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May 9, 2016 06:05am
By Allison Puryear
Under Business, Mindset, Money, Nuts & Bolts, counseling, counselor, counselors, entrepreneur, husband, Marketing, partners, Private Practice, psychologist, psychology, social work, social workers, spouse, therapists, therapy & wife
15 min read

When Partners Have Concerns
This suggestion came up in the Facebook Group (which you should join!) as a blog topic and it was the first one I wrote about because it’s something I see a lot. I’ve had several conversations with partners of therapists who wanted to join the Abundance Practice-Building Groups but their loved one had some reticence around private practice (and thus the investment in the group).  I think our partners' unfamiliarity with the private practice possibilities, in tandem with the risk, makes for some …

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May 9, 2016 06:05am
By Allison Puryear
Under Business, Mindset, Money, Nuts & Bolts, counseling, counselor, counselors, entrepreneur, husband, Marketing, partners, Private Practice, psychologist, psychology, social work, social workers, spouse, therapists, therapy & wife
15 min read
Apr 4, 2016 06:00am
By Allison Puryear
Under Getting Referrals, Mindset, Nuts & Bolts, counselors, ethical treatment, Private Practice, social workers, therapists & victims
4 min read

Stop Seeing Your Clients as Victims
This blog post is a long time coming. It all started with a hater. Not a troll, but someone who looked at the surface of a few things I said, made some assumptions about me, fit that into her paradigm about therapy and therapists and let me have it. I’d had my share of haters by that point, but none that invested a ton of time in writing a diatribe of grievances about my character and the evil I was spreading in the world of counseling. At first I felt really misunderstood. I wanted to defend my…

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Apr 4, 2016 06:00am
By Allison Puryear
Under Getting Referrals, Mindset, Nuts & Bolts, counselors, ethical treatment, Private Practice, social workers, therapists & victims
4 min read

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