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Janet Bayramyan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Janet works from a trauma-focused and attachment-oriented perspective, supporting individuals and couples through their healing of past and current distressing events.
Janet Bayramyan joins the show to discuss how mentorship in private practice can be invaluable for therapists of all levels of experience. Plus, we dive into why finding a niche is vital in building a successful private practice. Janet also touches on several ways to attract clients, including tips on marketing your private practice to your target audience. Janet knows being a trauma therapist can be a challenging but rewarding career; that's why we discuss why passion cannot be overstated for therapists and how critical guidance will be on your journey to private practice.
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By Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT: Therapist | Consultant | Writer | Speaker4.8
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Janet Bayramyan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Janet works from a trauma-focused and attachment-oriented perspective, supporting individuals and couples through their healing of past and current distressing events.
Janet Bayramyan joins the show to discuss how mentorship in private practice can be invaluable for therapists of all levels of experience. Plus, we dive into why finding a niche is vital in building a successful private practice. Janet also touches on several ways to attract clients, including tips on marketing your private practice to your target audience. Janet knows being a trauma therapist can be a challenging but rewarding career; that's why we discuss why passion cannot be overstated for therapists and how critical guidance will be on your journey to private practice.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

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