Best Camille Freeman Podcasts (2024)

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75 | Review of Zenler learning management system 13:22

2h ago13:22

13:22

Welcome to In the Clinic with Camille, hosted by Camille Freeman, an experienced herbalist and nutritionist. In this episode, Camille responds to a question from Olivia, who is considering revamping her online program at the Collective Wonder Herb School. Camille shares her extensive experience with various e-learning platforms, ultimately explaini…

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74: How to tell if people are reading your newsletter 10:43

3d ago10:43

10:43

In this episode, Camille addresses a common concern from Julie about newsletter engagement. Camille shares practical advice on how to gauge and enhance reader interaction with your newsletters, especially when you're just starting out. Discover tips on interpreting open and click rates, soliciting feedback from your audience, and leveraging your in…

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73 | When do you need a separate business? 11:21

6d ago11:21

11:21

Welcome to the latest episode of "In the Clinic with Camille," where herbalist and nutritionist Camille Freeman dives into a pertinent question from listener Oren about managing multiple business ventures. Camille explores the complexities of deciding when to keep different facets of your work under one umbrella and when to separate them into disti…

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72 | Is it possible to sustain yourself with a clinical practice? 9:13

11d ago9:13

9:13

Welcome to this episode of "In the Clinic with Camille," hosted by Camille Freeman, a clinical herbalist and licensed nutritionist. In this episode, Camille addresses question from Katie about the feasibility of supporting oneself solely through a clinical practice. Camille explores the realities of establishing a sustainable clinical practice, emp…

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71 | Your Regularly-Scheduled Business Breakdown 10:36

1M ago10:36

10:36

If you stay in practice long enough, you'll have a business breakdown. These are periods where you're rethinking or restructuring at the highest level. During this time, things can get worse before they get better. In this episode, Camille discusses the inevitable disruptions that occur when you make big changes and shares her personal experiences …

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70 | Knowing when to be done with an herbal formula 7:30

3M ago7:30

7:30

When a client's taking an herbal formula that seems to be resonating with them, they'll often want to know how long they should plan on continuing with the formula. When I first started practicing, I'd often give them a semi-standard answer centering around herbs taking time to work, guesstimates based on previous clients, etc. Since then, I've fou…

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69 | What to do when your marketing isn’t working 9:07

3M ago9:07

9:07

When it feels like nothing is making a difference... Especially when you're getting started, it can feel like you're working and working and working, and you still don't have any clients. This is very common, and it's very disheartening. In this episode, I'll share a few different things to consider when you're in this place. My biggest suggestions…

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68 | Herbs and Other Strategies to Support Sleep with Maria Noël Groves 30:57

4M ago30:57

30:57

In today's episode, I'm delighted to interview Maria Noël Groves about her new book, Herbal Remedies for Sleep, and how the book applies to our work as clinicians. Listen in for thoughts on nervines, when to refer out v. when to try DIY or gentle sleep support, distinguishing between 'gentle' and 'strong,' and more. Links to Maria's work & website …

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67 | Ember Peters, Stascha Stahl & Vilde Chaya Fenster-Ehrlich on their Advanced Clinical Herbal Skills Program 44:04

12M ago44:04

44:04

This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Ember Peters, Stascha Stahl, and Vilde Chaya Fenster-Ehrlich about their upcoming Advanced Clinical Herbal Skills program. The program looks awesome. I'd like to take it, and I probably would if my fall wasn't so chaotic. Whether you're interested in furthering your clinical skills or not, though, I enc…

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66 | Branding and Websites with Lindsey Freeman and Julie Goldberg 31:25

1y ago31:25

31:25

Branding and Website Design Isn't Easy Many practitioners spend a lot of time, energy, and sometimes money trying to cobble together a website and professional brand as they're just starting out. This isn't usually the best choice. You do want to have a brand, but it's also important to understand that your practice will evolve in unexpected ways o…

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65 | Behind the Scenes at HerbRally with Mason Hutchinson 39:14

1y ago39:14

39:14

I was so excited to interview Mason Hutchinson, the founder of HerbRally. Herb Rally is a platform for herbalists and herbal enthusiasts, including event listings, a podcast, and a YouTube channel. Mason shared talked to us about the origins of HerbRally, from its humble beginnings as an event listing website to its expansion into the robust platfo…

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64 | The Power of Accountability Groups: Insights from Carolee, Linnette, and Amy 34:30

1y ago34:30

34:30

In this episode, I'm joined by Carolee Horner, Linnette Johnson, and Amy Boldt, who share their experiences with forming and attending an accountability group over several years. They highlight the value of accountability groups, emphasizing how they provide support, inspiration, and a sense of community for practitioners. In this episode, you'll l…

