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A mental health podcast aiming to de-stigmatize mental health, raise awareness, provide psycho-education, and offer insights to listeners!
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All Things Private Practice Podcast is where we dive deep into the gritty, unfiltered world of being a mental health entrepreneur and a private practice therapist. Join us as we explore the emotional roller coaster of this wild journey, tackling the raw and unapologetic aspects that often go unspoken. In each episode, we fearlessly dissect self-doubt, resilience, impostor syndrome, and paralyzing perfectionism. Patrick Casale is an Autistic ADHD licensed clinical mental health therapist, gro ...
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Episode 105: Building Neurodivergent Friendly Classrooms: Creating Educational Change [featuring Erica Whitfield]
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The education system in the United States has been mainly geared toward creating a neurotypical learning environment, but not everyone absorbs and processes information in the same way. In this episode, I talk with the amazing Erica Whitfield, a therapist and passionate visionary for creating neurodivergent-friendly schools. We explore the signific…
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Episode 104: Mastering Social Media Marketing as a Mental Health Professional: The Game-Changing Syllaby Solution [featuring Austin Armstrong]
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Are you a mental health professional struggling with creating content for social media? Well, I've got some exciting news for you! 💡 In this episode, I talk w/ Austin Armstrong, social media marketing master, content creator, influencer, and founder of SocialtyPro and Syllaby. We talk about social media content creation strategies, including: How c…
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Episode 103: Breaking Barriers: Addressing Ableism in Mental Health and Advocating for Change [featuring Janelle Johnson]
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I just had an amazing session on my podcast, the All Things Private Practice Podcast, with the incredible Janelle Johnson, a licensed therapist and founder of Bridges Family Life Center. And let me tell you, the insights we discussed were mind-blowing! 💥 Janelle opened up about their journey in the mental health field, focusing on her own neurodive…
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Episode 102: Rethinking HR: Unconventional Strategies for Building Extraordinary Teams [featuring Ashley Cox]
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Moving from solo practice to group practice can bring up a lot of questions and uncertainties about HR strategies, conscious leadership, and fostering a people-first culture. In this enlightening episode of the All Things Private Practice Podcast, I have the privilege of interviewing Ashley Cox, the visionary mind behind SproutHR, an innovative HR …
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Episode 101: Clinical Case Consultation & Community [featuring Jeanene Wolfe]
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During our mental health careers, ongoing consultation is incredibly crucial. When you're in private practice, you can feel alone and alienated, like you're working on an island. In Episode 101 of All Things Private Practice Podcast, Jeanene Wolfe, owner of CollabOasis Clinical Consultation Groups, and I talk about the importance of ongoing case co…
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Episode 100: Private Practice Lessons From The Private Practice Pro [featuring Kelley Stevens]
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Impostor Syndrome, Small Business Startup Fears, And All Things Private Practice. This episode touches on all of these things and more. During Episode 100 of All Things Private Practice, Kelley Stevens, LMFT of "The Private Practice Pro" and I reflect back on our Private Practice Startup Journeys. We discuss: How to choose your niche and attract yo…
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Episode 99: How To Become A Published Author [featuring Nicole Arzt]
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Becoming a published author feels pretty daunting. Where do you even start? How do you actually see it through? During this episode, I talked with Nicole Arzt for the second time. She's the person behind the incredibly funny "Psychotherapy Memes." I know for myself, I have 3 different book drafts, all sitting in Google Docs, waiting for me to circl…
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Episode 98: Create Captivating Content: "Sticky Profiles" [featuring Anna Walker]
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How many times have you heard me say that you "Can't be the Applebees of Therapy?" During this episode, I talk w/ Anna Walker, marketing specialist for mental health therapists, and her FB group "Get Booked Out." We talk about what helps you stand out on your therapist directory pages and websites, and how you can avoid sounding JUST like everybody…
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Episode 97: Lead With Curiosity to Effect Change [featuring Michael Ashford]
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How is change truly affected and sustained? This may feel like a big, existential question, but one that is certainly worthy of asking. During this episode, I talk with Michael Ashford, director of marketing at The Receptionist for iPad. People need the autonomy to make decisions when change is being illicit-ed, and "facts don't solve fights." I di…
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Episode 96: Web Design Demystified: Clear, Content-Rich, SEO-Friendly Therapy Websites [featuring Daniel Fava]
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Web design, SEO, and Captivating Content Creation doesn't always come naturally to mental health therapists in Private Practice. Hell, we didn't learn this stuff in grad school, which means that mostly everyone's content sounds the same, and a lot of websites simply serve as placeholders, without actually helping w/ SEO (Search Engine Optimization)…
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Episode 95: Survival Mode... Entrepreneurship in Difficult Seasons [featuring Danielle Swimm]
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A lot of entrepreneurs tend to post "wins" or this image of living the "high life" online, but the reality of what goes on behind the scenes can be way less glamorous. Like any other person, there are struggles, dark times, and experiences that force them into survival mode. However, since many entrepreneurs are the face of their businesses, it can…
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Episode 94: The Dope Black Therapist: Creative Representation in Therapy [featuring Blaise Harris]
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Ever heard someone say they just "don't do therapy?" Even though the profession has gained a better reputation and become more inclusive, there are still many communities that are unrepresented and can have a harder time opening up to someone who probably "isn't going to get it." That's where finding your niche and ways to connect with and serve th…
