In one of the most helpful episodes I’ve ever recorded, Jennie Schottmiller and I discuss “All Things Taxes and Accounting.” If you need EASY-to-make-sense-of tax advice or want to listen to Jennie Schottmiller and I go down our own ADHD rabbit holes, this episode is for you! Jennie and I talk about… Small business startup…

Welcome to the All Things Private Practice Podcast Episode 116, where host Patrick Casale is joined by Kathryn Esquer and Allie Joy, founders of The Therapist Network and cohosts of the “Am I a Bad Therapist” podcast. In this episode, they discuss being entrepreneurial mental health professionals, setting boundaries in business and personal lives, and the impact of these boundaries on their work and personal lives. From the importance of communication and transparency in setting and modifying boundaries to the need for intentional work habits and the benefits of partnership, Kathryn and Allie share valuable insights for mental health professionals and entrepreneurs alike. Stay tuned as they share their personal experiences, practical advice, and last-minute words of wisdom on setting boundaries and building successful projects and businesses.

Patrick Casale sits down with the remarkable therapist Jessica Crunkleton. They discuss the power of shared special interests in therapy and the impact of embracing one’s authentic identity, especially within underrepresented communities. Jessica shares her experience as a neurodivergent individual and a black woman, highlighting the challenges she has faced and her journey towards self-acceptance

How to expand your private practice into multiple states. Candace Morey and I talk about how to hire, grow, market and more

The Bad Indian Therapist comes on the ATPP podcast to talk about how she would rather work at Rikers Island than a group practice. Doubts and imposter syndrome emerged when Tracy went into private practice. It’s a common experience for many therapists transitioning from other settings. But Patrick encouraged her to look at the evidence of her success and not let doubt paralyze her.

In this engaging episode of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, Brandy Mabra, CEO of Savvy Clover Coaching and Consulting, shares her expertise in turning chaotic practices into well-structured and profitable businesses.

In this episode of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, host Patrick Casale and guest Jamie Roberts explore the importance of authenticity in the mental health profession and its impact on client relationships and business success. They discuss the negative consequences of masking and imposter syndrome, while highlighting the benefits of embracing one’s true self, attracting the right clients, and creating meaningful connections.

In this episode, we dive deep into the common challenges and misconceptions that many business owners face. Talia enlightens us on the importance of authenticity in business and the various ways we can tap into our true selves when putting ourselves out there, whether through social media or blogging. We also explore the emotional rollercoaster of entrepreneurship, from imposter syndrome to self-doubt, and how these inner child wounds can affect our business growth.

I had a thought-provoking conversation with trauma psychologist Jenny Hughes. We delved into the topic of vicarious trauma and its impact on mental health professionals and entrepreneurs alike. Jenny shared her insights on how vicarious trauma can lead to burnout and why it’s crucial to address it before it’s too late.

Feeling consumed by their professional identity: This episode addresses the common tendency among mental health professionals to define themselves solely by their work and how this can lead to burnout and a loss of personal identity.