The Practice of Therapy Podcast with Gordon Brewer
This podcast is here for therapists, counselors, social workers, psychotherapists, and mental health clinicians in their practice journeys. I'm Gordon Brewer and the person behind The Practice of Therapy Blog and Website that provides tools, resources and advice for people starting, growing or expanding their private practices. The podcast will help you learn from other experts in the field to move your private practice forward to success. The Practice of Therapy Podcast is part of the PsychCraft Network of Podcasts; PsychCraft, LLC
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Amy Parks | How Clinical Supervision Can Be Good For Your Private Practice | TPOT 258
12/05/2022
Amy Parks | How Clinical Supervision Can Be Good For Your Private Practice | TPOT 258
In this episode Gordon talks with Dr. Amy Fortney Parks about the new supervision directory she started, some of her motivation around starting this new directory. Amy and Gordon delve into how supervision can help you grow your practice plus help in "paying it forward" in our professions as counselors, therapists and social workers. Amy and Gordon talk about some of the struggles of licensure portability and how we can be better advocates of our professions as counselors and therapists. They also discuss how providing internships in your practice can solve the problem of therapist shortages and give new graduates and opportunity to grow and build their careers. Supervision not only help new counselors and therapists reach their goal of licensure, but it also helps build our professions and give clinicians multiple ways to grow their careers. Resources Mentioned: Dr. Amy's Resources Resources Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind He is also President and Founder of . He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer, and writer. Follow us on and ,
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Dr. Omar Reda | The Pain and Joy of Caregiving In Private Practice | TPOT 257
11/28/2022
Dr. Omar Reda | The Pain and Joy of Caregiving In Private Practice | TPOT 257
Dr. Reda is a global trauma expert, the author of several books, and a highly sought-after dynamic public speaker. In this episode, psychiatrist Dr. Omar Reda shares insight from his book, . By framing work and self-care with a compassionate mindset, The Wounded Healer aims to educate mental health professionals on measures to prevent burnout, damage to family relationships, and inner turmoil they may experience due to their work. Dr. Reda hopes to change how therapists approach their well-being by bringing awareness to how they internalize their clients' trauma. Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Dr. Reda's Email:
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Melissa Tiessen & Karen Dyck | Rethinking Self-Care In Private Practice | TPOT 256
11/21/2022
Melissa Tiessen & Karen Dyck | Rethinking Self-Care In Private Practice | TPOT 256
Dr. Karen Dyck & Dr. Melissa Tiessen are two mid-career(ish!) psychologists working in private practice. They started Intentional Therapist out of recognizing that self-care is so incredibly important for the work we do as mental health clinicians, yet we get little to no training in this area. In this episode, Melissa Tiessen and Karen Dyck discuss female therapists' unique challenges in their personal and professional environments. Pursuing a balance between your individual needs and the well-being of your clientele is the most significant way to ensure your ability to provide the best level of care possible. Although we may prioritize helping others, we must create space for personal health to be more effective. Regardless of gender, all therapists should approach their practice intentionally and maintain an awareness of their individual needs. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Chris McDonald | Exploring Treatment Beyond Traditional Therapy | TPOT 255
11/14/2022
Chris McDonald | Exploring Treatment Beyond Traditional Therapy | TPOT 255
Chris McDonald is a Licensed Professional Counselor and holistic provider with a group online practice, “Path to Hope Counseling,” in North Carolina. In this episode, Chris McDonald shares her holistic approach to telehealth sessions. Her methods integrate yoga, meditation, and spirituality to create more beneficial digital therapy spaces for clients. Although it may seem daunting to transform a traditional office into a holistic virtual practice, McDonald's experience reveals invaluable advice for the unique demands of telehealth and new approaches to client wellness. Tune in this week to hear us discuss investing in quality equipment, staying connected with your networks, and maintaining boundaries to protect your energy. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Clifton Mitchell | Part 2: How Thought Priming Can Change You and Your Work | TPOT 254
11/07/2022
Clifton Mitchell | Part 2: How Thought Priming Can Change You and Your Work | TPOT 254
Clifton Mitchell, Ph.D., is an international clinical trainer and keynote speaker with love for teaching and over 30 years of training experience. Engaging empathetically with clients is a big part of therapy, but it is essential to incorporate targeted strategies to achieve maximum improvement. In this episode, retired professor Clifton Mitchell continues his discussion on maximizing the benefits of therapy sessions by targeting the subconscious and using specific language. Tune in this week to learn how Mitchell’s methods can reprogram bad habits, dissatisfaction in life, or general frustration by using neurology to intentionally target triggers and reprogram the mind. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Clifton Mitchell | Part 1: How Thought Priming Can Change You and Your Work | TPOT 253
