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Jessica is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and native California with a sense of adventure. Jessica knew from a young age she wanted to be a therapist after listening to the radio show Loveline and hearing teens and adults discuss the pain in their life. Jessica attended San Francisco State while co-parenti…The Role of Fear in Your Practice
“Feel the fear and do it anyway” is a mantra I’ve lived the last 20 years of my life by. At 19, after my second hospitalization for an eating disorder, depression, and anxiety it finally clicked that my natural reaction to fear (i.e. avoidance), wasn’t necessarily the instinct I should follow. And while eating what was on my plate, putting myself out there, giving less than 100% in school, work, friendships full on terrified me, I realized I would be stuck forever if I didn’t push through. We kn…
Standing Out in Your Niche
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Maya Benattar of Maya Benattar Counseling and Music Therapy
Maya Benattar, MA, MT-BC, LCAT is a music therapist and psychotherapist in New York City. She helps overwhelmed and anxious women learn to be gentler with themselves, slow down meaningfully, and connect deeply with their creativity and power. In addition to her therapy practice, M…
Imposter Syndrome
Imposter Syndrome
Hello. Welcome to the rest of your life. It’s not what any of us want to accept but, if we keep growing, we are all going to struggle with Imposter Syndrome off and on, forever. Like, I fully expect to be 110 years old and having some doubts about my abilities. Instead of falling into the shit of it, since it feels awful, I’ve been very curious about it in my life and my consulting clients’ lives. I have some good news for you: Imposter Syndrome is actually a good thing in a n…
Risks of Full Time Work and Private Practice
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Lindsay Melka, LPC is based in Denver, CO. She is the founder of Empathic Counseling and Therapy, a psychotherapy practice that specializes in counseling individuals who struggle with shame, insecurity and personal relationships. She has worked in the field of addictions for over a dec…What I Expected vs What Happened: a Guest Post from Lindsay Melka
I am so grateful to have gotten to consult with Lindsay Melka and I’m honored that she is writing for the blog this month. She is brilliant, thoughtful, brave and so honest it sometimes makes my heart ache. You’ll get to hear more about her story (the really hard part where she had to stop working entirely to take care of herself) on the podcast June 5 when we flip the usual podcast structure and talk about some unspoken about things that can happen to us as we build. I know a lot of us learn by…
Does Location Impact Fees?
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Ebru Halper, MHC-LP, is a psychotherapist at a community mental health clinic in White Plains, NY, where she works with a broad range of disorders across the lifespan. Her passion for women’s mental health issues led the way to this second career in counseling. Ebru has been published in a peer…Giving Others Praise
There’s this house I love that had pigeons living in it. It was a few blocks from my office, this gorgeous, great-bones, hulking house that would be perfect for a bunch of therapists to have practices in. The pigeons had nested inside. The porch was falling apart. I researched who the owners were and fantasized a scenario where I call them, buy the property, fix it up and it serves as an amazing office space for myself and my best therapist buddies, a healing space for clients who feel heard and…
Social Media and Private Practice
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Michelle Horton, MFT has a private practice in downtown San Francisco where she focuses on working with founders and those in start-up community struggling with overwhelm, stress and anxiety as well as professional women experiencing life transitions. When she's not in the office you can usually fin…High Maintenance: An Unlikely Goal
"High Maintenance" brings up some some interesting images...
I’m not talking about insisting upon caviar and peeled grapes, or looking and acting “polished” every day. That’s not necessarily a bad thing - it’s just not what I’m talking about here. Until this month, I’ve equated being high maintenance with snobbery, being demanding, and worst of all, being inconsiderate.Being inconsiderate is the worst.
I listened to a Naptime Empires podcast with Nikki Elledge Brown and Rachael Cook and Nikki r…Categories
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