By Wendy Kendall
The podcast currently has 26 episodes available.
In this season finale episode, host Wendy Kendall shares emerging thoughts on what it means to have a private psychology practice, especially in light of the conversations from this season. She discusses moving from seeing ourselves as consumers to citizens, healing as the third pillar of liberation in private practices alongside , and building new models to make existing extraction-based ones obsolete.
Main Discussion Points:
- Healing through practice leads to courageous leadership and a desire to create change (01:03)
- Systems and context, not just the individual, need to be addressed when it comes to burnout and overwhelm (04:23)
- The body is central to our practice - we need to design practices that nourish bodies (05:02) - Healing involves relationships and community (06:39)
- Healing involves shedding expectations of what success means (07:37) - Healing leads to valuing ourselves and others, including our services (08:01)
- Private practices do not have to contribute to the commodification of mental health (09:31)
- We should build new models that are community-led rather than extraction-based (10:51)
- Practices should aim to be purposeful platforms that enable collective action (13:48)
Host Bio: Wendy Kendall is the founder of Practice Accelerator, a business focused on supporting psychologists in private practice. She is an executive coach and facilitator with over 20 years of experience.
Key Quotes: "If we want more peace and safety and community out there in the world, we can also start within our practices." (01:25)
"When time becomes commodified, we begin to optimize it...making it impossible for us to relax and unwind." (03:14)
"The healing process in our practices includes healing our ability or repairing our ability to build relationships in our practices, to trust other people." (06:39)
Resources:
The book Citizens by Jon Alexander. Find out more here.
LinkedIn post on the paradox of time and efficiency by Kasper Benjamin Reimer Bjørkskov.
Are you ready to transform your private practice and take it to the next level? Discover how The Psychology Practice Accelerator (TPPA) can help you create a thriving, hustle-free practice that aligns with your values and passions. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to invest in your future. Click here to learn more and secure your spot today!
In this episode, host Wendy Kendall discusses creating safe spaces and practicing as a member of a marginalised community with psychologists Dr. Aneesa Shariff and Dr. Melody Smith. They share their experiences of overcoming barriers in the profession, establishing empowering private practices, advocating for change, and more.
Key Discussion Points:
- How systemic racism, microaggressions, and other forms of oppression can follow us into private practice
- The challenges around self-valuing and pricing as psychologists from marginalised groups
- How private practice can provide a "safe base" to feel more empowered and embrace more of oneself
- The importance of bringing these conversations out in the open rather than staying silent
- Ideas for increasing accountability, surfacing marginalised voices/perspectives and competency-based training to start dismantling oppressive systems
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Guest Bios:
Dr. Aneesa Shariff is a Clinical Psychologist who recently started her own private practice specialising in working with professionals dealing with anxiety, burnout and trauma. She is often engaged by the media to talk about how to make therapy more culturally inclusive and the dangers of culture blindness. She also provides clinical supervision focused on culturally inclusive therapy.
Instagram: aneesashariffphd
LinkedIn: draneesashariff
Dr. Melody Smith is a Clinical Psychologist who qualified in 2019. She specialises in working with young people with neurodevelopmental conditions like autism and ADHD. Dr. Smith also runs Aspiring Clinical Psych, a company focused on supporting aspiring psychologists from diverse backgrounds progress towards becoming clinical psychologists.
LinkedIn: drmelodysmith
If you're interested in finding out more about Dr Melody Smith 's practice, including the support she offers to people with diagnosed and/or suspected neurodevelopmental conditions, you can visit her website www.MiHealthcareServices.com.
If you're an aspiring clinical psychologist who would like to explore the support provided by Aspiring Clinical Psych, or if you’re a qualified psychologist interested in supporting aspiring psychologists, please follow them on Instagram at aspiring.clinical.psych or visit their website: www.aspiringclinicalpsych.com
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
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Imagine building a private practice that not only sustains you financially but also fuels your creativity and passion in private practice. With TPPA, you can achieve just that! Our next cohort launches in September 2024, ready to take the leap? Visit our sales page or email Wendy directly at [email protected] to get more details and start your journey toward a flourishing practice!