10/31/2022
Clifton Mitchell | Part 1: How Thought Priming Can Change You and Your Work | TPOT 253
Clifton Mitchell, Ph.D., is an international clinical trainer and keynote speaker with love for teaching and over 30 years of training experience. In this episode, retired professor Clifton Mitchell explains how he uses Dominant Thought Theory to incorporate the practice of priming into his sessions with clients. Mitchell aims to reprogram his clients' minds by investigating the subconscious origins behind the thoughts preceding our actions. He carefully identifies triggers and strategically replaces them with new, more positive associations to help individuals exhibiting undesirable behaviors or bad habits. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Carrie Bock | How Having A Niche Will Impact Your SEO | TPOT 252
10/24/2022
Carrie Bock | How Having A Niche Will Impact Your SEO | TPOT 252
Carrie Bock, LPC-MHSP of By The Well Counseling, is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in helping clients with trauma, anxiety, and OCD get to a deeper level of healing through EMDR via online counseling across Tennessee and in-person intensive therapy sessions. In this episode, Carrie Bock shares her experience with telehealth and the structures she has implemented to successfully drive traffic to her website, prioritize niche clients, and minimize scheduling stress. Please tune in to the podcast for a more detailed breakdown of her strategies to produce stellar results for herself and her clients. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Lisa Mustard | Why Podcasting Might Be Good For Your Practice | TPOT 251
10/17/2022
Lisa Mustard | Why Podcasting Might Be Good For Your Practice | TPOT 251
Lisa Mustard is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in South Carolina. In this episode, Lisa Mustard shares the story of how she started her podcast and the importance of connecting with an audience through different channels. Tune in to hear her discuss educator certification, burnout, networking, and staying grounded as she expands the reach of her podcast. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Kym Tolson | How To Be A Private Practice Digital Nomad | TPOT 250
10/10/2022
Kym Tolson | How To Be A Private Practice Digital Nomad | TPOT 250
Kym Tolson is an LCSW and CSAC licensed in the state of Virginia. She has an online insurance-based therapy practice. Virtual therapy offers many growth options for therapists interested in expanding their businesses while simultaneously enhancing their lifestyles. In this episode, Kym Tolson discusses the benefits of private practice as a licensed therapist, managing multiple income streams, and the importance of work-life balance. Tune in to this week's episode to learn how to navigate panels, entrepreneurship, and work-life balance. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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James Marland | Diversifying Income Streams Through Course Creation | TPOT 249
10/03/2022
James Marland | Diversifying Income Streams Through Course Creation | TPOT 249
James Marland is the founder of Course Creation Studio. He has a master’s degree in Ministry from Lancaster Bible College and a Master's of Business Administration from Shippensburg University. In this episode, James Marland joins the show to speak about diversifying your private practice income through course creation. An online course is a great way to build your income; plus, you can relaunch it throughout the year and automate your income stream even more. James talks about using online courses to charge clients for one-on-one sessions; just another way to diversify your private practice income! Tune in as we chat about how to create a course, the importance of marketing your courses, and navigating imposter syndrome. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Brandy Mabra | How To Create A CEO Mindset In Private Practice | TPOT 248
09/26/2022
Brandy Mabra | How To Create A CEO Mindset In Private Practice | TPOT 248
Brandy Mabra is the CEO of Savvy Clover Coaching & Consulting and a CEO Coach for Private Practice Owners. Brandy went from bankrupt single mom of a toddler to the breadwinner and CEO of her own company. She knows what it takes to build a 7-figure company and beyond – and helps her clients to stand in their own CEO roles with confidence. She is the CEO of Savvy Clover Coaching & Consulting and is a Business and Leadership Coach with over 15 years of business management and leadership experience. She runs a successful online coaching business empowering her clients to own their role as a bold, confident, and savvy CEO. In this episode, Brandy Mabra speaks about how to think like a CEO in private practice. We dive into the importance of leadership roles as your practice grows. Learning to offload and outsource some of your essential activities will be critical for avoiding burnout and increasing profits. As the private practice owner, you need to own your role as CEO and be strategic regarding hiring. Tune in as we chat about hiring the best-fit employees, W-2 workers vs. 1099, and the importance of systems and processes for new employees. Resources Mentioned In This Episode
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Dr. Jenny Hughes | Managing Vicarious Trauma In Private Practice | TPOT 247
09/19/2022
Dr. Jenny Hughes | Managing Vicarious Trauma In Private Practice | TPOT 247