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63 | Burnout and self-care with Gina Badger 38:41

1y ago38:41

38:41

In this episode, herbalist Gina Badger joins us to discuss their experience of burnout and some strategies they've put in place to provide a bit of breathing room. Systematizing and automating processes, revamping communication policies, and clarifying language in intake forms and cancellation policies helped create more room and attend to bigger t…

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62 | Results from an Email List Experiment 11:32

1y ago11:32

11:32

What happens if you don't have an opt-in offer? Today, I want to talk about an experiment I've been running with my email list. My email list is absolutely critical to the way I run my practice. It is my primary marketing tool, the way I stay connected with current, past, and potential clients. It's also a way for me to serve the practitioner commu…

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61 | Thoughts about Scarcity Marketing 10:26

1y ago10:26

10:26

If you're new to clinical practice, you might be tempted to investigate common marketing techniques to help you find more clients. Unfortunately, many of the strategies you'll hear about won't necessarily get you the kinds of results you're looking for. In this episode, I share a story about a marketing expert who recommended working scarcity int…

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60 | The Power of Showing Up 10:23

1+ y ago10:23

10:23

Why bother to show up when you can watch the recording? Today, I'm sharing a simple yet often overlooked strategy for building your visibility and relationships within your community. Finding clients and getting the word out about your practice can be a real challenge, especially when you're just starting out. It's easy to find yourself stressing o…

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59 | Thoughts on an ashwagandha thyrotoxicosis case report 11:22

1+ y ago11:22

11:22

As I was preparing for a lecture on ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), I came across a case report sharing information about a women who went to the ER with tachycardia, palpitations and other symptoms of hyperthyroidism. Her TSH was almost absent, while T4 and T3 were within normal limits. The doctors there ruled out other causes and eventually det…

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58 | Spring Dreaming & Planning Workshop 30:02

1+ y ago30:02

30:02

I honor of the equinox today, I'm sharing the spring dreaming and planning workshop I led recently. I highly recommend a seasonal planning process rather than an annual one. I hope you enjoy! I'd love to hear how your planning goes and what your intention will be for the upcoming season 🌼 Download the workbook My seasonal tracking form (copy into y…

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57 | Books I Use in Clinical Practice 12:06

1+ y ago12:06

12:06

This podcast episode is in response to a question from Phoebe, who asked if I could share the books I most often use in my clinical work. Here is a (likely incomplete!) list of the herbal books I've been calling on lately: The Ultimate Herbal Compendium by Kerry Bone The Herbal Formularies for Health Professionals series by Jill Stansbury The Essen…

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56 | Is Vitex Contraindicated in PCOS with Jillian Bar-Av 19:29

1+ y ago19:29

19:29

Is Vitex Contraindicated in PCOS? You can probably tell from the episode title that, according to our current understanding, Vitex agnus-castus is not contraindicated for folks who have PCOS. In fact, there is reason to suspect that it may be quite helpful in this situation, at least in some cases. (Side note, Vitex can be a tricky herb to work wit…

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55 | Ruth Shelton on creating and running the Sacred Ally program 27:26

1+ y ago27:26

27:26

In this episode, herbalist Ruth Shelton shares more about how she created and ran a year-long program called Sacred Allies. Ruth Shelton, The Empirical Herbalist, is a consulting herbalist and teacher who works out of her Apothecary in East Tennessee. Her herbal adventure origin story began over 20 years ago when she had a realization on the way to…

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54 | Oren Hercz on Creating an Intermediate Herbal Program 30:11

1+ y ago30:11

30:11

In today's episode, I interview herbalist Oren Hercz about his experience developing an intermediate herbal program in partnership with Ember Peters. Oren shares how his educational work dovetails with his clinical practice, and some of the challenges that arise when creating a new program - especially one that is longer and more resource-intensive…

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53 | The Pay from the Heart Pricing Model 13:40

1+ y ago13:40

13:40

I've been using a "pay from the heart" pricing model for 2 years now. When people sign up for my Monday Mentoring program, they are offered three pricing levels and asked to chose based on which is most appropriate for their situation. All three pricing levels receive the same program. In this episode, I share a bit more about what I've learned fro…

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52 | Throwing (some) courses into the sea 9:22

2y ago9:22

9:22

Signed up for too many courses? It's fine to get rid of them. A few weeks ago, a student in my Grow course shared a sentiment that's all too familiar. She wrote: "Having bought too many courses that are on backlog feels super burdensome. I want to just throw them all into the sea, as they represent time I don’t have." So relatable, especially after…

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51 | Are you ready to start a clinical practice? 8:57