Key Quotes:
"I felt very used at the time, and it took me a long time. This is a 2 year process for me, probably about a year before I started to really understand, after having had some conversations with people, that and it was named that this was actually systemic racism." (Dr Aneesa Shariff, 00:06:43)
"I Really felt backed to a corner, really. And, you know, had that rude awakening of in order for me to be able to live a life that's fulfilling for the next few years, something has to change." (Dr Melody Smith, 00:13:25)
"I think really, you know, what that makes me think about is that often we go through these things and they have such a huge impact on how we feel, but because people aren't it's very difficult to articulate what's happening because it's so complicated." (Dr Melody Smith, 00:27:15)
In this episode, host Wendy Kendall speaks with clinical psychologist Dr. Gemma Parker and counselling psychologist Dr. Amy Woolston about how they have developed community-oriented private practices. They discuss the importance of community connection for wellbeing, dealing with challenges like moral injury and burnout from working in large healthcare systems, and finding alternative success measures beyond income that align with their values.
Key Discussion Points:
- The limitations of traditional clinical psychology approaches and desire for more community connection
- Setting up community interest companies (CICs) as social enterprises to bridge private practice with meeting community needs
- How community psychology enables more open, equitable, and mutually beneficial relationships
- Slow and organic evolution guided by community input rather than top-down structures
- Redefining concepts of leadership, boundaries, integration of personal and professional identity
- Addressing moral injury and other wounds from restrictive systems through freedom to work to own values
- Measuring success via quality relationships, flexibility, and ability to nurture ourselves and others rather than ever-increasing income
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Guest Bios:
Dr. Gemma Parker - Clinical Psychologist and co-director of "Altogether Human", a Community Interest Company providing relationship support through individual, couple, family, and community services.
Facebook: /altogetherhumancic
Linkedin: gemma-parker
Twitter: AltogetherHuman
Dr. Amy Woolston – Clinical Psychologist and co-director of "The Koala Tree", a Community Interest Company delivering perinatal mental health support via individual therapy and community groups.
Instagram & Facebook: /wearethekoalatree
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
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Are you ready to transform your private practice and take it to the next level? Discover how The Psychology Practice Accelerator (TPPA) can help you create a thriving, hustle-free practice that aligns with your values and passions. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to invest in your future. Click here to learn more and secure your spot today!
Key Quotes:
"I felt quite disconnected from the community that was supposed to be the community that we were serving." (Dr. Gemma Parker, 00:04:44)
"The only way that I could come out was to set up a what is it now? A community interest company. So it's a type of social enterprise." (Dr. Gemma Parker, 00:05:17)
"It feels like a different relationship, I think. And people do feel like they, they can tell me what they want or what I've done, what we've done well." (Dr. Amy Woolston, 00:20:21)
In this episode of the Healing Through Private Practice podcast, host Wendy Kendall speaks with guests Taslim Tharani and Dr. Christina Barker about overcoming career trauma and disillusionment through private practice. They share personal stories of challenges faced within the psychology field, systems of oppression, rebuilding trust, and messages of hope for practitioners looking to redefine their careers.
Key Discussion Points:
- Experiencing career trauma and moral injury from witnessing injustice towards vulnerable clients
- The layers of oppression that lead to silencing in the workplace and self-blame
- How psychology upholds oppressive systems and loses sight of studying the soul
- The trauma caused by constant questioning of yourself when facing implicit discrimination
- Reconnecting with ancestral wisdom and indigenous practices as a path to hope
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Guest Bios:
Dr. Christina Barker is a Clinical & Holistic Psychologist, Trauma Specialist, EMDR & Somatic Therapist based in Cornwall, UK. She takes an integrative, holistic approach to mental health, incorporating mind, body and spirit. She offers private therapeutic retreats focused on trauma healing through connection of body, breath and nature.
LinkedIn: dr-christina-barker
Instagram: drchristinabarker
Website: drchristinabarker.com
Taslim Tharani, an organisational & coaching psychologist and founder of Thriving Together, is dedicated to fostering equity and belonging. She supports individuals to embrace their identities and thrive through transformative coaching and inclusive leadership.
LinkedIn: taslimtharani/
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
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Don’t let burnout and overwhelm hold you back from creating the private practice of your dreams. The Psychology Practice Accelerator is here to guide you every step of the way. Join our upcoming cohort starting in September 2024. Whether you’re looking to diversify your services, build a supportive community, or enhance your marketing skills, TPPA has you covered. Click here for more information or reach out to Wendy today at [email protected]!