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Episode 93: Breaking Down Billing Barriers: Insurance Reimbursement That Supports Therapists & Clients [featuring Christine Li]
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It sometimes seems like insurance companies are out to stick it to therapists with low payments or to their clients with high fees and confusing issues with superbills. Superbills were supposed to be the way for clients to see their therapists of choice and get out-of-network care, but the reality is that it can sometimes be messy and complicated. …
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Episode 92: Optimize & Fortify Your Private Practice Using HIPAA [featuring Liath Dalton]
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Many mental health practitioners struggle to fully grasp the ins and outs of HIPAA requirements, so they just copy and paste forms from other clinicians, use software that can be easily breached, and think that "as long as the client doesn't mind using Venmo, Gmail, etc., it's fine, right?" But that's not how HIPAA works or why it exists. And thoug…
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Episode 91: Create Something New: Organic Growth & Meaningful Connections [featuring Anna O'Brien]
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It's often the case that therapists who are stepping into entrepreneurship feel overwhelmed and discouraged by the slow growth of their private practices or other ventures. They often struggle with promotion, and may even fall into the trap of gimmicky marketing and cookie-cutter branding and promises that ultimately don't connect with anyone. Auth…
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Episode 90: Business Partnerships: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly [featuring Kate Campbell & Katie Lemieux]
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Many therapists starting private practice consider working with a partner. Some may feel motivated by impostor syndrome around going into business alone, or they may just have a friendly relationship with another therapist and think that starting a business together sounds great. Whatever the reason, partnerships can be really amazing, but they als…
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Episode 89: Pushing Boundaries Through Liberatory Leadership [featuring Shawna Murray-Browne]
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There are many mental health professionals who step into entrepreneurship so that they can shape a business around the needs they see in their community. It can be a challenging, controversial, and personal road to take, but the impact of building a business around your specific calling can leave a strong and lasting impact on the communities you s…
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Mi11.06.03TI-Livelive vom Rathausplatz: Geräumt an der Leo-Wohlleb-Brücke – Gejagt im Stadtgebiet - Strassen-Punks in Freiburg ergreifen das Wort
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Episode 88: Living & Working Abroad Through Imperfect Action [featuring Marina O’Connor]
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Many entrepreneurs romanticize and fantasize about the idea of leaving everything behind to move to another country and work remotely. It can seem like the adventure of a lifetime, and it might be, but there is more to it than just moving to your location with a laptop in hand. Like all big changes, there are good and bad things, risks and wins, an…
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Episode 87: Entrepreneurial Burnout... Thank You. Next. [featuring Kasey Compton]
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If you're a therapist in private practice, you are most likely a bit of an overachiever and will face burnout as you develop and run your business. There can be this drive to do more and make more, and it's easy to get distracted by comparison traps and overwhelm. But there are ways to systematically and strategically build a business that automate…
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Episode 86: Don't Talk About Struggle? Fuck That! [featuring Nam Rindani]
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"Success is hidden in the struggles. Happiness is hidden in what hurts." There's an unsexy side to entrepreneurship that often gets overlooked and not talked about even though it is also more common than the glamorous shell that many entrepreneurs put online. The persona of the rich entrepreneur sitting on a beach drinking cocktails is often a far …
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Episode 85: Tearing Down The Mental Health Industrial Complex [featuring Elizabeth McCorvey]
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Many aspects of the mental health field as we know it are systemically based and built on values sourced from colonialism, white supremacy, and Christianity. As a result, there is often a lot of secrecy around the practice of therapy, and it can be very difficult to access for certain communities. If you want to change the level of care and inclusi…
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Episode 84: "Scared Money Don't Make Money" [featuring Mikah Miller]
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Entrepreneurship involves putting yourself on the line and placing faith in ideas and actions that you can't 100% know will be as successful as you want, but often times the thing that limits that success and places those doubts is based on inner child wounds around past trauma and fears. Those might show up as a scarcity mindset from money wounds …
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Über Proberaummangel, Subkultur, live-Konzerte und ihren neuen Song im Wasserwerferregen - Hendrik und Max vom Aus der Jugend wollen schwermütige Themen mit Spaß rüberbringen.
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Episode 83: Success + Never-Ending Impostor Syndrome [featuring Shaelene Kite]
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Many therapists who step into entrepreneurship get struck with fears around if they are doing things right, whether can they be successful, and when will everything come crashing down and everyone find out that they suck at this? Basically, impostor syndrome on a rampage... And it's normal to feel it and to question yourself, but what matters is th…
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Episode 82: The Benefits of Putting People Over Profit [featuring Amanda Landry]
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Starting a private therapy practice means becoming a business owner, wearing all the hats, and being more than just a therapist. It can feel stressful to suddenly have to step into a non-therapy role, especially if you never learned how or if you flat-out hate doing the necessary tasks that come with business ownership. These things can become real…
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