Dr. Jenny Hughes received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and completed her predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship at the Louisiana State University Health Science Center. In this episode, Dr. Jenny Hughes joins the show to discuss vicarious trauma. She defines vicarious trauma and reveals the signs and symptoms that may mean you are suffering from vicarious trauma as a clinician. Then, Dr. Hughes explains what next steps you can take to cope with vicarious trauma. Plus, we dive into preparing for challenging sessions with clients to avoid vicarious trauma and how to make empowered decisions about combating this type of trauma. Download the FREE Vicarious Trauma Tracker . Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Rosemary Scheppske | Finding Your Passion and Niche in Private Practice | TPOT 246
09/12/2022
Rosemary Scheppske | Finding Your Passion and Niche in Private Practice | TPOT 246
Rosemary Scheppske is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor accepting new clients in Davie, Florida. She enjoys working with couples and individuals to offer hope while helping them achieve their goals. In this episode, Rosemary Scheppske explains why she decided to join a group practice instead of diving into the world of private practice. Then, Rosemary digs deep into her passion for couples counseling and why she's such a big fan of the Gottman Method. Plus, we discuss using the Enneagram and the Gottman Method for couples counseling. Tune in as we chat about the importance of community, faith-based counseling as a niche, and how our relationships can impact our physical health. Resources Mentioned In This Episode
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Amanda Landry | Building A Private Practice Community | TPOT 245
09/05/2022
Amanda Landry | Building A Private Practice Community | TPOT 245
Amanda Landry is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified Addictions Professional, National Certified Counselor, and private practice consultant. In this episode, Amanda Landry opens the show by speaking about the importance of community in her life and group practice work. If you're looking for a community in private practice, joining a group practice could be right for you. Amanda explains why group practice work can be fulfilling for the private practice owner looking for autonomy without the headache of business administration work. Tune in as we chat about ensuring your private practice work aligns with your values, beliefs, and priorities. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Lily Dawson | Private Practice Branding To Attract More Clients | TPOT 244
08/29/2022
Lily Dawson | Private Practice Branding To Attract More Clients | TPOT 244
Lily Dawson is a Provisionally Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a 200-Hour Registered Yoga Teacher. In this episode, Lily Dawson joins the show to talk about making the right business choices to attract clients to your private practice. One of private practice owners' biggest mistakes is wanting to get extra training done to attract more clients to their practice. Instead of training, private practice owners must invest in their marketing and branding. Lily speaks about the importance of your niche and why you need to know precisely how you stand out from other therapists. Tune in as we chat about improving your private practice website and putting yourself on social media. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Vanessa Lech | Leaving Traditional Therapy For Family Mediation | TPOT 243
08/22/2022
Vanessa Lech | Leaving Traditional Therapy For Family Mediation | TPOT 243
Vanessa Lech is the founder of "Diverse Mediation Solutions LLC" (DivorcingAdults.com). In this episode, Vanessa Lech joins the show to discuss her transition from working as a mental health clinician to family mediation. If you're unfamiliar, family mediations involve a neutral third party to help to resolve conflict and facilitate communication. As a licensed clinician, it can be challenging to wrap your mind around doing other types of work; Vanessa reveals how she overcame limiting beliefs around her new career aspirations. Tune in as we talk about making a living with family mediations and the importance of marketing when starting a new business. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Betsy Byler | All Things Substance In Private Practice | TPOT 242
08/15/2022
Betsy Byler | All Things Substance In Private Practice | TPOT 242
Betsy Byler has been a therapist since 2003. She is passionate about treating trauma, working with substance use, and training therapists in both areas. In this episode, Betsy explains why adding substance use to your scope of practice is easier than you think. Many of us didn't get the training we needed to deal with substance use; however, Betsy reveals how you already have the skills to handle these clients. We talk about why therapy is essential in treating substance use; clients will do better if they have both a mental health therapist and a substance use specialist. Tune in as we chat about when your client needs to be referred to a specialist, rewiring the brain for sobriety, and using Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for substance use. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Avivit Fisher | Thriving During The Summer Slump In Private Practice | TPOT 241
08/08/2022
Avivit Fisher | Thriving During The Summer Slump In Private Practice | TPOT 241
Avivit Fisher is the principal of REdD Strategy, a marketing and business consultancy for therapists in private practice. Avivit Fisher joins the show to discuss starting a private practice during the summer. Summer is the perfect time to start a private practice for many reasons. First, creating a practice from scratch will require a lot of research and up-front work. So, starting your practice during the slower time of the year isn’t necessarily bad for therapists. Tune in as Avivit talks about where to start when building your private practice, the importance of knowing your ideal client, and what to do when your practice slows down during the summer. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Kelly McKenna | Building A Cash-Pay Private Practice on Instagram | TPOT 240
