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Compassionate Climb

Compassionate Climb

In this show we discuss the challenges of being successful in business while maintaining your integrity and staying true to yourself. Join me while I interview other professionals and share insights from life and experience.

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Episode 119: Dr. Amy Parks is an example of...

Compassionate Climb ·

2025/10/31

Dr. Amy Parks has worn many hats-teacher, school counselor, private practice owner, and group practice leader. After 15 years running a group practice with 16 clinicians, she sold it and shares what led to her decision and the status it stands today. She is candid about the challenges of sustaining a practice and managing people and offers invaluable insights for anyone navigating the world leadership. Amy is also the force behind The Clinical Supervision Directory, the only national directory that

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00:32:07

Episode 118: Carly Hill has outgrown the office

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2025/10/24

Carly Hill is a therapist turned business coach, author, and podcaster who shares her inspiring journey from clinician to successful entrepreneur. Carly opens up about how she built an online coaching business that has helped countless therapists create freedom, security, and scalable income-often tripling their revenue in the process. She also offers an inside look at the mindset shifts and strategies that fueled her success, including how she prepared her business for maternity leave and what she

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00:25:11

Episode 117: Julia Nepini discusses...

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2025/09/05

There are many reasons why those in leadership that are trained as mental health professionals have the tendency to over-accommodate as a boss. In this episode, I delve into some of the most common:Clinical Training MindsetConflict AvoidanceFear of Losing StaffEmpathy Replacing ResponsibilityHigh Leadership StandardsIn this episode, I share my experiences both as a group practice owner managing a team of 30 and as a business consultant who has helped hundreds of established solo practice owners

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00:35:04

Episode 116: Alex Sandev creates websites that work

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2025/08/15

Meet Alex Sandev, owner of HiveSourced, a company dedicated to creating high-performing websites for mental health professionals. In this episode, Alex reveals the three most common marketing mistakes therapists make-and how to fix them. He shares practical, actionable strategies to help you strengthen your online presence, define your niche, understand your ideal client, pinpoint their pain points, and clearly present your solution. He identified male practice owners as a population who who could

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00:38:31

Episode 115: Katelyn Martins is streamlining operations

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2025/08/01

Meet the newest addition to the Compassionate Consulting Company team, Katelyn Martins LMHC! She co-owns Arrow Behavioral Health, a large group practice with both therapists and prescribers. She describes the journey that led her to start and expand this group, what she has learned along the way, the benefits of working with a consultant, and her process with consulting clients. Schedule a free consult with Katelyn here. She specializes in helping therapists:streamline operationshire

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00:31:10

Episode 114: Carla Titus promotes worth and wealth...

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2025/06/20

Meet Carla Titus, the owner of Wealth and Worth Within, a financial consulting company. While she started as a CFO for a Fortune 500 company, she found that she wanted to have a more significant impact. This led her to working with small businesses to ensure their finances are in order and plan for the future. Her and her team help business owners fix financial problems with their businesses and plan for expansion, financial stability, and make moves towards understanding their business’s financial

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00:40:16

Episode 113: Elena Cetola is leading with legacy

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2025/06/13

Meet Elena Cetola, the owner of the group practice Good Hope Wellness. She shares how her experience immigrating from Peru and how the work ethic she was taught led her to take a CNA course, apply to nursing school, work on an inpatient psychiatric unit, and return to school to become a nurse practitioner. She describes the positive experience she had working in community mental health but the decision to ultimately start her own business in order to put her energy and effort into her own dream as

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00:39:52

Episode 112: Rachel Bentley is a self-led leader

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2025/05/30

Meet Rachel Bentley, the owner the group practice COR Counseling and the consulting business, Next Level Private Practice, a consulting business aimed at mental health practitioners looking to start or expand their private practices. Rachel uses Internal Family Systems (IFS) to help her lead her team and build a successful business. Through IFS, Rachel has learned not only about herself, but how to effectively communicate with her team and resolve conflict at work. She encourages other leaders to be

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00:49:45

Episode 111: Tara Vossenkemper is culture focused

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2025/05/23

Meet Dr. Tara Vossenkemper, group practice owner, business consultant, and podcaster who believes that leadership doesn't have to suck the life out of you. She shares how she manages a virtual team while traveling in an RV with her family, uses the Entrepreneurial Operating System to provide structure, clarity, and accountability, and developed the Culture Focused Practice Podcast. She discusses her 6 month EOS Mastermind for Group Practice Owners that starts June 5th.Tara's Links:WebsiteEOS

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00:25:33

Episode 110: Julia Nepini is taking the mic

Compassionate Climb ·

2025/05/16

In this episode, I share the strategies that have helped me land more speaking opportunities. I talk about how I defined my niche, started offering trainings to build credibility, and showed up at events and conferences to connect with the right people. I also walk through how I applied to speak at aligned events and explain how having a podcast has become a powerful platform for connecting with people I admire and creating meaningful conversations. Tune in for tips!WebsiteConsult

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00:44:25

Episode 109: Katie K. May and Shaelene Kite help...

