Private Practice Skills
Private Practice SkillsIf I have long-form content for my YouTube channel, I'll share on here too for those who prefer to listen to the mp3 version :)
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||
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There are so many ways therapists are qualified to advocate for our clients, but we're often not taught about them until our clients request documentation from us.
This episode highlights important ways we can advocate for our clients outside of ses... more
In this episode, we debunk some of the top myths about being a good therapist.
Myth 1: A good therapist always knows what to say
Myth 2: You have to have your own life completely figured out to help others
Myth 3: Burnout means you're not cut out ... more
In this week's episode, we look at responses to a Reddit post that asks, "Therapists, what are the common patterns you've noticed in your clients that simultaneously tell you what's going on in society as a collective?"
This piqued my interest! What... more
Sharing some of my favorite therapy tools to help break unhealthy patterns. What are some of your favorites?
Thank you to Paubox for sponsoring this episode. Paubox makes HIPAA-secure email and forms easy and streamlined. Check them out here:
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- Interesting but Negative
Currently in grad school to become a therapist. Listening to this podcast really bums me out. There’s excessive complaining about pay in every episode. Most of my friends who are working Therapists are doing quite well financially and I have to remind myself that after listening to this podcast. I suppose every job people complain about their pay … but it is my understanding the host currently only sees clients one day a week? Anyway, there could definitely be more positive content.
Apple Podcasts3MissCGC
United States4 months ago - In grad school - this podcast helps my imposter syndrome
I’m currently in grad school to become a therapist and this podcast has been super informative and delivers information in a very digestible way. I listen and feel less overwhelmed every time! Thanks
Apple Podcasts5shirely84United States2 years ago - Favorite therapist/ mentor
I really appreciate Dr. Marie Fang’s thoughtful, value- driven and encouraging style as she discussed these important and often nuanced challenges therapists face. I see her as one of my mentors that really guided me to reflect on the values, philosophy and style I want to embody as a therapist and as a human. She’s amazing! Thank you for creating so many helpful and invaluable videos and resources for therapists. My heartfelt gratitude to you.
Apple Podcasts5vveronica95United States2 years ago
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The show centers on running and growing private practices for therapists, offering practical guidance on pricing, marketing, intake processes, ethics, and client relationships. Episodes mix personal anecdotes with actionable frameworks, covering topics like fee setting, teletherapy, insurance, niche strategy, and technology's role in private practice. A consistent emphasis on privacy, HIPAA-compliant tools, and sustainable, values-aligned practices stands out, with occasional sponsor segments related to secure communications. The format favors concise, strategy-oriented discussions that appeal to practicing clinicians seeking real-world guidance and steady, repeatable systems.
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1. Therapist Uncensored Podcast
2. The Mel Robbins Podcast
3. The Healing Trauma Podcast
4. Therapy Chat
5. The Oprah Podcast
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Private Practice Skills launched 2 years ago and published 136 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Private Practice Skills include:
1. Marie (2012)
2. Hoala Greevy
3. Dr. Therese Mascardo
4. Michael Fulwiler
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