Creative Health Tech
Creative Health Tech
Podcast Description
Welcome to Creative Health Tech, your dose of inspiration and insight into the health tech creative and strategic frontiers. Hosted by MOWE Studio, this podcast series is a meeting point for marketing professionals, branding experts, and creative minds who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of health tech.
In each episode, join us as we connect with industry leaders and have the opportunity to pick their brains. Our conversations aim to illuminate best practices, celebrate success stories, and dissect failures that provide valuable lessons.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on the intersection of creativity and technology in healthcare, covering topics such as human-centric design, branding strategies, and marketing innovations, with episodes like visual storytelling in health tech and user experience design in mental health applications being significant highlights.
Welcome to Creative Health Tech, your dose of inspiration and insight into the health tech creative and strategic frontiers. Hosted by MOWE Studio, this podcast series is a meeting point for marketing professionals, branding experts, and creative minds who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of health tech.
In each episode, join us as we connect with industry leaders and have the opportunity to pick their brains. Our conversations aim to illuminate best practices, celebrate success stories, and dissect failures that provide valuable lessons.
How can storytelling make mental healthcare more human?
In this episode of Creative Health Tech, we sit down with Kelsey Chacon, Content Manager at Rula, to explore how storytelling can build trust, break stigma, and make care more accessible. Kelsey shares how her personal experiences inspired her work in mental health communication — and how Rula’s empathetic approach connects patients, providers, and partners in a more meaningful way.
We discuss:
• The role of storytelling in mental health and healthcare communication
• Finding the balance between empathy and information
• How to make long-form content engaging in a short-form world
• Collaborating with clinicians and patients for authentic storytelling
• Why authenticity and transparency are the future of mental health marketing
Want to keep the conversation going? Feel free to reach out to Kelsey, Felippe and Raff on LinkedIn. And to learn more about Rula and the work they’ve been doing in mental health care, check their website.
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