Therapist Deserve Abundance

By Doctor TK

As a Clinical Psychologist, Entrepreneur, and Online Business Mentor, I help individuals like you turn your life experience, job expertise, or passions into a life-first business that aligns with your... more

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The podcast currently has 576 episodes available.

Therapist Deserve Abundance episodes:

July 27, 2020 (#50) Can Therapist Offer Digital Products?
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July 24, 2020 (#49) 7 Tips to Create the Private Practice Schedule of your Wildest Dreams
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July 24, 2020 (#48) How did I Misplace $50,000 in my Private Practice?
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July 20, 2020 (#47) Benefits of a Biz Plan for a Therapy Private Practice
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July 17, 2020 (#46) Private Practice Website Made Simple
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July 15, 2020 (#45) Individual or Group? When to Expand My Private Practice
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July 13, 2020 (#44) The REAL reason I left my $100,000 job
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July 13, 2020 (#44) The REAL reason I left my $100,000 job
One of the topics being brought up in her psychology class is the importance of being assertive and aligned with working in a place that you feel good at. Building a rapport with the kids in a juvenile facility is one of Doctor TK’s strong suits, therefore her job at the county lets her work with the population that she loves while earning a six figure income at the same time. So, what triggered her to leave the job? In today’s episode, brace yourselves as she reveals the full-blown story of the reason why she left her $100,000 job at the county.

Topics discussed in the podcast:
Pros and cons of working at the county
Encounters of power struggle and micromanagement
The impact of work-related stress to the physical and mental health
Series of events that led to leaving the job
Episode Timeline:

The individuals who knew 80% of the story [01:22]
A context on the job at the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health [02:00]
A take on management issues [02:40]
The first job at Lancaster’s Juvenile Camp [02:58]
Reason why Doctor TK left the Juvenile Camp after a year and a half [03:21]
The 6 months work at the Juvenile Hall [04:06]
Disregarding the “Doctor” title on psychologists [04:25]
Other psychologists’ reaction towards the program head’s handling [05:47]
The breakdown after three weeks [06:23]
How Doctor TK dealt with the micromanaging issues [08:01]
Being questioned on the amount of work done in a short period of time [08:30]
Work at the Aftercare for a year and a half [10:18]
Pros in working at the Aftercare [10:55]
Cons in working at the Aftercare [11:01]
The return to the Juvenile Hall [11:25]
Overview on the setup of the Juvenile Halls’ units [12:18]
Number of boys and girls distributed in each unit [13:30]
Staffs assigned in a particular unit [14:08]
The unit assigned to Doctor TK [15:00]
Tension headaches linked to work [16:42]
Meeting with the supervisor and program manager on the unit changes [17:50]
The unit Doctor TK’s being transferred to [20:10]
How the unit changes were being relayed to senior staffs [21:23]
Meeting with program head together with the senior staffs [23:00]
Breaking the news to the kids [23:38]
Conversation with the supervisor of the probation [24:18]
Emotional outburst due to panic attack [29:31]
Session with the therapist who used to work at the Juvenile Hall [31:00]
How the 7 days off work were spent [32:00]
How Doctor TK left her job at the county [33:00]
Conclusion on the work experience [33:35]

Standout Quotes:
“Even if that means that my income has to drop a little bit, I’d rather have my health than have all this money because I’m not gonna be able to enjoy it if I’m in the bed. I want you to remember that when you’re constantly chasing the money.” [34:05]

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July 10, 2020 (#43) My First 3 Private Practice Therapy Clients
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July 10, 2020 (#43) My First 3 Private Practice Therapy Clients
When Doctor TK started her part-time therapy, she had no idea of who she wanted to work with, had no clue where her office was going to be, and how much she wanted to charge. That’s primarily the reason why she does business coaching specifically for therapists. The story that she’s about to tell us in this episode is the story of many mental health clinicians. Join us as she reminisces the early days of her private practice as a healthcare clinician and her takeaways before she built it up into an internship site and a group practice in Cerritos

Discussed in the podcast are:
Doctor TK’s humble beginnings in Los Angeles
Encounters with her first three clients
The learning curves in her sessions with each client

Episode Timeline:
Brief context on why Doctor TK left her six-figure job at the county [00:17]

What happened in July 2012 [01:07]
The office in Los Angeles [02:20]
How much she’s charged for the first office [03:15]
The experience with the first client [04:10]
Doctor TK’s professional fee with her first client [04:21]
Learning curves from the first client’s sessions [05:33]
How she recognized the right people she would market to [06:08]
The experience with a first full-paying client [06:45]
Lessons learned from the second client [10:46]
Episode recap [11:49]
For inquiries on branding and marketing blueprint [11:59]
Building her private practice into an internship site and a group practice [12:25]
Previous podcast episodes did from her Cerritos office [13:03]
Programs that taught her how to brand and market herself [14:00]

For assistance with building your private practice as a mental health provider, here’s how you can contact Doctor TK [14:14]

Resources Mentioned:
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On Youtube: @Doctor TK

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