Episode #781: Being a Virtual Nomad Therapist, feat. Dr. Ann Krajewski

In today's episode, I chat with Dr. Ann Krajewski, PsyD, about building a private practice while living abroad. We bust the big myths: that it's illegal, that malpractice insurance won't cover you, that virtual practices can't be profitable, that living abroad is expensive, & that time zones make everything too complicated. Ann's actually done this, in Morocco, Thailand (where she gave birth for way less than most people's deductible), & beyond, & she talks about how seeing way fewer clients can still mean living really well. Consider this your permission slip to start fantasizing about running your practice from somewhere with an olive grove.

PS: Abundance Party members, Ann is our expert trainer for August! Find details on her August 19th training in your portal or in the private Facebook group. 

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I’m a licensed clinical psychologist with over 12 years of experience working with patients one-on-one. I’m deeply caring, forever curious, and strongly desire to go beyond the surface to help others know themselves more. I laugh with my patients while simultaneously remaining curious about what might be pulling them to comedy. I ask questions and listen to what’s underneath to begin making connections.

I take great pride in my work and care about my patients. I continually challenge myself to grow as a therapist so I may continue to help my patients more. I challenge myself by engaging in ongoing training, doing readings, and undergoing personal therapy with the firm belief that I can’t help you go deeper if I’m not willing to go deeper within myself.

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