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, establish yourself and create know, like, and trust in the mental health community, and connect with new clients... if done well.

But how do you know what works and doesn't when it comes to managing social media for therapists in private practice?

And how can you make the process of posting and growing a following not feel like a stressful, time-consuming chore that leaves you riddled with impostor syndrome and battling perfectionism in a very public, online space?

If you have been thinking about using social media to grow your business and leave an impact on the mental health community but feel stuck or intimidated, this episode is for you.

In this episode, I talk with Kelly Mckenna, a therapist, and social media and business coach for therapists.

Top 3 reasons to listen to the entire episode:

If you learn to use social media effectively, it can be one of the most powerful marketing tools around to network and grow your clientele for your private practice. Take this opportunity to hear more about Kelly's experience and decide for yourself.

More about Kelly:

Kelly McKenna is a licensed therapist and business coach for therapists. Kelly built her private practice totally on Instagram @sitwithkelly. By providing educational and relatable content and Reels about anxiety, she's been able to help millions of anxious women. Kelly also coaches other therapists, helping them to find their voice online and grow thriving private practices.

Kelly's Website: sitwithkelly.com

Apply for coaching with Kelly here.

Check out Kelly's Reels Membership for fresh social media ideas for your private practice.

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