How a Male Therapist Can Market to Teenage Girls and Parents Without Looking Creepy

How a Male Therapist Can Market to Teenage Girls and Parents
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In this week's episode, 'How a Male Therapist Markets to Teenage Girls and Parents Without Looking Creepy', we discuss:
- Address your ideal niche head on.
- Showing awareness in the daily dynamic of young women with anxiety.
- Being mission-driven to get people onboard.
- You don’t have to identify as female to help empower young women.
- Being aware of what’s happening in our world right now and how to work with it.
- Subtle language on your website can help speak to the gender expectations and safety of your practice.
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Podcast Transcript
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Cody Higgs of Cody Higgs Counseling

Allison Puryear, LCSW, CEDS of Abundance Practice-Building

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