Building Strong Relationships Between Therapists and Churches

 In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens, a group practice owner and faith-based practice consultant, interviews Cameisha Brewer, a therapist, speaker, and author. They discuss practical strategies for therapists to build relationships with pastors and churches, emphasizing the importance of genuine connection and service over immediate business goals. Learn insights from her experience in the mental health space and her recent book, 'The CEO Clinician.' They also touch on the complexities of dual relationships and the value of persistence and follow-ups in establishing a strong referral network.

Show Highlights

• 00:00 Introduction to Whitney Owens and Wise Practice Podcast
• 06:15 Meet Cameisha Brewer: Therapist, Speaker, and Author
• 07:04 Cameisha's Background and Journey
• 08:33 Integrating Faith and Mental Health
• 10:09 Building Relationships with Churches
• 13:48 Effective Networking Strategies
• 21:47 Handling Dual Relationships and Referrals
• 30:51 Cameisha's Resources and Final Thoughts
• 34:00 Podcast Closing Remarks

Resources Mentioned in the Podcast

• The CEO Clinician, is available for purchase at this link

• The 3 biggest mistakes to avoid In Private Practice: Freebie! 

• Cameisha Brewer Consulting: Home of The CEO Clinician

• IG: @cameishabrewer 

• Facebook & Youtube: @cbrewerconsulting

• Wise Practice Consulting Website: For information on the mastermind group starting in July. Wise Practice Consulting Mastermind Group

• Webinars and Workshops: or information on the webinars in June click here. 

• When to Pull the Plug on Agency Work and Grow your Faith-based Private Practice, Tuesday, June 18, 2024

• Is It Time To Grow? Should I Start a Group Practice?, Thursday, June 20, 2024

• Money Leaks in Your Private Practice, Wednesday, June 26, 2024

Grow to a Group Practice

If you're considering starting a group practice and want personalized guidance, consider joining Amy Dover's "Scaling to a Group Practice Mastermind Group." This six-month program offers live Zoom meetings, access to the Wise Practice membership community, and personalized support from Amy. You can find more information and sign up on the Wise Practice Consulting website. Don't miss this opportunity to build a solid foundation for your group practice and avoid common pitfalls.

Starting a group practice is a challenging yet rewarding journey. By asking yourself these essential questions and seeking the right support, you can set yourself and your practice up for success.

Links and Resources

• Looking for support and connection: Join the Wise Practice Community 

• Learn More about Whitney Owens Consulting

• Connect with Whitney Ownes on Instagram

• Connect with Whitney Ownes on Facebook

• Check the podcasts on the PsychCraft Network: PsychCraftnetwork.com

• Podcast Production and Show Notes by Course Creation Studio.