Creating multiple streams of income is one of the most important things health professionals can do to build a sustainable practice and it’s a topic Jo is very passionate about.

That’s why this week we are sharing an interview from a few years ago when Kat Love interviewed Jo on this topic. And although this conversation was recorded 6 years ago, now more than ever health professionals want, and need, multiple streams of income. 

Special thanks to Kat for allowing us to share this interview with you today.

Kat Love is a website and private practice marketing expert. Therapists helped Kat heal from childhood sexual abuse, so now they specialise in helping therapists with their websites and marketing. You can find more about Kat at katlove.com

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• The Entrepreneurial Clinician book

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There is no doubt that being an allied health professional is rewarding yet challenging. However, the metrics often imposed on health professionals by the organisations they work for can make it even more difficult and contribute to burnout within the profession. So how do you balance authenticity and metrics with service delivery in a way that is sustainable?

That’s the one of the topics discussed in this wide-ranging conversation when Jo is joined by Paul Inglizian. Paul has a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Southern California and has extensive experience in clinical supervision. 

You can connect with Paul Inglizian via his website at Hope Coast Counseling. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Future-Proofing Health Professionals Symposium 2023

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Even highly successful health professionals can experience shame around the topic of money and profitability. But how do we release the shame and build sustainable and profitable practices? That’s the topic of this episode when Jo is joined by accountant and speaker Julie Herres. Julis is the author of Profit First for Therapists and the host of the Therapy for Your Money podcast. 

In this episode, Jo and Julie discuss: 

• Why practice owners should focus on profit first,

You can connect with Julie via her website. You can also download the free Profit First Getting Started workbook here. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Future-Proofing Health Professionals Symposium 2023

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Today's health professionals are faced with an unprecedented challenge: to support and provide care in the rapidly changing landscape of the digital age.

But how? That’s the topic of this insightful conversation when Jo is joined by Jake Ernst who is the Clinical Director at Straight Up Health-- a mental health clinic for young people and their families in Toronto, Canada. Jake speaks nationally and internationally about the impact technology has on the way we think, feel, communicate, and relate. 

You can connect with Jake via his website. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Future-Proofing Health Professionals Symposium 2023

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It might seem as though the word ‘resilience’ has become overused, especially since the events of 2020. Yet it is mission-critical if you as a health professional are to continue to bring the best of who you are to your work and to your life. In this episode, Jo is joined by Rehabilitation Manager and communications expert, Kylie Warry to discuss a new way of thinking about resilience and Kylie shares a powerful tool that helps you to lean into your existing strengths. 

You can connect with Kylie via her website or find out more about the Resilience Doughnut here.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Future-Proofing Health Professionals Symposium 2023

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It’s often challenging for health professionals to shift from a clinician mindset towards an entrepreneurial one. How do you show up authentically in your marketing and in your practice and how do you look after your mental health while doing so?

These are some of the topics Jo explores in this wide-ranging conversation with therapist and serial entrepreneur, Ernesto Segismundo.

You can connect with Ernesto Segismundo via the CAV Academy or on Instagram. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• You, The Entrepreneurial Clinician

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Betrayal might be an emotion more commonly associated with personal relationships, but struggling with feelings of betrayal (whether or not there has been an actual betrayal) is a common experience many business owners struggle with. So in this conversation, Jo is joined by therapist and coach, Lisa Duez. You can connect with Lisa via her business at One Path Consulting. Downsheet her cheat sheet on ways you might be compromising your peace here.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• You, The Entrepreneurial Clinician 

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It’s human nature to shy away from admitting what you don’t know (especially after thousands of hours of education and clinical practice). But being able to own your ignorance is not only critical to your client’s well-being but your career as a health professional too. That’s the topic of this wide-ranging conversation with Licensed Psychologist and author, Rachel Altvater.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Future-Proofing Health Professionals Facebook group

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In the last episode, Jo shared some surprising ways that your scarcity mindset might be showing up in your practice and your life. In this episode, she goes onto discuss how abundance is not positive thinking but rather a lifestyle choice and shares 5 things you can do to create more abundance. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Episode 16 - Your Abundance of Scarcity is Showing

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Scarcity mentality can limit the growth of your practice, your career and life. But it can sometimes be hard to recognise in your own life. So in this episode, Jo shares 10 surprising ways that she has experienced in her own life or in the lives of the health professionals she works with. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Future-Proofing Health Professionals Facebook group

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