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Abundant Practice Podcast

Allison Puryear
Private Practice
Therapynotes
Therapy
Mental Health
Networking
Marketing Strategies
Marketing
Therapists
Burnout
Group Practice
Trauma
Work-Life Balance
Niche Marketing
Maternity Leave
Anxiety
HIPAA Compliance
Insurance
SEO
Money Management
ADHD

I want you to quit your agency job, & start your life! Stop circling the drain in agencies & have more free time, income, & freedom in private practice. In this podcast, we answer your private practice questions & work through the places that most therapists get stuck. In the Abundance Party, my membership program, I take you through step by step. I'll show you how to work half the hours, make 3x ... more

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Latest Episodes

A full caseload doesn't stop the panic. Turns out abundance and scarcity can live in your chest at the exact same time. In today's Ask Abundance, I'm joined by Rebecca Smith & we're getting into why abundance isn't a destination you finally arrive at... more

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In today's episode, I chat with Abundance Party member Tessa about niching into end of life and terminal illness work as an older therapist. We talk through how to market a niche you didn't plan for, why hospice and oncologists can be both competitor... more

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Going private pay full-time doesn't have to mean carrying guilt about who gets left out. In today's Ask Abundance, I'm joined by Rebecca Smith & we're digging into the question of whether leaving insurance is a values conflict, why the idea that priv... more

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In today's episode, I chat with Abundance Community member Halina, who's weighing whether to stay in her current office or move closer to home as her lease comes up for renewal. We talk through the real trade offs of commuting versus working from hom... more

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Recent Guests

Rebecca Smith
Limitless Practice grad and private-pay practice expert
Independent private practice in New Orleans
Episode: Episode #790: Balancing Private Practice and Parenthood as a Therapist
Susan Saint-Rossy
Couples therapist and founder of Couple Therapy Studio
Couple Therapy Studio
Episode: Episode #789: Marketing Couples Therapy, feat. Susan Saint-Rossy
Dr. Ann Krajewski
Therapist and nomadic practitioner, licensed in the United States
Episode: Episode #781: Being a Virtual Nomad Therapist, feat. Dr. Ann Krajewski
Gabrielle Juliano-Villani
Medicaid/Medicare consultant for therapists
Independent consultant
Episode: Episode #775: Medicaid & Medicare May Be Better Than You Think, feat. Gabrielle Juliano-Villani
Katie Read
Expert in marketing and AI
Independent consultant
Episode: Episode #773: Using AI for Marketing, feat. Katie Read
Maya Benattar
Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, advocate for mental health access in New York
Advocacy Coalition / 501c4 nonprofit
Episode: Episode #769: Advocacy in Practice with Maya Benattar
Becky DeGrossa
Helping therapists at CounselingWise
CounselingWise
Episode: Episode #767: SEO is Alive & Well, feat. Becky DeGrossa
Sean Yang
Founder of FYI practices, expert on practice data and metrics
FYI
Episode: Episode #761: Know Your Numbers, feat. Sean Yang
Lilly Risch
EMDR therapist and business coach, founder of Forward Healing Therapy
Forward Healing Therapy; Overflow (business coaching membership)
Episode: Episode #579: Marketing EMDR Therapy, feat. Lilly Risch

Host

Allison Pereira
Host of Abundance Practice Building; leads conversations on private practice startups, pricing, niche marketing, and practice management.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 280 ratings
  • So much value!

    I have listened to almost every podcast on here. Find this to be so highly value packed. Love the bite size amount of chunked information, with very very direct feedback and guidance. Allison is NOT afraid to tell us what she really thinks, and that is what we therapist-business owners need! I highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mytherapistkelly
    United Statesa year ago
  • Awesome and informative!

    I love listening to Allison’s podcast! I look forward to new sessions and I ALWAYS learn something new! Allison’s approach is refreshing and authentic and I truly appreciate her insight and wisdom

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GriefGuru
    United States3 years ago
  • Had to stop listening

    I listened to a few of these episodes but had to unfollow due to the near-constant plugging of various products. Like every five minutes you’re hearing some kind of ad read by the host or another plug for therapy notes.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jialpa
    United States3 years ago
  • Ugh

    I keep hoping this podcast will offer something, and I’m always disappointed. She offers such minimal info here that it’s almost laughable- - okay, she’s just doing this to recruit people for her consulting biz. But wait, then she also has advertising???!?? So, this podcast is all about making money for her. Don’t be fooled, this podcast offers NOTHING for its listeners.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    gfrtccdyh
    United States4 years ago
  • Stop

    This podcast has some (rare) helpful ideas, BUT with this many ads, it’s definitely a net negative. Bye…

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    gfrtccdyh
    United States4 years ago

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Fans cite relatable, practical advice that translates to real practice changes.
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Overall, the show is seen as a trusted resource for therapists building private practices.
Listeners appreciate actionable, value-packed guidance and a direct, no-nonsense hosting style.

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Episode #790: Balancing Private Practice and Parenthood as a Therapist
Q: How can therapists in private practice who are also parents create boundaries that don't sacrifice income or client care?
By designing a schedule that prioritizes non-client work time, adjusting the fee structure to reflect value, and leveraging time blocks that align with family needs, while communicating clear boundaries to clients and using partners or support for child care when possible.
Episode #787: How to Get More Clients
Q: Is YouTube a good option for someone who doesn't love talking on camera at length?
Only if the person can comfortably deliver concise, high-value content; otherwise, it may feel like a slog, and alternatives like AI-assisted content or Substack could be better.
Episode #787: How to Get More Clients
Q: What would some other ideas be then?
The advice was to lean into AI, Substack, and targeted networking rather than broad, time-consuming platforms like YouTube and Instagram, and to focus on content that reflects the client's real daily struggles and needs.
Episode #792: Reconciling Private Pay Guilt in Private Practice
Q: How do other therapists reconcile guilt about clients who can't afford private pay without compromising their values?
Rebecca describes moving off insurance after a long period of in-network work, acknowledging the tension between helping more people and earning a sustainable living. She emphasizes aligning pricing with values, maintaining a sliding scale for those who can't pay, and leveraging referrals to ensure access while building a viable practice.
Episode #791: Office Space: To Stay or Go
Q: How do you balance staying productive in person with the flexibility of private-pay growth?
By keeping some in-person space for essential services and events, while gradually transitioning clients to private-pay options, and leveraging community and co-working opportunities to expand reach without overcommitting resources.

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The show focuses on private practice for mental health professionals, emphasizing moving away from agency work toward private-pay models, price optimization, niche targeting, and sustainable schedules. Hosts frequently explore practical transitions (e.g., leaving insurance panels, adding value with higher fees, and balancing workload with life goals), while guests bring firsthand experience from starting or growing private practices, marketing strategies, and navigating licensing, platforms, and billing. A notable thread is helping therapists design financially stable, mission-aligned practices with practical tools, step-by-step frameworks, and sponsor-supported resources that aid setup, bookkeeping, and client flow. The tone blends actiona... more

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1. Rebecca Smith
2. Susan Saint-Rossy
3. Dr. Ann Krajewski
4. Gabrielle Juliano-Villani
5. Katie Read
6. Maya Benattar
7. Becky DeGrossa
8. Sean Yang

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