The main message of this episode is that creating content for social media can be challenging for mental health professionals, but tools like Syllabi, an AI marketing tool, can help streamline the process by generating video scripts based on customer search questions and even providing a digital avatar to read the script if professionals are uncomfortable being on camera, all at a fraction of the cost of hiring an agency. The episode emphasizes the importance of consistent content creation to build a brand and reach potential clients who may be in need of mental health services, especially in the current post-pandemic landscape.

Internalized Ableism: Many mental health professionals may struggle with their own internalized ableism, consciously or unconsciously perpetuating harmful beliefs and practices. This episode addresses the importance of recognizing and challenging these biases, providing insights and perspectives from someone who has gone through their own journey of self-discovery and disability advocacy.

n this compelling episode of “All Things Private Practice” we explore innovative and unconventional strategies for building extraordinary teams. Join us as we dive into the world of recruitment, challenging traditional hiring norms to uncover fresh perspectives on finding and retaining top talent. Get ready to rethink your approach to staffing and unleash the power of hiring differently for remarkable organizational success.

During Episode 101 Jeanene Wolfe and I talk about the importance of ongoing case consultation, building your clinical community, and how to ethically refer clients to other providers.

Impostor Syndrome, Small Business Startup Fears, And All Things Private Practice. This episode touches on all of these things and more.

Becoming a published author feels pretty daunting. Where do you even start? How do you actually see it through? During this episode, I talked with Nicole Arzt for the second time. She’s the person behind the incredibly funny “Psychotherapy Memes.” I know for myself, I have 3 different book drafts, all sitting in Google Docs, waiting…

How many times have you heard me say that you “Can’t be the Applebees of Therapy?” During this episode, I talk w/ Anna Walker, marketing specialist for mental health therapists, and her FB group “Get Booked Out.” We talk about what helps you stand out on your therapist directory pages and websites, and how you…

How is change truly affected and sustained? This may feel like a big, existential question, but one that is certainly worthy of asking. During this episode, I talk with Michael Ashford, director of marketing at The Receptionist for iPad. People need the autonomy to make decisions when change is being illicit-ed, and “facts don’t solve…

Web design, SEO, and Captivating Content Creation doesn’t always come naturally to mental health therapists in Private Practice. Hell, we didn’t learn this stuff in grad school, which means that mostly everyone’s content sounds the same, and a lot of websites simply serve as placeholders, without actually helping w/ SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and Google…

A lot of entrepreneurs tend to post “wins” or this image of living the “high life” online, but the reality of what goes on behind the scenes can be way less glamorous. Like any other person, there are struggles, dark times, and experiences that force them into survival mode. However, since many entrepreneurs are the…