Join Patrick Casale and special guest Gordon Brewer as they unpack the trials and triumphs of podcasting alongside candid revelations about life’s personal hurdles.

In this episode, Patrick Casale talks with Lindsay Keisman about the intricacies of transitioning from a thriving therapist to an equally triumphant business owner.

In this episode of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, host Patrick Casale and guest Sandtrice Russell underscore the critical importance of therapists embracing vulnerability and authenticity in their practice, particularly in creating a welcoming and relatable environment for clients from LGBTQ, neurodivergent, and BIPOC communities. They delve into the personal and societal challenges faced by these groups, advocating for a humanistic and genuine approach to therapy that fosters a strong therapist-client connection and a safe space for self-expression and healing.

In Episode 130 of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, Patrick Casale and guest Dan King explore the significance of building a positive culture and robust infrastructure in a group therapy practice to enhance growth, reduce clinician turnover, and improve patient care. They emphasize the benefits of strategic expansion, offering comprehensive services, and providing financial security to retain talent and maintain a supportive and connected environment.

Patrick Casale and Dr. Antoine L. Crosby, psychologist and owner of Affirmative Spaces, delve into the nuanced journey of creating safe, affirmative spaces in mental health care for BIPOC queer individuals.

In this episode, host Patrick Casale is joined by Nicole McCance, a psychologist turned business coach for therapists scaling to a group practice. Nicole shares her journey of growing her private practice to 55 therapists and achieving multiple 7-figure years. She provides valuable insights on systemizing operations, building an effective team, and growing revenue.

In this powerful episode, Leah shares her incredible personal narrative, starting from her initial desire to become a sex educator to her unexpected love affair with trauma work, stemming from her volunteer experience at the national suicide hotline. With her profound passion for supporting marginalized communities, Leah offers us a window into the dedication required to provide therapy and support for trauma and dissociation.

We’re diving deep into the emotionally charged process of selling a group practice—a journey Gabrielle knows intimately, having successfully navigated this path herself. We’ll explore the whirlwind of decisions, the impact of taxes, and the legal hurdles that come with such a pivotal move. As group practice owners, we often find ourselves entwined with our businesses, and today’s conversation sheds light on that profound relationship. We discuss the emotional toll, the hidden challenges, and the societal perceptions that come with owning a mental health practice. It’s about aligning your business with your personal values, understanding the financial truths, and managing the emotional strain.

Together, we explore the challenges entrepreneurs face, from self-identity crises sparked by unexpected traumas to the common fears that test our resolve. We delve into the entrepreneurial process’s trials, tribulations, and ultimate rewards, stressing the critical need for continuous adaptation, growth, and leadership in the pursuit of success. As we thread personal narratives with professional growth, Danica and I discuss how we utilize our experiences to assist therapists in enhancing their online visibility through SEO. We emphasize the ethos of Simplified SEO Consulting – empowering therapists to attract their ideal clients and reduce the risk of burnout, all while ensuring therapists don’t become reliant on external help.