08/01/2022
Kelly McKenna | Building A Cash-Pay Private Practice on Instagram | TPOT 240
Kelly McKenna is a licensed therapist specializing in helping millennial women and teens overcome anxiety. Kelly built her private practice totally on Instagram @sitwithkelly. In this episode, Kelly McKenna joins the show to chat about how she built a cash-pay private practice on Instagram. First, Kelly reveals tips and tricks for making the transition from insurance panels to cash-pay and when to tell your clients about the news. Then, Kelly dives into everything social media and Instagram; she explains the importance of having a niche and knowing who your ideal client is. Tune in as we talk about scoring brand deals, adding a stream of income to your practice, and growing your followers. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Danielle Swimm | Tips For Staying Organized In Private Practice | TPOT 239
07/25/2022
Danielle Swimm | Tips For Staying Organized In Private Practice | TPOT 239
In this episode, Danielle Swimm, business coach for therapists, joins the show. First, Danielle speaks about staying organized regarding your session notes. If you haven't streamlined the process of writing your notes, now is the time to do so! Next, you need to take a good hard look at your email inbox. Danielle explains why you shouldn't have your work emails connected to your phone. Tune in as Danielle chats about keeping your work schedule organized, adding another stream of income, and the importance of being intentional when it comes to your time in private practice. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Michelle Moseley | Healing Religious Trauma and Spiritual Wounds In Private Practice | TPOT 238
07/18/2022
Michelle Moseley | Healing Religious Trauma and Spiritual Wounds In Private Practice | TPOT 238
Michelle Moseley regularly provides support to those who are dealing with anxiety, depression, relational difficulties, and life transitions. She specializes in focusing on the areas of religious trauma and body image concerns. In this episode, Michelle Moseley joins the show to discuss religious trauma and healing from spiritual wounds. Sadly, religious trauma often goes unaddressed and unrecognized because many people don't think it fits into what typical trauma looks like. Michelle explains how to recognize religious trauma and spiritual abuse. Then, Michelle dives into the impact of purity culture and how that ties into religious trauma. Tune in as we chat about abusive beliefs around eternity, leaving a group practice for private practice, and continuing telehealth after Covid. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Maryellen Dance | Hiring Interns and Vulnerability In Private Practice | TPOT 237
07/11/2022
Maryellen Dance | Hiring Interns and Vulnerability In Private Practice | TPOT 237
Maryellen Dance has been a psychology professor at Nazareth College since 2018 and has owned a private therapy practice since 2017. In this episode, Maryellen Dance speaks about all the obstacles she had to overcome to succeed in private practice and, eventually, her group practice. From figuring out how to ask people for money to worrying about having enough clients for her clinicians, Maryellen has navigated it all! Then, Maryellen dives into the benefits of hiring an intern for your practice and the importance of having relationships with nearby graduate programs. Tune in as we chat about the inspiration behind Maryellen’s OKAY-ISH Podcast and why therapists shouldn’t be afraid to be vulnerable. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Megan Swan | Wellness Strategies For Private Practice Owners | TPOT 236
07/04/2022
Megan Swan | Wellness Strategies For Private Practice Owners | TPOT 236
Megan Swan is on a mission to help wellpreneurs optimize their wellness as a way of life, not a checkmark on their to-do list. In this episode, integrated wellness and business coach Megan Swan joins the show. Megan speaks about the importance of prioritizing your health and wellness. When you prioritize self-care, your business will also thrive. She reveals some approachable wellness shifts you can start making to your existing routine. Through these shifts, you can grow your business without burnout and show up for your clients as your best self. Tune in as we chat about health hacks like sleep, sunlight, and digital boundaries. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: Shrink Think with Aaron and Nathan | TPOT 235
06/27/2022
Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: Shrink Think with Aaron and Nathan | TPOT 235
Shrink Think is an online platform that provides digital resources to cultivate successful therapeutic relationships. With courses geared towards educating and empowering clients, as well as effective training and onboarding new clinicians, Shrink Think supports private practices to achieve better outcomes across the board. In this episode, Aaron Potratz and Nathan Hawkins join for the last podcast takeover with Whitney Owens. First, they chat about Shrink Think and the importance of pre-session onboarding for your private practice clients. At Shrink Think, Nathan and Aaron aim to demystify therapy for those starting their mental health journey. Tune in as Aaron and Nathan dive into the resources they provide at Shrink Think, including their courses on how clients can get the most out of therapy and achieve breakthroughs. Plus, they talk about their upcoming courses on orienting new clinicians to your group practice. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: From Inquirer to Paying Clients in Private Practice | TPOT 234