Key Quotes:
"Somehow finding the courage to do things slightly differently." (Taslim, 01:08:56)
"What if becoming who and what we truly are happens not through trying and striving but by welcoming the people, places and practices who offer us the warmth of encouragement we need to unfold. Oriah Mountain Dreamer" (Taslim, 01:12:48)
"Psychology belongs to all of us." (Wendy, 01:11:05)
In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologist podcast, Wendy Kendall discusses healing your body, mind, and nervous system through private practice. She is joined by co-host Dr. Christina Barker and guests Dr. Kat Aguilera and Dr. Jo Mueller.
Main Discussion Points:
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Guest Bios:
Dr. Christina Barker is a Clinical & Holistic Psychologist, Trauma Specialist, EMDR & Somatic Therapist based in Cornwall, UK. She takes an integrative, holistic approach to mental health, incorporating mind, body and spirit. She offers private therapeutic retreats focused on trauma healing through connection of body, breath and nature.
LinkedIn: dr-christina-barker
Instagram: drchristinabarker
Website: drchristinabarker.com
Dr. Kat Aguilera is a Chartered Counselling Psychologist and trauma specialist. She founded Resilience Rises, which provides tailored training and support for organisations working within high-stress professions such as those deploying to conflict zones.
Instagram: @drkataguilera / @resiliencerises
Facebook: Dr Kat Aguilera / Resilience Rises
LinkedIn: Dr Kat Aguilera
Dr. Jo Mueller is a Clinical Psychologist & Parent Consultant specialising in working with parents and supporting mental health in neurodiverse populations. She runs the Guilty Parent Club and co-founded The Neurodiversity Practice.
Instagram: @drjothepsychologist
Facebook: @drjothepsychologist
LinkedIn: @drjothepsychologist
Website: drjothepsychologist.com
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
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Ready to redefine your private practice and achieve a new level of professional fulfillment? The Psychology Practice Accelerator offers a unique, regenerative approach to help you thrive. Our next programme begins in September 2024, don’t wait—spots are limited! Visit our sales page or email Wendy at [email protected] to learn more about this transformative opportunity and secure your early bird discount now!
Key Quotes:
"This journey took me, you know, around the world, really, to places like India and then Nepal to do, various yoga trainings and volunteering for children." (Dr. Christina Barker, 00:01:47)
"That sense of the calm and the rest in the digesting, and it allows us to then shift from that survival part of the brain back into a more emotional, a regulated, and and the cognitive." (Dr. Christina Barker, 00:54:44)
"It's really about knowing yourself and knowing what it is that's going to be restorative for you and then managing that journey." (Dr. Jo Mueller, 01:04:35)
In this episode of The Inspiring Psychologist podcast, host Wendy Kendall speaks with Dr. Amber Johnston and special guest Tania Bhattacharyya about finding your voice, empowerment in private practice, visibility, and branding. They discuss the challenges psychologists face with being more visible online, as well as the personal growth, community building, and client empowerment opportunities visibility enables.
Key Discussion Points:
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Guest Bios:
Dr. Amber Johnston is a Clinical Psychologist in Neuropsychology who founded Healthy Mind Psychology, a practice of over 20 doctoral-level Psychologists specialising in neuropsychology, pain and mind-body health connections.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthymindpsychologyuk/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/dr-amber-johnston
Website: https://www.healthymindpsychology.co.uk/
Tania Bhattacharyya is a visibility strategist and founder of Lumos Marketing Co, which helps purpose-driven leaders amplify their influence. Tania has a background in psychology and supporting mental health organizations.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tania-bhattacharyya/
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
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Imagine building a private practice that not only sustains you financially but also fuels your creativity and passion in private practice. With TPPA, you can achieve just that! Our next cohort launches in September 2024, ready to take the leap? Visit our sales page or email Wendy directly at [email protected] to get more details and start your journey toward a flourishing practice!
Key Quotes:
"Rather than thinking about being out there on social media, on the web on the interwebs, on the Internet, as promotion, as, influencing in a in some kind of negative way. [00:12:46] How about it being a a different space for connection and a place where actually we can potentially resource peoples we can resource people and we can and we can provide if we show up in certain ways, we can provide safety for people still." (Wendy Kendall, 00:12:46)
"It's building a muscle. Right? It's just like going to the gym. [00:44:21] The first time you try to do a deadlift, it's not gonna be cute. It's not gonna be pretty. You're not gonna lift that much off the ground. But every time you do it [you get better.] And I know this is a cliche, but it's a cliche for a reason. It's very true. [00:44:33]" (Tania Bhattacharyya on building confidence, 00:44:21)
"Because marketing is mission. You know, I think sometimes people have [a] misconception that marketing is not just about having a website. [00:17:45] It's not just about going to a conference. It's not just about sharing online. It really is an extension of your mission because just like you said, if you are not showing up and sharing about the work that you're doing, there's a whole audience of people who have been looking for you. They haven't even known that they're looking for you and the unique services you provide, but they miss out. Right?" (Tania Bhattacharyya, 00:17:45)
In this episode of the podcast, host Wendy Kendall explores how running a private psychology practice can foster personal growth and development with guests Dr. Louise Hall, Dr. Kate Jenkins, and Jeanette Fegan. They discuss how private practice allows more autonomy and alignment with personal values versus restrictive organisational settings, overcoming limiting beliefs and self-doubt, building supportive professional communities, and self-leadership in making choices that work for you.
