Diana, MFT is an EMDR therapist in Northern San Diego who started out on insurance panels, exhausted and overworking and moved into a cash pay practice that still gives back to her community. She now has time to do more trainings and hone her skills as she works with the clients that are the best fit for her. In this episode she shares her journey to the practice she has today.

Lisa is a therapist who runs a child counseling center in Delaware and was able to develop a unique niche working with local schools to get counseling and therapy on campus. Listen to her share her journey!

5 different unique therapists share their stories about what is working right now to grow a private practice. You will hear from group practices, new startups, super niched, more general, pre-licensed, licensed, and all ages.

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Dr. Tanisha brings her enthusiasm and expertise to the podcast sharing her take on social media ethics in private practice. She is a trainer, educator, sex therapist and entrepreneur who is passionate about helping therapists be better and do better. Check her out at https://tanishasapp.com/

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Beth joins the podcast to share how to remove blocks in your private practice. As a psychotherapist and business coach Beth utilizes brainspotting to help private practice owners move through the stuck places and start taking action quickly. 

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Clinicians of color in private practice need safe spaces to grow their businesses with support from experts and others who understand what it is like to be in practice. Lisa and Kim have created a special community just for clinicians of color and it's beautiful. I learned so much from them. Just take a listen!

Lauran, an Orlando Counselor shares her journey of growing a private practice from September 2017 to February of 2019 from a few sliding scale clients to 16 regular clients. She shares why she become an Orlando therapist, what share used to grow quickly and her experience in reaching out for support in building her private practice.

Kelly and Miranda share some common themes they see in private practice owners who want to make marketing easy.

In this podcast we delve into why outcomes matter, how outcomes inform  your planning and your income, and how to integrate outcomes into your business starting now.

Listen in on my conversation with Bart Hatler, a relationship therapist in San Francisco as we talk about how personal experience can impact developing your niche, Brené Brown, and how he developed dating therapy.