2y ago8:57

8:57

Today, we're talking about how to know whether you're ready to start a clinical practice. As part of New Practitioner Week, I've been asking people about the hardest part of getting a clinical practice started. "Knowing if I'm ready" has been a top answer. In this episode, I share some info about how to know if you're ready and how to know if you'r…

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50 | No one knows what they’re doing 12:04

2y ago12:04

12:04

It's episode 50! Thanks so much for your support 💓 Today, we're talking about how there is no playbook for you to follow when creating your own practice. You build your own path, which is terrifying and also freeing. Please don't wait to get started until you know what you're doing. No one knows what they're doing. Start by taking steps forward, ev…

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49 | A follow-up visit experiment 8:19

2y ago8:19

8:19

Experimenting with a new follow-up visit option Sometimes, a standard follow-up visit just isn't long enough. In this episode, I share a small change I've made in my follow-up offerings that allows clients to self-select the type of follow-up visit they need/want. It's working really well! There's also a bonus tip included that helps both your clie…

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48 | The Summer Slowdown 6:54

2y ago6:54

6:54

Is summer feeling sluggish in your practice? Never fear. This is normal. In this episode, I've shared a few thoughts on tuning into the rhythm of your practice and moving with the flow of the season. --- Send in a voice message: https://intheclinic.comBy Camille Freeman

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47 | On having another job 7:54

2y ago7:54

7:54

If you've ever felt badly because you have another job in addition to your work as an herbalist or nutritionist, this episode is for you. Learn why it's okay, usual, and expected for most herbalists and nutritionists to have multiple streams of income, particularly in the first few years of setting up a practice. --- Send in a voice message: https:…

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46 | Why I use a practice notebook 7:45

2y ago7:45

7:45

When I went into clinical practice, I realized quickly that I needed to learn a new skill set quickly: how to run a small business. Without the formal structure of school, it's hard to keep track of important information. In today's episode, I talk about how I use a practice notebook to keep track of the most important things, and why keeping a "la…

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45 | The creepiness factor when you use email newsletters 9:16

2y ago9:16

9:16

A lot of people don't realize how much tracking happens when you send an email newsletter. Although it's actually less invasive than the tracking associated with social media use/posting, it's still quite a surprise to many people who are just starting their own newsletters. In this episode, I share advice about how I think about these numbers and …

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44 | Hibiscus and Peanut Allergy 5:17

2y ago5:17

5:17

TLDL (too long didn't listen): I didn't know until recently that hibiscus is often intercropped with peanuts, meaning that it likely is not appropriate for our clients who have severe peanut allergies. I hope this episode is helpful! If you haven't tried hibiscus tea yet - and if you aren't allergic to peanuts - give it a try this summer 🌺 --- Send…

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43 | How to eat more veggies 🥕 6:22

2y ago6:22

6:22

In this episode, I share a simple but effective tip that I use often with clients re: how to get in a few more servings of veggies each day. Note that in the beginning of the episode I mention wanting to get clients to 6-8 servings per day. I should have said 6-8 servings of *fruits* and veggies per day - ideally I'd love to see 6 veggies and 2 fru…

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42 | Having your own practitioner 8:06

2y ago8:06

8:06

Do you have your own practitioner? In this episode, I share some thoughts on why I recommend having someone else on your team who does similar work to your own. It can feel quite vulnerable, and at the same time there's so much to gain when you do this. --- Send in a voice message: https://intheclinic.com…

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41 | Why you won’t find negative reviews of many online courses and programs 8:31

2y ago8:31

8:31

If you've been thinking about signing up for a popular course or program, you've likely tried Googling around to see what you can learn about it. If all you're seeing is glowing reviews - particularly if the reviews all seem strikingly similar - you may not be getting a full picture. In today's episode, I share more about why you often can't/won't …

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40 | Balancing creativity and consumption 9:16

2y ago9:16

9:16

When you're consuming too much, it's time to start creating. A while back, I asked people who read my newsletter what practices they have in place for creative expression. I'd been feeling overwhelmed by too much information coming in - client stories, courses and CEUs, news, etc. Side note: If you're not subscribed to my newsletter for practitione…

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39 | Why You Shouldn’t Create an Online Course 12:52

2+ y ago12:52

12:52

Whenever I hear about a new practitioner launching an online course, I cringe a bit. It's not that I don't wish them well. Of course, I do! I'd love nothing more than to see everyone's online courses filling easily and making big changes in the world. Unfortunately, that is not usually what happens. In this episode, I share why I don't recommend th…

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38 | Why I’m Not on Social Media 10:33

2+ y ago10:33

10:33

I left social media several years ago. I had always thought that social media was mandatory for building a practice. However, when it got to the point that being on Facebook & co. had more downsides than upsides, I decided to take a break. I've never really gone back. In this episode, I share more about that decision and how it's affected my clinic…

