Want to be notified when each episode gets released? Enter your info below and you’ll be emailed when the newest episode of this mini-series is released: When Nate Wagner began his practice, he began as more of a generalist. Over the last year, he began focusing more on suicide loss and sibling loss. Based off [Read more…]
Self-Care: An Ethical Imperative for Helping Professionals?
The big secret! Are we a danger to ourselves and our clients? Is self-care the answer? You signed on as a helping professional to serve and to heal. Maybe you are a psychotherapist, a doctor, a teacher, a nurse or a mother, a caretaker or a combination of several of these. You are anyone who serves others. Many [Read more…]
How and Why You Should be Investing in Your Private Practice
If you aren’t willing to invest in yourself and your practice, how do you expect others to do so? By not investing in yourself and your private practice, you’re costing yourself time and money in the long run and inhibiting yourself from ramping up to a full-time profitable practice.
13 Steps to Getting New Clients with Local Networking
The heart and soul of growing a therapy practice centers around the ability to do effective local networking. However, a lot of therapists do too much “hard labor” with little results. If you experience local networking as very stressful, it’s probably a signal that your efforts are unnatural in some way and need to change. [Read more…]
The Top 5 Mistakes Therapists Make in Private Practice
As a mental health professional, you thrive at helping people in their lives but may lack expertise in practice-building and marketing. Special guests, Dr. Kate Campbell and Katie Lemieux, LMFT from The Private Practice Startup are here to share the common mistakes they see private practice owners make, so that your experience can have a [Read more…]
