Mentored with Dr Brooklyn Storme PhD

Walk away from this episode with self-coaching questions you can use to help you shift through self-imposed barriers to your success in private practice! 

In this episode, I dive deep into the common struggles psychologists, social workers, and therapists face when relying on Medicare referrals to build their private practices. Sharing my own journey of transitioning away from Medicare dependency, I offer valuable insights on how to shift your mindset, clarify your niche, and implement marketing strategies that attract committed, full fee-paying clients.

You'll learn:

Why shifting your professional identity is the first step to attracting full fee-paying clients.

How niching down can help you connect with clients who value your services.

Actionable marketing strategies to fill your diary without relying on GP referrals.

How to create an authentic client experience that fosters trust, connection, and long-term engagement.

Plus, I share journal prompts and practical steps to help you start attracting aligned clients and building the thriving, financially sustainable practice you deserve.

Ready to stop chasing referrals and start creating a business that lights you up? Tune in now and discover how to take the first step toward financial freedom and work-life balance.

Subscribe today and let's grow your dream practice together!

Keywords: private practice marketing, attracting full fee-paying clients, therapist business growth, psychologist marketing strategies, mental health private practice, social worker business coaching, building a sustainable therapy practice, mindset shifts for therapists, niching for therapists.

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In this episode, I'll share with you what I've tried, what's working and what's not when it comes to running a private practice as someone with neurodivergence (AuADHD). You'll hear about tried and tested strategies and should be able to take one or two of them and give them a go in your practice too. Overall, the best advice I have is to, if you comfortable doing so, be transparent about it as doing so can help to clarify expectations with your audience and clients. I hope this helps. 

In this episode, I'll give an overview of the proposed National Standards for Counsellors and Psychotherapists. The key takeaways are essentially that now is the time to voice your questions and concerns. I'll share with you how you can this and where you can go to get support. 

This episode contains material that some listeners may find sensitive. If you feel triggered by this episode's content, please consult your GP, visit Lifeline or speak with your treating therapist.