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2025/05/09

Meet Katie K. May and Shaelene Kite, the co-founders of Stabilize and Scale, where they help group practice owners make data-driven, values-aligned decisions. Together, they have supported over 60 six- and seven-figure practices in building sustainable systems, leading with clarity, and scaling without burnout. In this episode they share how they met on Facebook as DBT practice owners who became battle buddies during the pandemic. In developing their program they created a place for group practice

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00:33:22

Episode 108: Jole Berlage-Buccellati works with...

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2025/05/02

Meet Jole Berlage-Buccellati, a holistic coach who works with highly sensitive people. She helps these individuals build self-worth and become effective leaders and business people in a world that is not built for people like them. Jole says that 20% of the global population is a highly sensitive person and that despite our world that rewards loudness and narcissism, sensitive people still have great gifts to give to the world. She speaks about her work building her theories about sensitivity and

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00:33:11

Episode 107: Rachel Duncan heals money trauma

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2025/04/25

Meet Rachel Duncan, a financial and art therapist based in Denver, Colorado. Through her company, The Money Healing Club, Rachel helps clients work through their money related trauma and form a healthier relationship with their finances. Her career journey took many twists and turns until she finally realized what her real passion was: financial therapy. Rachel offers one-on-one therapy and a group membership. Through this work, she helps people think and talk about money more openly, work towards

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00:37:18

Episode 106: Arilda Surridge plans international...

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2025/04/18

Meet Arilda Surridge LMFT and director of Wellness Counseling Inc. She is a certified in EMDR, an approved EMDRIA consultant, a trainer, author, and international retreat host. She shares how she began providing retreats for couples, transitioned to providing retreats for therapists, and is traveling the world training mental health professionals in trauma treatment. She describes how she structures her retreats, what participants can expect, and how she incorporates self-care, continuing education

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00:19:48

Episode 105: Julia Nepini got a health and wellness...

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2025/04/11

In this episode I share my journey turning 40 and making the decision to prioritize my health and wellness by hiring a coach. I draw the parallel between business goals and personal goals and the benefits of utilizing someone to guide you that has advanced knowledge and is where you want to be.Key Takeaways:-honor your commitments to yourself-you are more likely to achieve your goals with accountability-enter what is most important to you on your calendar and fill in everything else around it-the

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00:28:17

Episode 104: Kristen Belevich is preparing for...

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2025/04/04

Meet Kristen Belevich, the owner of the group practice B&B Well Counseling who is preparing for her second maternity leave while in private practice. She is also helping two of the clinicians in her practice prepare for their maternity leaves as well. She discusses her process for acquiring more space, hiring multiple clinicians at one time, training and onboarding, as well as her process for transferring clients in this situation. She identifies the ways she promotes work-life balance with her

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00:15:55

Episode 103: Julia Nepini believes there are still...

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2025/03/28

Julia shares the trends she is seeing in the mental health profession and her own group practice and shares the following reasons clinicians still want to join a group practice:1. Collaborative learning environment2. Reduced administrative tasks3. Support network4. Financial stability5. Stable income and benefits6. Continuing education opportunitiesLearn more about her practice Compassionate Counseling Company.Schedule a free consult with Julia.Learn about the Master Your CEO Mindset e-course.

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00:39:22

Episode 102: Kristen Acciari fosters growth within...

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2025/03/21

Meet Kristen Acciari, owner of the group practice Holistic Heart in Rhode Island. She discusses the network events she hosts along with the owner of ME Psychotherapy that came out of their own desire to connect and collaborate with helping professionals that get it. She discusses the evolution of her practice that started in 2014 and has grown to 15 clinicians explaining her start in a behaviorally oriented nonprofit and the wall she hit providing talk therapy alone. After building a reputation and

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00:29:38

Episode 101: Jennifer Vincent sold her practice and...

Compassionate Climb ·

2025/03/07

Meet Jennifer Vincent, a therapist specializing in trauma and business coach. She discusses the private practice she started in Indiana in 2016, expanded to group, and sold last year. She shares the steps involved in selling a practice and her move to Florida as well as the process of starting another group practice called Therapy for Cycle Breakers. She also describes the consulting she provides to therapists on hiring, streamlining systems, and increasing revenue.Key Takeaways:-social media is

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00:39:57

Episode 100: Jennifer Crawford and Meredith Eaton own...

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2025/02/28

Meet Jennifer Crawford and Meredith Eaton, co-CEOs of Move Forward Virtual Assistants. Through their company they offer comprehensive mental health virtual assistants, mental health receptionists, and administrative support for mental health practices. They strive to help clinicians build their businesses and take some of the administrative weight off their shoulders. Their focus on feminist leadership, a work-life balance for their employees, and their dedication to high quality VAs for their

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