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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 48: Jamie Roberts is the neurodivergent...

Compassionate Climb ·

2024/01/12

Meet Jamie Roberts, a therapist and group practice owner in California. Equilibrium Counseling Services, her group practice, works specifically with LGBT+ and neurodivergent teens and young adults to help discover and understand their identity. Jamie is passionate about supporting young people and being for them the person she needed when she was younger. Key Takeaways: - If you’re looking for a diagnosis, allow yourself to be curious and ask why - Pay attention to and lean into how you best

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00:32:00

Episode 47: Rebeca Gilbert does not believe in...

Compassionate Climb ·

2024/01/05

Meet Rebeca Gilbert, a Florida therapist who has recently pivoted to building a virtual private practice specializing in holistic EMDR treatment for women. While Rebeca loved working in-person and having an office with her name on the door, balancing that while raising two elementary age kids was difficult and it began to take a toll on her mind and body. After a six month sabbatical, she decided what was best for her and her family was to move to a fully virtual practice. As she has been building

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Episode 46: Sara Rodrigues started a non-profit

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/12/29

Meet Sara Rodrigues, the Executive Director of Balanced Learning Center in Fall River, Massachusetts. The Balanced Learning Center is a collaborative, integrative, non-profit that combines mental health treatment with various other services as they focus on strength-building, teaching new skills and relying on individuals as the experts on their own lives. She shares how her own experience with her second son led her to create the place she had been searching for combining both affordability and

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00:35:34

Episode 45: Cameisha Brewer is the CEO clinician

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/12/22

Meet Cameisha Brewer, a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Arkansas. During her time working at an inpatient psychiatric hospital it became clear it was time to start learning about business and make the shift toward private practice. She acquired all the information on business building she could through free courses, webinars, videos. Now, she shares the lessons and skills she has learned along the way through consulting and coaching, her new book the CEO Clinician, and her podcast. Key

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Episode 44: Doreen Huffman became a prescriber

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/12/15

Meet Doreen Huffman LMHC PMHNP, a fellow group practice owner. Doreen started her career in community mental health and once fully licensed started working for a group practice. When she eventually decided to open a practice of her own, an issue she often encountered was finding prescribers for her patients who needed medication management. She decided to fix her own problem and went back to school. She is now both a psychiatric nurse practitioner and a therapist. She shares the growth of her

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Episode 43: Carolyn Robistow devised three pillars

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2023/12/08

Meet Carolyn Robistow, an entrepreneur helping other entrepreneurs create healthy relationships with alcohol, all while sailing the eastern coast and Bahamas. Carolyn coined the term Groundhog Day Drinker after recognizing in herself that she was tired of waking up on day one of her goals each time she drank. Throughout the process of redefining her relationship with alcohol, she determined three pillars to her success: personal support, brain spotting, and embodied truth. Now, she works to share

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Episode 42: Julia Nepini is making time

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/12/01

In this episode I review the book Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky. I discuss their method of: 1. starting each day by choosing a highlight 2. making adjustments to avoid distraction in order to remain laser focused on the identified highlight 3. resetting our defaults and using our body to energize our brains 4. evaluating our process each night to continually improve the method I also share how slight changes that I have implemented since completing

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00:36:58

Episode 41: Ann Simmons is spreading the word

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/11/24

Meet Ann Simmons, a clinical social worker and owner of Upstate Restorative Counseling, a group practice based in Greenville, South Carolina. As the practice has grown, Ann has been able to add services such as EMDR intensives, but questions how to best promote and market as well as how to divide her time between her practice ownership role and other pursuits. Key Takeaways: - Communicate with the audience you already have - Create a monthly newsletter - Ask for testimonials - Physical marketing

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00:37:34

Episode 40: Elise Hall wants to stay in touch

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/11/17

Meet Elise Gilbert Hall, owner of Attunement Counseling and Wellness Collective in Rhode Island. Throughout her professional career she has worked in community mental health, a school system, various agencies, and private practice; all of which have led to where she is today. In the two years since she founded Attunement Counseling, Elise has seen continual growth, but finds herself asking: “How do I scale my group practice without losing touch with my team?" Key Takeaways: - Schedule regular

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00:35:21

Episode 39: Katie Gibbons wrote a book

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/11/10

Meet Katie Gibbons, a counselor turned children’s book author. In the midst of treating chronic illness and having to scale back her counseling practice she turned to writing as something to keep her mind busy. Having been adopted, adopting, and working with those who have been adopted, Katie knew exactly what the story would be about. Key Takeaways: - Do the research - Hire professionals because you’re a professional too - Believe in what you’re doing - Let the shitty first draft be shitty

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Episode 38: Gordon Brewer created a podcast network

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/11/03

Meet Gordon Brewer, a therapist, group practice owner, host of two podcasts, and most recently, the president and founder of the PsychCraft Network of podcasts. As an auditory learner and processor, Gordon found himself drawn to the world of podcasts as he built his therapy practice. Since then, he has turned to sharing the lessons he has learned along the way and building a space for like-minded professionals to collaborate and resource one another. Key Takeaways: - Stay consistent - Automate

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Episode 37: Kim Spooner facilitates a narcissistic...