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37 | A February Pep Talk 7:46

2+ y ago7:46

7:46

February can be a hard month. For many of us, it's dark. It's gloomy. It's cold. It can be hard to keep the faith, particularly when you're new to clinical practice. Here's a short pep talk for you if you've been feeling a bit down when it comes to your practice. Hang in there. Here's the link to episode 13 on forming your own accountability group,…

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36 | Interview with Oren Hercz on Offering Herb Walks and Classes to Build your Practice 20:38

2+ y ago20:38

20:38

One of the biggest challenges when running a clinical practice is finding more clients. In today's podcast, we'll talk to clinical herbalist Oren Hercz about how he offers herb walks and classes to support his community and build his practice. Oren shares a few tips and tricks he's picked up along the way, as well as detailed information about how …

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35 | How to Stay Calm(er) When You’re Giving a Presentation with Megan Hamilton 18:44

2+ y ago18:44

18:44

Planning to do any public speaking in 2022? In this episode, I interview public speaking expert Megan Hamilton, who shares an easy strategy you can use to stay calm before and during a presentation. Fear of public speaking is incredibly common, and at the same time, presenting is one of the most effective ways of connecting with people in your comm…

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34 | When Your Own Health Makes You Doubt Your Ability to Work with Others 8:34

2+ y ago8:34

8:34

What if I can't do this... Doubt and fear are incredibly common when you're in clinical practice. When you have your own health issues, particularly when they're not resolved or you're in a flare, it can be easy to tell yourself that you're in no position to help others with the same thing. Why should they trust me, when I can't even get my own hea…

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33 | Why I Don’t Do Annual Planning in December 7:15

2+ y ago7:15

7:15

At this time of year, it's tempting to spend hours planning and organizing to prepare for 2022. I've found that this approach, while fun, isn't always one that works for me in the long run. In this episode, I'll share more about why I avoid annual planning and what I do instead (hint: seasonal planning). If you want to plan for the winter season to…

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32 | Do You Need to Prune Your Offers? 7:50

2+ y ago7:50

7:50

As 2021 comes to a close, I recommend spending some time reviewing your offers. Most of us start out very simply. We have one offer, usually an initial consultation + a few follow-up visits as needed. As time goes by, sometimes additional services, classes, and programs get added to the roster. In this week's episode, I share a few thoughts on why …

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31 | When It Doesn’t Help to Compare 7:10

2+ y ago7:10

7:10

Ever had a brilliant idea, only to find out that someone else was already doing the same thing? I think we've all been there. You brainstorm and scheme until you're pretty sure you have the perfect program, offer, or class in mind. It can be a big blow to find out that someone else is already doing it. Your first instinct might be to give up, try t…

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30 | Grounding and Centering before a Client with Very Little Time 7:55

3y ago7:55

7:55

Transitioning Quickly If you're in practice long enough, you'll likely find yourself in a situation where you need to transition quickly between one client and another. You'll also find that there are times when you need to move from a jarring personal situation into your clinical work, without much time to make a mental adjustment. In this week's …

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29 | Thoughts on the COVID Vaccine and Pregnancy/Fertility 10:13

3y ago10:13

10:13

Should you take the COVID vaccine if you're pregnant or trying to conceive? This is a great question to bring to your primary care provider! Even though I am not a primary care provider, I've been getting this question from many of my clients who are wondering whether to get vaccinated during pregnancy or while trying to conceive. I thought it migh…

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28 | Thoughts on Quarterly Taxes 5:17

3y ago5:17

5:17

In this teeny-tiny episode, I discuss how to think about quarterly taxes so that it's not quite so painful to send in those checks every few months. Resources Mentioned Happy Money by Ken Honda My Roots course just re-opened. If you're getting started & need help setting up your practice (insurance, forms, scheduling, etc), come and join us! Not su…

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27 | Why I Spend Money Every Month on a Business Mentor 8:33

3y ago8:33

8:33

Why I Spend Money on Mentoring... and lots of it. This week, I'm sharing specifically how much money I spend every month on mentoring. Hint: it's an amount that would have been inconceivable to me a year or two ago. It's an amount that doesn't feel entirely comfortable. It pushes me, which is part of the point. When I first started practicing, I re…

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26 | Thoughts on the New OpenNotes Rules for Licensed Practitioners 10:16

3y ago10:16

10:16

Why licensed nutritionists need to be aware of the new OpenNotes rules. Did you know that new legislation went into effect in April, 2021 that affects the way licensed healthcare providers share information with their clients/patients? It's called OpenNotes. If you're in practice, it will affect how you communicate with your clients and potentially…

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