In our last episode, you got to listen to my conversation with Gordon Brewer, as we unpacked all the reasons why he wants to redesign the website he’s built for his group practice.

In this episode, I’ll take Gordon through the more technical steps involved in redesigning a website and some of the things that really trip people up.

I know many of you who listen to this podcast may be contemplating DIYing your therapy website. This episode is for you.

We’re going to geek out a little bit here, so buckle up!

In this week’s episode of The Private Practice Elevation podcast, we’re going behind the scenes on a therapy website redesign project to help you understand the key components that can help make these types of projects a success.

Whether you’ve got an outdated private practice website that’s just begging for a makeover or you just know that your current website could be better, this episode is going to help you prepare.

And it will be extremely applicable because we’ll be using a real-life example: my friend, Gordon Brewer, from The Practice of Therapy.

Listen in now!

One of the first questions I get when someone decides they’re going to build their therapy website using WordPress is, “what hosting company should I use?”

With so many hosting companies out there, and at different price points, it can leave you confused when trying to choose the right one.

In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, I’ll share with you some of the key things you’ll want to look for when choosing a reliable host for your WordPress website.

So how can you avoid choosing a WordPress hosting company that sucks the life out of you and the money out of your wallet?

Give a listen to this week’s episode!

Have you ever asked yourself the question, “Who am I to…?”

“Who am I to raise my therapy rates?”

“Who am I to launch an online course?”

“Who am I to build a group practice and lead a team?”

In this week’s episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, we’re talking all about imposter syndrome.

Imposter syndrome is that little voice that pops up whenever you dare to do something creative or take bold action towards your dreams.

It can keep you from moving forward in your private practice and it can keep you playing small, never stepping into those big dreams you’ve had for yourself.

In this episode, I’m chatting with Ernesto Segismundo about all things imposter syndrome.

From what it is, what it feels like, to practical ways you can overcome it.

What a roller coaster ride 2020 has been, amiright?

I think this year was one of the hardest and emotional years for me in recent memory. From the pandemic, to racial injustice to the 2020 election… This year was a lot.

But in the midst of all that, there were certainly beautiful and memorable moments for myself and my family.

As we set our sights on 2021, I thought I’d share the podcast episodes from this year that I enjoyed the most. Listen in and enjoy as we ring in the new year!

Many business owners fail because they focus on the wrong things and struggle making the shift from working in their private practice to operating as business owner and CEO.

In this week’s episode, we're talking to Kayla Reilly.

Kayla is a client that we recently worked with to redesign and optimize the website for her group practice, Evolution Wellness, in Wilmington, NC.

Listen in as Kayla shares what’s worked (and hasn’t worked) to help grow her private practice and make the shift to business owner and leader. 

In this week’s episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, I’m discussing the WordPress plugins and the one WordPress theme that we use on all of our custom therapy website design projects.

If you’re building your own website for your practice, you can get quite overwhelmed quite fast when trying to narrow down what theme and plugins to use.

So listen up as I share the very small list of plugins we install on each of our website builds and the theme we recommend!

In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, you’re going to learn about the difference between a group practice owner with a 6-figure business and one with a 7-figure business.

Most therapists begin in private practice without much training in business development. What are the things you should think about or do when you’re just starting to build your group practice?

My special guest this week is Maureen Werrbach from The Group Practice Exchange, where she helps healthcare owners learn how to successfully start and scale their businesses, so that they can have a larger impact on their communities.

If you want some key lessons to help you can start and continue to grow your own group practice, listen up!

In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast we’re talking with Uriah Guilford all about how busy therapists and private practice owners can get the help they need.

Uriah Guilford is a group practice owner and the creator of Productive Therapist, a virtual assistant company that serves private practice therapists.

If you find yourself overwhelmed, wearing every hat in your business, and struggling to keep up with all those administrative tasks, this one’s for you.

If you’ve ever thought about hiring a virtual assistant in your private practice and what that would look like, this one’s for you too!

Either way, this episode is all about scaling your business to hit those big goals!

In this week’s episode of The Private Practice Elevation podcast, I’ll be sharing my thoughts about how to navigate the relationship you have with your website designer/developer.

Your private practice website should be your greatest marketing asset. Hiring a professional is the best way to ensure your website looks professional and also is set up correctly, functions well, and has all the pieces in place to get traffic from search engines.

But what happens when you’ve worked with someone but it becomes clear that they’re not a good fit?

Finding the right person or agency to be your website partner could mean a huge weight off your shoulders as they help you fully utilize your website to grow your private practice. Listen in now to learn more!