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/10/31

Meet Kim Spooner, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in private practice who facilitates a Narcissistic Abuse Peer Support Group. It is free, volunteer-based, and confidential with the mission to provide educational resources on how to reduce the effects of the abuse. Support peers who have experienced narcissistic abuse listen, validate their experiences, and provide non-judgmental feedback. The meetings are held biweekly, alternating between in person in New Bedford, Massachusetts and virtual. In

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Episode 36: Emily Whetstone is living her dreams

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/10/27

Meet Emily Whetstone, a therapist and a photographer, who is simultaneously managing both businesses while traveling the world. She describes her training as an art therapist and the evolution of her interest in photography that came from the Instagram account she created for her dog. She shares how she creatively weaves traveling into her work and the transferrable skills that help in all of her pursuits. Key takeaways: -we are not meant to do everything -know your strengths -you can hire someone

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00:28:53

Episode 35: Innovative Healthcare Communications with...

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/10/20

Meet Doug Parent, the CEO of Ring Rx, a HIPAA compliant telephone, text, and fax communication platform. He shares his start in the family business which was a call center for healthcare providers. He describes the start and growth of the company, what sets them apart, and upcoming enhancements. Try Ring Rx free for 14 days: https://ringrx.com/free-trial/ Enter the code CLIMB for 15% off for life. Conditions apply. https://ringrx.com

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Episode 34: Donna Mac communicates confidently

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/10/13

Meet Donna Rustigian Mac, the founder of iVoice Communication, who helps people lead and speak confidently. She is the author of Guide to a Richer Life, Know Your Worth, Find Your Voice and Speak and the creator of The Six Pillars of Mindful Communication. She is also a certified mindfulness teacher and a habit change facilitator. She shares her experience in broadcasting and media and describes her process of taking people from where they are and helping them move forward. Key

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Episode 33: Dawn Gabriel promotes Soul Care

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/10/06

Meet Dawn Gabriel, a licensed therapist, group practice owner, consultant, podcaster, and retreat host. She is the founder of Soul Care for Therapists where her mission is to prevent burnout and help clinicians build a sustainable life and practice. She explains that Soul Care is deeper than self-care and engages our spiritual side. She shares how she blocks out soul care days and plans retreats with her staff to encourage work-life balance. Key takeaways: -Therapists tend to put themselves

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Episode 32: Michelle Kater is culturally competent

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/09/29

Meet Michelle Kater, who is a licensed therapist with a private practice in Asheville, North Carolina. She is Arab American and her husband is from Kenya. She shares how her experience in a transracial family and biracial couple led her host a retreat to Africa this past June with 29 therapists. She explains her goal of giving back to the orphanage her husband grew up in and providing a life changing experience to others in this field. She discusses how she incorporates cultural constructs in her

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00:37:05

Episode 31: Alesia Galati turns listeners into leads

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/09/22

Meet Alesia Galati, who is the owner of the podcast management company Galati Media. Learn how she helps podcasters turn listeners into leads. She shares her three month launch strategy and how to play the long game and measure success. Key takeaways: -90% of podcasts do not get past episode 3. Of the remaining 10%, 90% do not make it to episode 20. -Before launch, conduct market research. -Ensure you have clear goals for your show in order to define success. -Celebrate milestone episode

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Episode 30: Jason Jurado helps us find our One Path

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/09/08

Meet Jason Jurado, the owner of One Path Coaching, who guides and supports people to live a life of purpose. He is trained in neurolinguistic programing, hypnosis, timeline therapy, and polyvagal theory. He discusses our connection self, others, and something beyond us and helps people when they are disconnected. Join him in celebrating National Belief Day the 1st Monday in April. Key takeaways: -Know when to talk and when to listen. -We are all just walking each other home. -Always trust your

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Episode 29: Julia Nepini is traveling the world

Compassionate Climb ·

2023/09/01

In this solo episode I identify the benefits of travel, discuss my experiences this year, and share my ideas for future plans. The intention of this episode is to catalogue this point on my journey, reflect on what it took to get here, acknowledge those people who have helped to make it possible, and to show that if experiencing the world is your goal, it is possible. My hope is that this episode will serve as inspiration to do what sets your soul on fire. I remain humble, grateful, and

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