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All Things Private Practice Podcast

All Things Private Practice Podcast TM is where we dive deep into the gritty, unfiltered world of being a mental entrepreneur, mental health professional, and a private practice therapist. Join us as we explore the emotional roller coaster of small business ownership, tackling the raw and unapologetic aspects that often go unspoken. In each episode, we fearlessly dissect self-doubt, resilience, impostor syndrome, and paralyzing perfectionism. This podcast normalizes fear and failure and helps make

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Episode 51: This is Me — Authenticity & Disclosure...

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2022/09/18

"Authenticity" and "Disclosure" can feel taboo for therapists who want to put their names out to the world and see more clients, but what they often don't realize is that those two things are actually the greatest asset they have to get the attention of new clients and build report before ever talking on the phone. In this episode, I talk with Megan Kelly, therapist and host of the Mental Status Podcast, about the role authenticity plays in private practice success and longevity, and how to show up

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Episode 50: Creativity & Crash — Neurodivergent...

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2022/09/11

Nuerodivergence can be an amazing superpower for entrepreneurs that often leads to more creativity and inventiveness over the course of like a weekend than might seem feasible, but with that drive and extreme productivity comes some intense hyper-focusing and an equally big crash. In this episode, I talk with Amber Hawley, private practice owner and host of The Easily Distracted Entrepreneur and Couples Fix podcasts, about neurodivergence creativity, the process of bringing ideas to life, and how to

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Episode 49: Remote Leadership & Online Group...

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2022/09/04

After the pandemic began, it became pretty clear that telehealth therapy would become a new norm, but navigating the best ways to implement and use it can be challenging at first, especially when you run a group practice (or would like to in the future). In this episode, I talk with Lisa Lovelace, Clinical Psychologist and Owner of Synergy eTherapy, about building and managing successful, fully remote group practices. We talk about how Lisa got into the virtual therapy world and how she organically

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Episode 48: TikTok Marketing for Therapists — How &...

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2022/08/28

"Use TikTok" is something that a lot of digital marketers and therapist entrepreneurs throw around as a strategy to get potential clients calling and your private practice thriving. But how the hell do you "use" it?! In this episode, I talk with Austin Armstrong, digital marketer, public speaker, CEO of Socialty Pro, and TikTok specialist extraordinaire, about... how being a great therapist is not the same as being a great business owner how marketing is crucial to bring in steady clients how

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Episode 47: Psychotherapy Memes — Connecting &...

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2022/08/21

Burnout and impostor syndrome are common for therapists, so taking a moment to connect with other therapists to find some humor in common struggles can really help you get out of the grind for a moment to laugh and relax a bit. In this episode, I talk with Nicole Arzt, therapist, author, and the creator of Psychotherapy Memes, about how she built an inclusive space for therapists based on the idea of shared humor and collective experience, as well as the struggles she faced as a therapist in

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Episode 46: Building GROUP Practices — The Good, Bad,...

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2022/08/14

Ever considered running a group practice? In this episode, I talk with Maureen Werrbach, group practice extraordinaire, owner of the Group Practice Exchange, and an LCPC in Illinois, about running group practices as a neurodivergent entrepreneur. We discuss... the differences between running a solo vs. group practice motivations behind building group practices our own stories of the biggest mistakes (like me overpaying my clinicians by $75,000 one year) and how we handled them and learned from

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Episode 45: Giving Yourself Permission to "Do ALL The...

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2022/08/07

It's easy to minimize what we do as therapists and look at all the years of schooling, experience, and skills as something anyone can do, but there is so much value in what you offer to the world (and what you can offer to yourself if you just give yourself permission to create and live the life you want). In this episode, I talk with Marquita Johnson, therapist, dating coach, motivational speaker, business speaker, author, and amazing single mom, about her experiences building a business, caring

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Episode 44: Adult Autism: Neurodivergent Insights...

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2022/08/03

I was diagnosed as Autistic at 35 years old. Adult Autism Diagnosis is becoming increasingly more common as we learn more about it and have more advocacy and awareness around it. Adult Autism Diagnosis — How many of us have been overlooked, misunderstood, and searching for lifelong answers? Dr. Megan Neff and I speak about our own experiences as autistic people and therapists, and how to build lives that work for us. We are hoping that people listening are able to feel validation, support, and

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Episode 43: My Job Is Actually Killing Me — It's...

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2022/07/31

Imagine being in a hospital bed and your boss is calling you, asking you where your work laptop and productivity reports are. I'm sure you've worked at a job that didn't care about you, and only cared about your productivity. Hell, we live in a capitalist society, and community mental health is no different. A lot of the time it can feel like an emotionally abusive relationship. Creating your own journey, your own path, and doing so within your values, beliefs, and passions is special. It's bold

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Episode 42: Build The Plane As You Fly It — Impulse...