06/20/2022
Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: From Inquirer to Paying Clients in Private Practice | TPOT 234
Whitney Owens is a licensed professional counselor, group practice owner, and faith-based private practice consultant. It’s incredible how much money private practice owners can spend on their marketing. However, if you don’t have someone answering the phone, you are throwing away a lot of that money. In this podcast takeover with Whitney Owens, she speaks about how to take new inquiries and turn them into new clients. Whitney gives tips on getting your phones answered and why it’s one of the most critical pieces of your practice. Tune in as Whitney speaks about having an online booking option, making your systems and processes as smooth as possible, and why you should never offer free fifteen-minute consultations over the phone. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: The Ebb and Flow of Private Practice | TPOT 233
06/13/2022
Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: The Ebb and Flow of Private Practice | TPOT 233
Whitney Owens is a licensed professional counselor, group practice owner, and faith-based private practice consultant. In this episode, Whitney Owens takes over the show to talk about changes in private practice. Change is routine in any business; it shouldn't be anxiety-provoking or scary. When changes happen, use it as a chance to slow down, contemplate, and find opportunities. Whitney explains why worrying too much about the future of your practice could actually be making you overwhelmed. Tune in as she talks about listening to God in your faith-based practice, finding time for reflection, and staying focused on your private practice journey. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: The Private Practice Journey | TPOT 232
06/06/2022
Whitney Owens | Podcast Takeover: The Private Practice Journey | TPOT 232
Whitney Owens is a licensed professional counselor, group practice owner, and faith-based private practice consultant. In this episode, Whitney speaks about her private practice journey, which eventually led to starting her own faith-based group practice. First, she explains why it’s critical to do your own work as a therapist, whether through self-care, personal development, or your relationship with God. Then, Whitney reminisces about her first client and how looking back on her journey is truly humbling. Tune in as Whitney describes the process behind starting her group practice and navigating challenges along the way. Resources Mentioned In This Episode: .
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Roy Huggins | Throwback: Technology, HIPAA, & The Financial Side of Private Practice | TPOT 231
05/30/2022
Roy Huggins | Throwback: Technology, HIPAA, & The Financial Side of Private Practice | TPOT 231
As both a tech expert and mental health counselor, is the bridge from the digital world to real-world client care. His clear translation of legal and technical jargon into clear and actionable information will help you apply tech and security information directly to your business and your clients’ care. You’ll hear episode 7 of The Practice of Therapy podcast with Roy Huggins in this throwback. He talks about tech, HIPAA, self-care, and the business side of private practice. First, Roy reveals details about his private practice journey and how he was able to use his business and technology background to start Person-Centered Tech. Roy also discusses the ethics of using technology and doing it in a way that protects clients and keeps their information secure. Later, we chat about the differences between being “HIPAA compliant” vs. “HIPAA secure.” Tune in for the importance of financial self-care in private practice and why clinicians must prepare for the constant technology changes in running a private practice. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Shaelene Kite | When Your Clinical Passion Takes You In New Directions | TPOT 230
05/23/2022
Shaelene Kite | When Your Clinical Passion Takes You In New Directions | TPOT 230
Shaelene Lauriano Kite, LPC, DBT-LBC, RYT, ACS received her Master’s in Counselor Education at The College of New Jersey and has continued to immerse herself on the path of learning and teaching. In this episode, Shaelene Kite joins the show to talk about the different ways her clinical passion has taken her. First, we discuss the inspiration behind her brand name “Rebelmente.” Then, Shaelene dives into her DBT group practice consulting and the importance of putting yourself out there when it comes to your knowledge and passions. Tune in as we chat about navigating impostor syndrome, overcoming self-doubt, and Shaelene’s podcast T-Talk. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Ashley Comegys | Rethinking Networking For Private Practice Owners | TPOT 229
05/16/2022
Ashley Comegys | Rethinking Networking For Private Practice Owners | TPOT 229
Ashley Comegys is a licensed clinical social worker with an online therapy practice that helps women with anxiety navigate life transitions, grief, trauma, and loss. In this episode, Ashley Comegys joins the show to talk all about networking. Many of us are too busy to attend networking events or simply find the idea dreadful. Well, networking can be all sorts of things. Remember that networking has everything to do with relationship-building and creating connections. Ashley reveals great ways to build connections via social media and how you can get more referrals by sending some simple direct messages. Tune in as we chat about the benefits of online therapy, networking based on your niche, and the importance of finding therapists from out-of-state. Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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