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Episode #532: Are Companies Like Alma A Good Idea For Private Practice Therapists?
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Episode #281: Drawing in the Wrong Clients with Maggi
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Episode #274: Business/Finance Book Recommendations
Want to start a private practice & looking for some books to help guide you? Then this Ask Allison episode of the podcast is just what you need!
Check out the list below for the books Allison mentions (we recommend ordering through a local book store):
Oldies but Goodies:
- 12 Months to Your Ideal Private Practice by Lynn Grodsky’s
- Be a Wealthy Therapist by Casey Truffo
- Private Practice Specific:
- ACT on Your Business by Lee Chaix McDonough
- The Entrepreneurial Clinician by Jo Muirhead
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Episode #273: Getting Started in a Big City
In today's podcast, Allison chats with Abundance Party member Robin about how to start a private practice in a big city like New York. They discuss how growing a practice in a big city is different from other places, how to stand out, and whether SEO is effective.
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How to Start a Podcast
We get a lot of questions about the best way to start a podcast. First I’d get crystal clear on the point of your podcast. All the other stuff - the good microphone, the headphones, the software and platforms - that can come second. Ask yourself if your content has a clear audience then think through the structure: when do your podcasts air? Will you keep to a production schedule or will you air them kinda willy-nilly as they’re done? How much time in your schedule do you have to schedule gues…
Being Professional When You're Disappointed
I get a lot of questions that sometimes showcase more disappointment and discomfort at a certain stage of practice building than they are questions about a business name or a cranky landlord.
One issue that comes up a lot is what to do when someone has the same practice name as you. We’ve heard about this from clinicians down the street from each other with the same name and from people upset because someone across the country has the same name.
Unless you trademark your business name, this is …
Episode #260: The Best Job for a Parent
In this Ask Allison episode of the podcast, Allison talks about the many perks of having a private practice, especially as a parent.
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Is Private Practice Right for Me?
Y’all know I’m a private practice proselytizer. I believe private practice is an excellent fit for the vast majority of the people it appeals to, but you can get stuck in a huge loop of private practice-free resource overload and not realize private practice may not be a good fit for you.
Let’s talk about what would make private practice a bad fit for someone.
If you have no job or a job you have to get out of ASAP and no savings, and no way to pay your bills, now may not be the best time. St…
Navigating Seeing Your Clients in the Dating App World
I get a lot of Ask Allison questions about how to navigate seeing your client in public, but I also see a high volume of questions about what to do if you happen to bump into a client online, especially dating apps - the internet’s both a big and small place at the same time so it can happen. If and when it does, how do you handle a client seeing you on a dating app?
First of all, dating apps are how people meet these days. They’re a pretty common part of the dating and social scene these days…
Finding Out Your Ideal Client is...You!
When we go through school, our internships, and agency work, we start to get an idea of who we do great work with and what clients bring out the best of our clinical skills and flourish because of it. A great fit for you is also a great fit for your client, and great fits lead to healing which, come on, is awesome.
I would say that out of the hundreds or thousand people I’ve talked to about niche, 85% of the time our ideal client is a version of ourselves. My ideal client for therapy resembles t…
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