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Good Enough Counsellors

Josephine Hughes
Private Practice
Therapy Growth Group
Social Media
Mental Health
Therapy
Therapists
Facebook
Imposter Syndrome
BACP
Artificial Intelligence
Marketing
Self-Care
Counselling
Search Engine Optimization
Networking
Marketing For Therapists
Counseling
Therapist Marketing
ADHD
Trauma

Do you feel overwhelmed when you look around and see what other counsellors and psychotherapists are doing in private practice? Does it leave you wondering whether you’ll ever be able to build a sustainable counselling practice of your own? The truth is, while there are lots of marketing strategies out there for therapists (which I’ll talk about), the most important thing is getting started and st... more

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Why is it so hard to ask for help when we're quite happy to offer it?

In this rather vulnerable episode of the Good Enough Counsellors podcast, I'm sharing something I've been thinking about for a long time and have finally plucked up the courage to... more

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Have you ever sat down and worked out how much your private practice is costing you? Sometimes it's more than you realise and this can have an impact on whether it's a business that actually supports you.

Your session fees need to not only cover day... more

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Working with couples can feel very different from working with individual clients. There are two people in the room, two different perspectives and the added challenge of managing what happens between them.

In this episode of the Good Enough Counsel... more

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It can be easy to wonder if there is any point posting on social media if hardly anyone likes it or no one comments.

But what if your social media is doing more work than you realise?

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Recent Guests

Claire Ratcliffe
Integrative psychotherapist, experienced couples counsellor and clinical supervisor
Private practice; supervision groups
Episode: How to Feel More Confident Working with Couples - with Claire Ratcliffe
Kel O'Neill
Counsellor, trainer and researcher who specialises in eating disorders
Private practice; Voxed (Voices of Experience in Eating Disorders)
Episode: Working with Eating Disorders When You're Not a Specialist - with Kel O'Neill
Kat Love
Specialises in websites and marketing for therapists; background in therapy
Kat Love / Empathy Sites
Episode: How Clients Find, Choose and Book a Therapist
Katrina Johnson
Counsellor with 20+ years experience, private practice founder
Episode: Afraid to Start Private Practice? With Katrina Johnson
Daragh MacLoughlin
From WebHealer, discussed GDPR, website policies, and AI impacts on search
WebHealer
Episode: Has AI Changed How Clients Find Therapists?
Ken Kelly
Co-founder of Counselling Tutor; founder of AI Expert Reference Group in Counselling and Psychotherapy
Counselling Tutor; AI Expert Reference Group in Counselling and Psychotherapy
Episode: Will AI Replace Therapists? With Ken Kelly
Uruj Anjum
Genetic counsellor turned psychotherapist, founder of Saina Therapy
Saina Therapy
Episode: Genetics, Grief and Therapy with Uruj Anjum
Annie Jones
Specializes in social media marketing for small businesses
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Episode: Using Facebook to Promote Your Private Practice with Annie Jones
Yasmin Shaheen-Zaffar
Neurodivergent counsellor who uses creative expression in sessions; founder of Watoto Play
Watoto Play
Episode: Working Creatively with Therapy Clients with Yasmin Shaheen-Zaffar

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Josephine Hughes
Host and counsellor; facilitator of interviews; associated with therapy-focused community initiatives.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • Finding your Niche

    Julie and Josephine this podcast was so inspiring, thank you so much both of you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dolly La la
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Counselling, humaning and entertaining!

    I love Josephine’s approach to each episode. She’s always considering what her counselling audience might gain from the conversation while keeping it interesting, engaging and sometimes humorous. Would highly recommend a listen and appearing as a guest if you get the opportunity.

    For me it was a lovely experience to discuss ADHD, Mindfulness and the combination with CBT therapy with the intention to offer others ways to incorporate the learning from all these elements into their therapy practic... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liezl Laidlaw
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Really helpful podcast

    Very interesting and helpful information, it gives lots of hints and tips for starting up. The interviews with other counsellors provide lots of real life experience.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ready Mum
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Appealing blend of practical marketing tips and ethical considerations.
Insightful, actionable guidance for growing a private practice.
Hosts bring warmth and real-world experience that translates into usable advice.
Guests offer diverse perspectives from AI to GDPR that feel relevant to therapists.

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How to Feel More Confident Working with Couples - with Claire Ratcliffe
Q: Do you find that couples only come to you when they're in crisis, or are you able to intervene earlier?
Claire explains that couples present both in crisis and earlier in the relationship, emphasizing that motivation and willingness to engage in change are crucial, and that good outcomes depend on addressing underlying patterns rather than just symptoms.
Working with Eating Disorders When You're Not a Specialist - with Kel O'Neill
Q: What's a practical first step for a therapist wanting to learn more about eating disorders?
Attend conferences or workshops that present diverse perspectives, including lived experience voices, and use those to broaden your understanding beyond a purely medical model.
Working with Eating Disorders When You're Not a Specialist - with Kel O'Neill
Q: How should therapists gauge their competence to work with someone who may have an eating disorder?
Competence isn't about knowing every detail of every presentation; it's about offering a safe space, knowing when to seek supervision or refer, and ensuring you have pathways to multidisciplinary support.
Has AI Changed How Clients Find Therapists?
Q: Have you noticed inquiries slowing down and what patterns are you seeing across therapist websites?
Yes, inquiries have fluctuated; some therapists see a drop while others maintain or even increase inquiries when their sites clearly demonstrate usefulness and a strong understanding of their niche. The key is to shift from relying on search rankings to delivering real value and clear pathways for potential clients.
The Myth of the Perfect Therapist with Samantha Lee
Q: What was a turning point in how you approached content and marketing for your practice?
Shifting from professional, polished posts to authentic, personal content—like sharing poetry and true feelings—helped me connect with people and build a supportive community.

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A practical, practitioner-focused show that helps UK counsellors and psychotherapists grow sustainable private practices. Episodes center on getting started, staying visible, and marketing with authenticity, while prioritizing ethics and work-life balance. Guests range from private-practice founders to specialists in AI, GDPR, neurodivergence, and creative therapies, offering concrete, repeatable tactics rather than hype. The program stands out for its supportive community angle (Therapy Growth Group) and emphasis on realistic, non-glamorous paths to client growth and professional confidence.

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1. Claire Ratcliffe
2. Kel O'Neill
3. Kat Love
4. Katrina Johnson
5. Daragh MacLoughlin
6. Ken Kelly
7. Uruj Anjum
8. Annie Jones

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