All Things Private Practice Podcast

"Success is hidden in the struggles. Happiness is hidden in what hurts."

There's an unsexy side to entrepreneurship that often gets overlooked and not talked about even though it is also more common t…

Many aspects of the mental health field as we know it are systemically based and built on values sourced from colonialism, white supremacy, and Christianity.

As a result, there is often a lot of secre…

Entrepreneurship involves putting yourself on the line and placing faith in ideas and actions that you can't 100% know will be as successful as you want, but often times the thing that limits that su…

Many therapists who step into entrepreneurship get struck with fears around if they are doing things right, whether can they be successful, and when will everything come crashing down and everyone fi…

Starting a private therapy practice means becoming a business owner, wearing all the hats, and being more than just a therapist.

It can feel stressful to suddenly have to step into a non-therapy role,…

Even the most successful therapists and entrepreneurs get hit with impostor syndrome from time to time.

It can leave you questioning the choices you make even when things are going well, and it takes …

Many therapists have heard by now that social media is one of the best ways to effectively market their businesses. However, the "how" and "what" parts of content creation, platforms to use, frequenc…

There is a lot of shame talk in the therapist community around wanting to make money while helping people.

As a result, many therapists buy into the idea that they are meant to charge low and see many…

It can feel stressful and overwhelming for therapists to plan for the future when they're already focused on the business side of their private practices, helping clients, or just getting through the…

Vulnerability can be both frightening and liberating as a business owner and just as a person in general.

When we are real and honest with who we are, we attract more of the people who lift us up and …

The idea of posting on social media can sometimes feel uncomfortable for therapists in private practice who are trying to market their businesses, but it is no doubt an effective way to network, esta…

It can be really easy for new entrepreneurs to get caught in a comparison trap and uphold these one-dimensional expectations and standards around what it means to be successful.

Many new entrepreneurs…

As a mental health worker, you are often placed on the frontline of experiencing and supporting people through their trauma, suffering, and pain. It's no surprise that that can easily lead to a feeli…

The time between holidays and the end of the year can sometimes feel unsettling and anxiety-inducing. It's when we are both told to rest and, at the same time, to start planning our fresh start and b…

Therapists starting private practice often get hit with a lot of self-doubt and end up second-guessing many of the decisions they make.

Grad school doesn't prepare us to build a business, so when we d…

Do you dream of entrepreneurship but hesitate whenever you think of the “what ifs” around health care and being able to work for yourself? 

Are you working for yourself now while struggling with a chr…

Do you ever think that, even though you might love being a therapist, there is another calling out there or a way to take your therapeutic skills and give back to the world?

Do you ever feel stagnant …

Ever worry that you’ll get locked into the career and business choices you make now and then you’re stuck with them forever?

Have you ever felt like you were following someone else’s path because it’s…

“What is your relationship with money?” Is this a question that you can easily answer, or do you not really know the role money plays in your life and business?

Do you ever feel anxious or lost around…

Even though you may love being a therapist, do you ever feel burnt out and tired of trading 60-minute increments of time for money?

Have you ever thought it would be nice to have some passive income o…