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Private Practice Elevation with Daniel Fava

Daniel Fava
SEO
Private Practice Elevation
Private Practice
Search Engine Optimization
Artificial Intelligence
Google
Mental Health
Content Marketing
Private Practice Marketing
Self-Sabotage
Content Creation
Google Analytics
Financial Mistakes
Group Practice Management
Private Practice Ownership
SEO Assessment
ALMA
Blogging
Fear
Therapy Intensives

Join Daniel Fava, founder of Private Practice Elevation, on a journey to elevate your private practice to new heights. Whether you're a therapist or a private practice owner, this podcast is your go-to resource for mastering online marketing strategies.

Unlike other shows in the field, The Private Practice Elevation Podcast offers a unique blend of real-life experiences from successful practice o... more

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You launch a new website. It looks great. Your service pages are dialed in. You move on to running your practice.

Then 6 months later, you realize you're not getting inquiries. What happened?

A lot of practice owners assume their website will just ... more

What if the heaviest part of private practice isn't the clinical work, but everything around it?

For most therapists, burnout isn't about the sessions. It's the admin, the paperwork, the after-hours notes. You're working all the time and something f... more

AI tools are everywhere right now. And if you've spent any time on Instagram lately, you already know — there's a new one in your feed every single day.

It's exciting. It's also a little exhausting.

As a practice owner, you're already juggling a fu... more

If AI feels overwhelming, ethically murky, or like one more thing you don't have time to figure out, well, you're not alone.

Most therapists we talk to land somewhere between "nervous" and "fully avoiding it."

But AI isn't going away. And the thera... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Carolyn Solo
EMDR IA approved consultant, private practice owner
Future Template Parent Podcast (host)
Episode: 210 - AI in Action: A Real-Life Look at How One Therapist Uses It Every Week
Jenny Melrose
Entrepreneur helping therapists turn psychoeducation into digital products and services
Practice to Profit Podcast / Jenny Melrose Coaching
Episode: 209 - Why More Clients Isn’t the Answer (and What to Focus on Instead)
Charmain Jackman
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Episode: 208 - The Mindset Shifts Every Therapist Needs to Build a Thriving Private Practice
Madeline Larsen
Co-founder of PracticeVital
PracticeVital
Episode: 207 - The KPIs Every Therapy Practice Should Be Tracking (But Usually Isn’t)
Abbie Shares
Social media strategist who works exclusively with therapists
Abbie Shares
Episode: 205 - Why Social Media Is Now a Must for Therapists (Even If You Hate It)
Rebekah Hudson
Copywriter for therapists and private practice clients; part of Private Practice Elevation team
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Episode: 202 . Why Copywriting Is the Missing Piece on Your Private Practice Website
Jeremy Pentsil
Branding photographer specializing in therapists
Peak Focus Media (peakfocusmedia.co)
Episode: 201. How Authentic Branding Photography Can Help Therapists Attract the Right Clients
Uriah Guilford
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; founder of Productive Therapist; creator of Simple Intake
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Episode: 200 - Can AI Chatbots Streamline Your Therapy Practice Intake Without Losing the Human Touch?
Melvin Varghese
Licensed psychologist and founder of Selling the Couch / Quiet Builder
Selling the Couch, Quiet Builder
Episode: 199. Finding Success in Slow Growth: A Conversation with Melvin Varghese

Host

Daniel Fava
Host with a focus on practical private practice marketing, website optimization, and SEO strategies.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 67 ratings
  • Chock full of great tips

    So glad I found this podcast! I appreciate the actionable, business-forward content. Great guests too, bringing in a wide variety of therapist perspectives.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    carolyn in VT
    United States23 days ago
  • Great podcast full of important information

    This podcast is full of useful information. The content is high value and spoken in an understandable way. I’m so appreciative for this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BSchank
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent podcast!

    This podcast is incredible for anyone who is a mental health practitioner, has a private practice, or is a professional adjacent to the mental health industry. I highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Always Rebekah
    United States3 years ago
  • Great Conversation and Insight!

    I was a guest on the podcast and had the awesome opportunity to chat with Daniel. He understands the trials and tribulations of the private practitioner so well, it made for an easy, insightful conversation. I’d recommend for anyone who needs to think about circumnavigating those private practice questions we all come across!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RyanDerous
    United States3 years ago
  • Fantastic podcast

    I feel so fortunate to have come across Daniels podcast. He is so down to earth and his calm presence is so refreshing. As a mental health Therapist I have learned so much from him and his amazing guests. I highly recommend adding to your rotation!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChrisfromNC
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise practical, down-to-earth guidance for building and marketing private practices.
Guests are consistently high-quality and offer actionable insights for scaling client acquisition.
The host explains concepts clearly and ties them to real-world results for therapists and practice owners.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

208 - The Mindset Shifts Every Therapist Needs to Build a Thriving Private Practice
Q: What are the key mindset shifts you advise for therapists starting or growing a private practice?
She emphasizes starting with small, manageable steps, reframing money mindsets, and viewing branding and marketing as essential parts of service delivery. She highlights the importance of public speaking, sharing thought leadership, and treating revenue streams as signals to guide strategic growth.
208 - The Mindset Shifts Every Therapist Needs to Build a Thriving Private Practice
Q: Where did you start and how did you end up supporting therapists through private practice and entrepreneurship?
Charmain shares growing up in Barbados, moving to the US to study, and realizing the gap between clinical training and business know-how. She describes how peers and mentors helped her learn the practical steps to set up a practice, obtain credentials, and navigate Medicare considerations, which led her to teach others and eventually write a book.
209 - Why More Clients Isn’t the Answer (and What to Focus on Instead)
Q: What should therapists focus on instead of simply getting more clients?
Therapists should niche down to a specific audience, turn recurring psychoeducation into scalable digital products (courses, journals, group intensives), and build an owned email list to stay connected with their audience, reducing burnout and increasing sustainable revenue.
205 - Why Social Media Is Now a Must for Therapists (Even If You Hate It)
Q: How do you measure success on social media for a therapy practice?
Success is measured by how social media drives people to the website or booking links (clicks), while impressions gauge visibility; the emphasis is on building trust rather than direct conversion from social alone.
205 - Why Social Media Is Now a Must for Therapists (Even If You Hate It)
Q: What were the biggest struggles therapists faced when you started working with them, and how did you help address them?
The main issues were consistency and energy/effort required for content creation, particularly video; she emphasizes aligning content with the therapist's voice and niching down to a core topic to improve sustainability and impact.

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This program is a practical guide for therapists and private practice owners focused on building and marketing private practices online. Episodes repeatedly tackle website design, SEO, content strategy, copywriting, and conversion tactics, often featuring guest experts who help therapists scale beyond one-on-one care. A standout trait is the emphasis on actionable, repeatable systems—from owning your digital assets to leveraging data and AI to improve marketing and operations. Listeners can expect real-world tactics, guest perspectives from marketing specialists and clinicians, and clear calls to implement improvements such as better funnels, KPI tracking, and client-centered messaging.

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1. Dr. Carolyn Solo
2. Jenny Melrose
3. Charmain Jackman
4. Madeline Larsen
5. Abbie Shares
6. Rebekah Hudson
7. Jeremy Pentsil
8. Uriah Guilford

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