Main Discussion Points:
- Leaving restrictive organizations for the autonomy and self-direction of private practice
- Overcoming self-doubt, limiting beliefs, and shame in putting yourself out there
- The process of figuring out your niche and ideal clients
- Building a supportive community and asking others for help
- Learning to take risks and be bold in your offerings
- Importance of self-understanding and leadership in aligning choices with your values
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Guest Bios:
Dr. Louise Hall is a Counselling Psychologist based in Devon, UK. Louise left the NHS to start her own private practice. Interested in integrating psychology with travel and has a passion for helping others thrive.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/louise.psychologist
Website: https://www.drlouisehall.co.uk/
Dr. Kate Jenkins is a Consultant Psychologist with over 20 years of NHS experience. Recently stepping into private practice and exploring delivering wellbeing training to organisations. Kate is an experienced Keynote speaker offering one off motivational wellbeing speeches to large groups and personally tailored one to one resilience work or in depth courses with teams.
LinkedIn – Dr Kate Jenkins
Jeanette Fegan, a Chartered Psychologist with over 20 years experience in adult mental health previously working with healthcare organisations providing therapy. Now runs her own private practice focused on providing therapy services for people experiencing low self-worth.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jeanette.Fegan14.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_self_worth_psychologist/.
LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/jeanettefegan
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
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Are you ready to transform your private practice and take it to the next level? Discover how The Psychology Practice Accelerator (TPPA) can help you create a thriving, hustle-free practice that aligns with your values and passions. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to invest in your future. Click here to learn more and secure your spot today!
Key Quotes:
"Stepping out into private practice where it's completely open, you know, what I want to do. And I think that's terrifying." - Dr. Louise Hall, 00:07:06
"I can now say what I want to say without being frightened of the repercussions, basically...You can speak your mind. You can be an adult as far as we are adults. And then you no longer need to be frightened of the system." - Jeanette Fegan, 00:34:59
"It feels I think people assume that if you go into private practice, it's a very lonely place. And even in just the last few months that I've really been trying to to make my bed in it, I've realized it absolutely isn't. There are a lot of people out there." - Dr. Kate Jenkins, 00:49:06
In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologist podcast, host Wendy Kendall talks to guests Dr Monika Wieliczko and Dr. Yvonne Waft about trauma in the psychologist's chair - how psychologists navigate their own healing and trauma histories in building private practices. They discuss how private practice can activate past trauma but also provide opportunities for post-traumatic growth.
Main Discussion Points:
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Guest Bios:
Dr Monika Wieliczko is the founder of The Guide to After Life Practice, which supports people whose spouse has passed away.
Dr. Yvonne Waft is a trauma therapist and director of Catalyst Clinical Psychology. She is also the author of the book "Coping With Trauma".
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
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Imagine building a private practice that not only sustains you financially but also fuels your creativity and passion in private practice. With TPPA, you can achieve just that! Our next cohort launches in September 2024, ready to take the leap? Visit our sales page or email Wendy directly at [email protected] to get more details and start your journey toward a flourishing practice!
Key Quotes:
"I also want us to think about how the world around us can be supportive, nurturing, and provide a context and a backdrop that can also be a place where we process and move through maybe the trauma that we've experienced." (Wendy, 00:02:10)
"Looking back now, I put up with a load of stuff I shouldn't have put up with on the journey to becoming a clinical psychologist." (Yvonne,00:29:58)
"It's not like people struggled to relate to me, but I think I really started growing in ways that I wasn't expecting." (Monica, 00:33:02)
Introduction:
In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologists podcast, host Wendy Kendall explores the healing power of embracing support and outsourcing with her co-host, Michelle Minnikin, and special guest Liz Talago. They discuss the challenges psychologists and therapists face with bringing in outside support, overcoming isolation, managing expectations, and more.
