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.

In this episode of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, I talk with Carly Hill, LCSW and business coach for therapists who want to add coaching to their businesses, about how therapists can add coaching to their practice ethically while protecting themselves, their business, and their clients.

In this episode of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, Jacqueline Garcia shares her journey of embracing authenticity and highlighting her personality in her private practice. She emphasizes the importance of self-discovery, self-compassion, and self-care, while also challenging the traditional norms in the therapy profession to advocate for marginalized groups and create a safe and supportive community.

Want to learn how to create a more neurodivergent affirmative classroom for your kids? During this episode, we do a deep dive into how to make the classroom a more sensory-friendly space.

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.