In this episode, host Gordon Brewer speaks with guest Jake Ernst, a therapist in private practice and clinical director of a group practice in Toronto, Canada. Ernst shares that he primarily works with young people and their families on skill-building for the modern world, helping individuals navigate stress in the current landscape, and unlocking potential in relationships through parent and family-based therapy. Tune in as Brewer and Ernst discuss the importance of staying current and adapting as a therapist in changing times.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Read the blog post
• Jake's Website
• Jake's Podcast
• Jake on Instagram
• Jake on Twitter
• Jake on Facebook
• Launch Club
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• The Practice of Therapy Community
• Join a Focus Group

In this episode of the Practice of Therapy, Gordon interviews Katie Read, a long-time therapist who has worked in private practice, taught grad school, directed community mental health programs, and created therapy training materials. The two discuss how mental health therapists are outgrowing their offices by repurposing their skills, creating amazing lives for themselves, and helping their clients. Katie shares her story and experiences in the field and how she found success by branching out and trying different roles. Gordon and Katie also discuss the importance of adapting to change in the mental health field and finding ways to keep growing and improving as a therapist.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Katie's Website
• Katie on Instagram
• Katie's YouTube Therapist Freedom Incubator: Therapreneurs Creating Freedom-Based Lives 
• Wise Practice Summit
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!
• Launch Club
• The Practice of Therapy Community
• Practice of Therapy Focus Groups
• Private Practice Resources

In this podcast, Donna Jacobs introduces her self-integration model, which explores how our internal filter, rather than external circumstances, stresses us the most. Donna explains that external circumstances do not necessarily cause stress, but rather it's how we process them. She then describes the unhealthy filters that can add to our distress. Tune in as we chat about emotional reactivity in therapy, indulgent beliefs, and the importance of sitting with negative emotions.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Read the Blog Post
• Donna's Website
• Donna on Twitter
• Donna on Facebook
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!
• Launch Club
• The Practice of Therapy Community
• Focus Group

In this podcast episode, host Gordon introduces Pavel, who shares his story about a tragic car accident he and his wife were in seven years ago. Pavel's wife remained paralyzed neck down, while he was able to recover. Pavel talks about the trials and tribulations they have faced during these seven years. Despite the challenges, Pavel remains hopeful and has a positive outlook on life. Gordon and Pavel discuss his experiences and some of the significant life lessons Pavel has learned as a caregiver. 

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Pavel on Instagram
• Pavel's Website
• Pavel on YouTube
• Practice Launch Club
• The Practice of Therapy Community
• Start Consulting
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free

This episode focuses on understanding the concept of how one's private practice can change over time. Gordon talks about his own experience, going from a solo practice to a group practice, and the mistakes he made along the way. He discusses the concept of lifestyle congruence and how having a larger practice requires more resources, time, and dedication. Gordon encourages other practitioners to consider the size of their practice and its potential impact on their lifestyle.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Show Notes
• Productive Practice Directory
• Julie Herres - Profit First for Therapists
• Podcasting Mini Course
• Start Consulting
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!
• Podcasting for Mental Health Professionals

Teresa Williams is a therapist from Huntsville, Alabama, and has her own private practice where she does marriage and family counseling. In this episode, she talks about her passion for helping women who have gone through a divorce, sharing her journey as an example. She explains the distinct stages of divorce, from shock/confusion, to messy/complicated, and then the challenge of piecing things together when it is finalized. Teresa emphasized the significant losses associated with divorce and its importance for support and understanding.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Read the blog post!
• Confident and Courageous Woman
• Teresa Williams Counseling
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• Podcasting for Mental Health Professionals
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today
• Free Mini Course: 4 Reasons To Start Your Podcast In 2023

In this special episode, Gordon Brewer shares the purpose of his podcast network, the Psychcraft Network. Lisa Mustard, Daniel Fava, Aaron Potratz, Melissa Tiessen, Karen Dyck, James Marland, and Whitney Owens join the show to discuss why they podcast. Hear from these podcasters about creating revenue, giving valuable insights, connecting with the world, and making an impact in all the right places through podcasting. If you want to make an impact in the world, consider podcasting and see how you can make a difference in the lives of others.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Check Out the Blog Post for This Episode
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• Listen to All the Psychcraft Podcasts by Clicking Here!
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!
• Join us for this live online course on April 21st, 2023: Podcasting for Mental Health Professionals.

Julie Herres, the founder, and CEO of GreenOak Accounting joins the show. It can be easy to forget to take care of yourself, but Julie explains why therapists must put their needs first. Every private practice deserves to be profitable; Julie dives into the concept of "Profit First," which turns the traditional accounting equation upside down. Tune in as we chat about allocating your money into different accounts, how to run your business profitably, and why you need to limit spending to increase your financial freedom. 

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• GreenOak Accounting
• Julie's Podcast
• Julie's Book
• Instagram @therapyforyourmoneypodcast
• Instagram @julie.herres
• Money Matters In Private Practice - Premium Content
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• Podcasting for Mental Health Professionals
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!

In this special episode, James Marland interviews Gordon about a project they are working on around podcasting. First, Gordon reveals the inspiration behind his podcast, the Practice of Therapy. Plus, Gordon speaks about the challenges of podcasting and how you can navigate those obstacles. As Gordon and James discuss the benefits of joining a podcast network like PsychCraft, they also give the scoop on their step-by-step course: Podcasting for Mental Health Professionals.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode: 

• Webinars & Trainings
• Podcasting for Mental Health Professionals
• Course Creation Studio
• Scaling Therapy Practice With James Marland
• Kingsport Counseling
• Green Oak Accounting
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free
• Join The PsychCraft Network Today!
• Kindness and Compassion

In this episode, Executive Director and Owner of the Mental Health Marketing Conference, Steve Turney, joins the show. Steve chats about how different generations are overcoming the stigma of mental health therapy, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic. Also, Steve explains what we can expect at the Mental Health Marketing Conference this year, including virtual reality therapy! Tune in as we talk about technology, trends in mental health, and the power of advocacy and lived experiences in mental health marketing.

Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Mental Health Marketing on Facebook
• Mental Health Marketing Conference on LinkedIn
• Steve's Email: [email protected]
• Mental Health Marketing Conference
• How To Increase Revenue For Your Practice With Podcasting
• Try Mental Health Match For FREE! Use Code "PRACTICE"
• Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free