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2022/07/27

Putting your ideas out to the world can be horrifying. Sometimes we get paralyzed, and impostor syndrome takes over. Laura Long of “Your Badass Therapy Practice” and I talk about how to work through this fear by creating Impulse Momentum or Imperfect Action. Building the plane as you fly it (or simply putting the idea out to the world before it’s finished) is really how you start to work through a lot of this fearfulness, insecurity, and self-doubt. Laura and I both own private practice coaching

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Episode 41: Leading By Example: How To Develop...

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2022/07/24

During this episode, I speak with Michael Dietrich-Chastain, author, therapist, and leadership coach. We talk about Michael’s journey from graduate school to training executives on implementing a culture of leadership and development. Leadership in organizations is important and sets the tone for your business's values, core beliefs, training programs, and how you want your staff to be treated. Being able to train and raise people up, and empowering them to grow ensures that people feel fulfilled,

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Episode 40: Outsourcing Leads To Growth: The...

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2022/07/20

Outsourcing is such an important part of small business growth and development. Think of it like this: "I'd rather work an extra hour each week so I don't have to mow my own lawn." Outsourcing for business is more or less the same concept. In this episode, I talk with Uriah Guilford, creator and owner of The Productive Therapist, and an expert in outsourcing business tasks to make private practice life easier and more enjoyable. When we're able to step away from the things we don't enjoy doing or

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Episode 39: Honoring & Updating Your Boundaries...

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2022/07/17

Setting healthy boundaries is one of the best gifts you can give yourself. In this episode, I talk with Latasha Matthews, a boundaries expert, about embracing changes in the seasons of your life and updating boundaries to match them, how childhood trauma can affect the way you position your boundaries, how boundaries impact and are impacted by relationships, the importance of creating space for nothingness, and more. Latasha shares stories about her own shifting and evolving boundaries and how it

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Episode 38: Don't You Dare Keep Yourself Small:...

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2022/07/13

This episode is packed with metaphors galore! Starting a small business is scary but that doesn't mean it can't also be fun. Playfulness inspires creativity, as well as motivates, energizes, and fuels entrepreneurship. In order to live the life you want to live you need to take risks — to fall down, dust yourself off, and try again. In this episode, I talk with my good friend, Jane Carter, about small business fears, failures, lessons, and how to work through all of them by following your bliss. We

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Episode 37: Clinical Supervision Is Crucial —...

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2022/07/10

Clinical supervision and ongoing training are absolutely crucial in the therapy world. Dr. Amy Parks and I talk about the need for lifelong learning, finding the right fit for supervision, and the importance of constantly learning. It's important for people in the helping profession to stay up to date on training, cultural sensitivity, and affirmative care, as well as ensure they're providing ethical care. More about Amy: Dr. Amy Fortney Parks brings with her over 30 years of experience working

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Episode 36: Self-Care is a Privilege. Self-Regulation...

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2022/07/06

Burnout for mental health professionals is real. It's not just a career-ender, but also plays a big part in our mental and physical health. In this episode of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, I talk with Gabrielle Juliano-Villani about burnout and burnout-beating strategies, as well as our own burnout stories and how they lead to monumental life changes. Gabrielle shares her story about the toll that burnout took on her body and her journey of going from working in child protective services

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Episode 35: Wonderful & Terrifying: Use Your Fears As...

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2022/07/03

Starting and Growing your business is scary, terrifying, and exciting. Ken Clark and I talk about starting your private practice, when to grow and scale, and creating and fostering a culture of respect, appreciation, and leadership. We talk about how growth doesn't always equate to financial success, how putting effective leadership in place is crucial, and how empowering your leadership to make decisions is vital. We also talk about stepping into and embracing your fears, as well as using them as a

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Episode 34: Very Bad Therapists [featuring Ben...

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2022/06/29

Very Bad Therapists. They exist. The profession makes mistakes. And we need to talk about it, hold ourselves accountable, and learn from our mistakes. I talk with Ben Fineman and Carrie Wiita, the co-hosts of the Very Bad Therapy Podcast about their own experiences launching a podcast about the unfortunate experiences that clients endure during therapy sessions. We talk about changes in the field, the necessity for continuous and ongoing training and supervision, and how to learn from mistakes that

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Episode 33: Taxes... Not As Scary As You Think...

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2022/06/26

In one of the most helpful episodes I've ever recorded, Jennie Schottmiller and I discuss "All Things Taxes and Accounting." If you need EASY-to-make-sense-of tax advice or want to listen to Jennie Schottmiller and I go down our own ADHD rabbit holes, this episode is for you! Jennie and I talk about... Small business startup FAQs Accounting 101 Very common accounting errors How to ask for tax help without feeling ashamed Tangible steps you can take starting today to make your business run

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Episode 32: Break Cycles, Break Stigmas, Break Ground...

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2022/06/19

Healing intergenerational trauma is painful but necessary work, one which requires pain, grief, and self-compassion. In this episode, I talk with my colleague and good friend, Yunetta Spring, about her healing journey and why she started Ground Breakers. Yunetta talks about racial and intergenerational trauma, microaggressions, and her PASSION for helping black and brown people work through their trauma narratives. "How do I help Black and Brown clinicians promote EMDR? Promote its ability to

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