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In this episode, we meet Michelle Mays, LPC, CSAT. Michelle owns and operates a private counseling practice in Virginia that focuses on Sex Addiction, Trauma, and Relationships. She discusses the challenges and blessings of owning her own counseling practice, as well as writing a book and starting a new website.
Courtney Armstrong is a private practice therapist, and has published an amazing book titled "The Therapeutic "Aha!". In this episode, she discusses the process of developing a private practice, as well as creating other ways to help others by writing books, consulting, and offering workshops.
In this episode, I talk with Eric Strom, and licensed counselor AND attorney. He's also one of the developers of a new website title CounselChat.com. In this episode, we talk about his career path from attorney to counselor, as well as his new website. Enjoy!
In this episode, I talk with John about his private practice that focuses on offering neurofeedback services. John offers a ton of insight into this specialty and provides resources if you would like to learn more.
Patty is currently working with a former guest on the show (Dr. Traci Lowenthal) as an MFT-Intern. In this episode, we take a look at the perspective of someone just getting started in counseling, and the creative ways she is developing her craft. Patty talks about the supervision process, and offers some wonderful insights into the process of selecting a supervisor, as well as working in private practice as an intern.
In this episode, Mari discusses developing multiple income streams, and utilizing a virtual assistant. She offers an inspirational story of her journey over the last ten years in counseling.
Today we talk with Mercedes Samudio, owner of a parent coaching practice in the great state of California. Mercedes shares some amazing insight into counseling versus coaching. Enjoy!
Rebecca is an amazing therapist, with a focus on helping parenting couples.
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