The Abundant Practice Podcast & Blog Spot!

Tiffany McLain, LMFT, and I have a frank conversation about why filling a practice is harder right now, how big therapy tech is reshaping the industry, and why an optimized solo practice often beats chasing passive income or group practice growth.

PS: You can also find this episode over on Tiffany's The Money Sessions podcast. I highly recommend exploring all the incredible content there! It's an absolute treasure trove, y'all.

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Therapist and money coach Linzy Bonham of Money Nuts & Bolts explores how therapists create stability during uncertain times, with a focus on easing financial stress and anxiety. She discusses self-awareness and money stories, and how intentional financial choices support professional well-being. She also shares practical strategies for managing both personal and business finances.

Guest Samantha Schalk, LMSW, CAADC, CIMHP, shares common HIPAA compliance gaps therapists often miss, including missing written policies, skipped security risk analyses, and weak device and website security. She also offers practical guidance on preventing breaches and staying compliant through simple, ongoing check-ins and documentation.

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In today’s Ask Allison, we’re talking about what it really means when the phone isn’t ringing in private practice. We’ll break down why this phase feels so scary and personal, why it’s not a sign you’re failing, and the three things that actually determine whether therapists get clients or stay stuck. I’ll walk you through niching, marketing strategy overload, and the consistency mistakes that quietly keep good therapists invisible. If you’re doing “all the things” and still not getting client…

Allison and Abundance Community member Katy dive into a thoughtful conversation about growing a creative workshop business alongside a therapy practice. Together, they explore how Katy’s collage and writing workshops evolved from jail-based volunteer work into offerings for universities and community spaces, while clarifying ethical boundaries between therapy and non-therapy work. They also dig into marketing strategies, registration flow improvements, and practical considerations like liabili…

Allison and Limitless Practice grad Elizabeth explore the realities of transitioning into self-employment and running a growing group practice. Together, they dig into client management, hiring and leadership challenges, and what it really takes to prepare for expansion. The conversation covers building strong intake systems, setting clear expectations and boundaries with staff, and developing the leadership skills needed to support both clients and clinicians as the practice grows.

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In today’s Ask Allison, we’re talking about why so many virtual, private-pay therapists get stuck just shy of full and what actually helps you break through that plateau. We’ll explore why this usually isn’t a skill issue, but a structure and consistency issue, from marketing and messaging to referrals and consults. We’ll cover why “almost full” can drag on for months, how therapist-y language hurts conversions, and what boring but effective systems help you get full and stay full. If you’ve b…