When it comes to building a private practice, let’s be real… we can’t do it alone. You need friends, mentors, and other therapists to have your back and push you to do the uncomfortable (but necessary) things. Today’s guest has essentially been Kelley’s right-hand woman through her entire entrepreneurial journey. Tune in to this episode as we welcome JuliAnn Crommelin MA, AAC, an executive functioning and ADHD coach. JuliAnn joins Kelley to help her reflect on how she started her private practice, as well as Private Practice Pro, and the most effective tips and strategies they’ve learned for networking, marketing, referrals, and more.

Guest Bio:

JuliAnn Crommelin is an executive functioning and ADHD coach in Los Angeles, California and has worked in the mental health industry since 2006. JuliAnn is certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor, certified ADHD coach, has a master’s degree in clinical psychology and is currently working toward her doctorate in psychology. Learn more about her practice at www.julianncrommelin.com or email her at [email protected].

In this Episode:

• Why Kelley turned down a huge salary to open a private practice
• Overcoming fears and breaking down barriers to starting a private practice
• The benefits of being in marketing before building a private practice
• Effective strategies for getting and making referrals
• Tips for networking and marketing your private practice
• Ask Kelley Anything: Should I redo a client intake session after it was cut short from technical difficulties on Zoom?

Highlights:

(02:00) - About JuliAnn & her ADHD coaching practice

(07:47) - How they met

(15:36) - How Kelley got into entrepreneurship, content creation, & PPP

(32:14) - “Fear is not fact”

(37:28) - Marketing tips for therapists

(42:52) - How to talk about a therapist or treatment center you’ve had a negative experience with

(48:12) - Referral etiquette for therapists

(55:51) - Therapists need therapy, too

(1:01:43) - Advice on starting your own private practice

(1:11:35) - Kelley answers a listener‘s question about Zoom technical difficulties

References:

Ask Kelley Anything → (805) 243-8241

This podcast is produced and manged by Jenga Creative → jengacreative.com