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Here, you'll find posts about starting, growing, and scaling your private practice without burnout.
So you’re trying to find the most effective marketing strategies for your practice, but every time you sit down to write a post, update your website, or (gasp!) record an Instagram reel, your brain chimes in with a thousand “what if?!” thoughts. I’ll help you get over the perfectionism trap in this blog post.

When it comes to decorating a therapy office, the space you work in is more than just four walls and some furniture—it’s a reflection of who you are as a therapist and the experience you want to create for your clients. Whether you’re starting from scratch or giving your space a refresh, let’s design an office that reflects your personality and supports your clients’ healing journey!

If you’ve been considering a private practice course, you might be wondering: “Do I really need to pay for this, or can I figure it out on my own?” This guide will help you answer that question.

If you’ve ever stared at the blank space on your Psychology Today profile, unsure of what to write, you’re not alone. Learn the biggest mistake therapists make and how to write a Psychology Today profile the right way.

Marketing as a therapist can feel awkward, amiright?! Here’s the thing: GOOD marketing is not supposed to feel salesy. In fact, the best marketing for therapists is rooted in what we already do best—building relationships.

For years, I struggled to make ends meet as a therapist, questioning if I had made the right career choice. But after pushing through burnout and financial hardship, I built a six-figure private practice—and now, as a private practice coach, I help other therapists do the same

I'm here to take the fear and anxiety out of founding your private practice, so you can take "burned out" and "broke" out of your vocabulary and love your work again.
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