The Abundant Practice Podcast & Blog Spot!

In this Ask Allison, we’re digging into online scheduling—whether it helps or hurts your practice, and how to make it work for you, not against you.

We’ll talk about the hidden perks, the potential pitfalls (especially if your calendar’s wide open), and the smart tweaks that give you control without the back-and-forth emails.

Because when used intentionally, online scheduling can protect your time, reduce no-shows, and make life easier for everyone—including you.

Today’s guest, J. Timothy Davis, Ph.D. joins me to explore his work with boys who are often labeled as “challenging”—and why that label doesn’t tell the whole story. Drawing on his clinical expertise and his experience as a volunteer firefighter, Tim shares how he blends multiple therapeutic approaches to connect with and support these boys.

We talk about the growing pressures boys face in elementary school—academic demands, reduced opportunities for physical activity, the influence of screen…

In this Ask Allison, I’m breaking down why private practice actually works—and why it only seems impossible if you’ve been stuck in a system that burns you out. We’ll cover what makes private practice sustainable, how to navigate the fear, and why therapists everywhere are working less, earning more, and finally enjoying their work. It’s not a fantasy. It’s just a better system—and yes, it’s totally doable.

In today's podcast, Abundance Community member Adina and I dive into the art of professional networking—how to build genuine relationships while still being intentional about referrals. We talk about keeping connections warm through small, thoughtful gestures and the balance between giving and receiving in referral dynamics. Adina also shares where she’s at with her SEO and website performance, and we explore ways to strengthen her marketing by tuning into the exact search terms potential clie…

In today's podcast, Abundance Community member Ashley and I explore the growth of her Tampa-based private practice, where she’s managing 50 clients and feeling the strain of 32 weekly sessions. We talk through burnout, fee adjustments, and the impact of charging $80 per session in a high-cost area. Ashley shares her interest in refining her ADHD niche, especially with medication-resistant adults, and we discuss balancing strategy work with deeper emotional processing. We also look at ways to b…

In today's podcast, Abundance Community member Megan and I dive into her plans to niche her practice around ADHD and eating disorders, especially for high-functioning adults who may be late-diagnosed. We talk through website messaging, fee setting, and session structure—all while keeping her growth goals aligned with ethical practice. We also explore the role of self-disclosure in marketing, weighing how sharing personal experiences can strengthen connection while protecting boundaries.