and bring the questions that matter to you. Draft for discussion.
Questions about goals, preferences and working together belong in the conversation. Explore the Allis team and keep a question guide handy. Draft for discussion.
Maybe you want more room to speak. A clearer explanation. Or a different way of working together. Thinking about what you want to be different can help you start the conversation. Draft for discussion.
When you are helping someone explore support, clear information can give the conversation somewhere to begin. Share the guide, make room for questions, and keep the person’s choice central. Draft for discussion.
You do not have to have every answer to be supportive. A useful starting point is information the person can explore in their own time, with room to decide what feels right for them. Draft for discussion.
Thinking about therapy can bring up questions before you have even made contact. What will it be like? Where will I go? Where do I begin? Take a look inside Allis and explore a first step. Draft for discussion.
Sometimes, seeing the room is a useful place to start. These are real photographs of our Allis office. Look around, take your time, and bring the questions that matter to you. Draft for discussion.
Questions about goals, preferences and working together belong in the conversation. Explore the Allis team and keep a question guide handy. Draft for discussion.
Maybe you want more room to speak. A clearer explanation. Or a different way of working together. Thinking about what you want to be different can help you start the conversation. Draft for discussion.
When you are helping someone explore support, clear information can give the conversation somewhere to begin. Share the guide, make room for questions, and keep the person’s choice central. Draft for discussion.
You do not have to have every answer to be supportive. A useful starting point is information the person can explore in their own time, with room to decide what feels right for them. Draft for discussion.
Starting therapy can begin with a question. Think about what you would like support with, what would help you feel more at ease, and what you want to know first. Take a look inside Allis and explore a first step. Draft for discussion.
Starting therapy can begin with a question. Think about what you would like support with, what would help you feel more at ease, and what you want to know first. Take a look inside Allis and explore a first step. Draft for discussion.
Starting therapy can begin with a question. Think about what you would like support with, what would help you feel more at ease, and what you want to know first. Take a look inside Allis and explore a first step. Draft for discussion.
Trying therapy again does not mean setting aside your previous experience. You can use it to ask clearer questions about fit and how you would like to work together. Explore your options. Draft for discussion.
Trying therapy again does not mean setting aside your previous experience. You can use it to ask clearer questions about fit and how you would like to work together. Explore your options. Draft for discussion.
Trying therapy again does not mean setting aside your previous experience. You can use it to ask clearer questions about fit and how you would like to work together. Explore your options. Draft for discussion.
When someone is considering support, a clear starting point can help. Ask what would be useful, share information they can explore and leave room for their questions and choices. Read the support guide. Draft for discussion.
When someone is considering support, a clear starting point can help. Ask what would be useful, share information they can explore and leave room for their questions and choices. Read the support guide. Draft for discussion.
When someone is considering support, a clear starting point can help. Ask what would be useful, share information they can explore and leave room for their questions and choices. Read the support guide. Draft for discussion.
Start with the 132-second master for the full story, then explore the audience explainers and shorter derivatives below. Caption-led films combine Everyday AI narration, Artlist music, actual Allis spaces, verified team photography and clearly illustrative stock. The office tour is photo-motion using real office photographs.
Playback is manual. Each delivery links to the MP4, poster and English caption files. Narration is separate from people shown on screen; no testimonial or speaking clinician is implied.
Master film · 2 minutes 12 seconds · landscape
Allis. Three ways to begin.
A complete introduction to the practice: Megan leads the introduction to all six therapists, followed by three audience chapters, Everyday AI narration, Artlist music and one invitation to take the next step at the end.
Silent, text-free loops for the homepage and three campaign landing pages. The 20-second homepage opens and closes on the preferred female lead, with three actual Allis spaces and two illustrative Artlist moments between. Each 11-second audience loop includes two real Allis rooms. These previews have controls; the website uses muted playback, a pause control and still posters for reduced motion.