Key Discussion Points:
- The tendency for private practitioners to try doing everything themselves and the resulting isolation (6:40)
- Overcoming perfectionism and fear of judgment (17:31, 39:23)
- Clarifying your story and purpose when bringing in collaborators (27:42)
- Supporting neurodiversity in your team (56:24)
- Qualifying leads and having open conversations with collaborators (1:08:09)
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Co-host Bio:
Michelle Minnikin is a psychologist and co-founder of Work Pirates. She is the author of "Good Girl Deprogramming" and co-hosts a podcast with her partner.
Guest Bio:
Liz Talago, M.ed. is an independent content strategist who helps mental health founders, start-ups, and small businesses achieve their business goals through strategic storytelling. She also hosts the "Scope Creep" podcast for solopreneurs, founders, and consultants who want to build profitable, values-first brands.
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Watch on YouTube with Subtitles.
Imagine building a private practice that not only sustains you financially but also fuels your creativity and passion in private practice. With TPPA, you can achieve just that! Our next cohort launches in September 2024, ready to take the leap? Visit our sales page or email Wendy directly at [email protected] to get more details and start your journey toward a flourishing practice!
Key Quotes:
"Helpers don't need help...those myths get us in real trouble." (37:51)
"It's important to remember what we do isn't this simple, creep thing that you can explain in one sentence." (1:09:05)
"If you meet the right collaborator, you shouldn't have to worry about that stuff. You really shouldn't." (1:03:11)
In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologist Podcast, Wendy Kendall and co-host Tess Browne explore the topic of rest, restore and revive - creating a private practice that regenerates you. They are joined by guests Dr Rebekah Tennyson and Bianca Clarke to discuss the importance of self-care and building restoration and resilience into how a private practice operates.
The guests share insights from their experiences of balancing private practice with other roles and responsibilities, and the pivotal moments that led them to prioritise self-care. Key themes include letting go of rigid expectations around "best practice", listening to your own needs and values, and structuring your practice in alignment with who you are.
Main Discussion Points
About Us:
"Inspiring Psychologists: Breaking the Mould of Private Practice," is a podcast dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of psychologists and therapists who are pushing the boundaries of traditional private practices and making a lasting impact on the mental health landscape.
We invite you to join us in breaking outside the box of a traditional private practice and building a purposeful business that supports you in the life you want to live.
To find out more about how we can support you in your private practice journey, check out our coaching and support services at inspiringpsych.com.
Co-Host Bio
Dr Tess Browne is the managing director of The Mind Atelier, a consultancy that provides well-being support and mental health coaching to organisations and professional women. She specializes in helping women overcome burnout, build resilience, and manage perinatal mental health issues.
Website: https://drtessbrowne.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drtessbrowne/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drtessbrowne
Guest Bios
Dr Rebekah Tennyson is a psychologist who combines working part-time in the NHS with running her own private practice. She is passionate about the Enneagram model of understanding personality and uses it extensively in her work and personal development.
Website: https://www.enneagrampsychology.co.uk/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enneagrampsych/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-rebekah-tennyson-dclinpsy-6a660820a/
Bianca Clarke is a psychotherapist and personal trainer who takes an integrated approach to mental and physical health. She combines psychology, lifestyle coaching, and fitness training in her work with clients battling autoimmune diseases and chronic pain.
Website: https://www.mindkindcbt.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theautoimmune.therapist/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bianca-c-5b215718b/
Connect with Wendy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendyakendall/
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Don’t let burnout and overwhelm hold you back from creating the private practice of your dreams. The Psychology Practice Accelerator is here to guide you every step of the way. Join our upcoming cohort starting in September 2024. Whether you’re looking to diversify your services, build a supportive community, or enhance your marketing skills, TPPA has you covered. Click here for more information or reach out to Wendy today at [email protected]!
Key Quotes
"Only you can do what you can do the way that you can do it. So learn what that looks like and stop trying to do things the way that somebody else would do it." - Dr Rebekah Tennyson, 00:17:05
"I make sure I have at least 5 or 10 minutes now where I am doing something where I can just slow down and stop." - Bianca Clarke, 00:22:35
"It shouldn't be one or the other. It can be both. And, actually, when it is both, everyone benefits." - Tess Browne, 01:02:08
The podcast currently has 26 episodes available.