
Join Kelly Higdon and Miranda Palmer of zynnyme Private Practice Experts as they speak with successful practice owners about how they created lives and businesses they love. Whether you're new to private practice or already successful and looking to expand, you'll find plenty of stories to get motivated and start designing the practice of your dreams! • Learn about our LIFETIME program for current... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 266 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthBusinessEntrepreneurshipHealth & Fitness | |||

Starting a Private Practice is the podcast where we talk with therapists about the real, unglamorous decisions behind building a practice that works: who you say yes to, who you refer out, what you charge, and what you do when the thing you built sto... more
Afraid your private practice will not survive AI, insurance platforms, or another slow month? You are not the only therapist carrying that, and pretending it away is not working.
We asked our community what they are afraid to say out loud. The answe... more
Starting a Private Practice is where we talk with therapists and psychologists who built practices on their own terms, and get honest about the parts nobody trained us for. This one is for anyone who has done everything they could think of to grow, w... more
Starting a Private Practice is where we talk with therapists who built businesses that hold up in real life, not just on a spreadsheet. No hustle scripts, no pretending the field is easy right now.
This one is a three-year check-in. Whitney was last... more
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As a fifth year solo therapreneur, this podcast has been the gift that keeps on giving! Kelly & Miranda’s philosophies around private practice deeply align with my own. I rely on their wisdom as a source of steady guidance.
Whether you are considering starting a private practice or already own a group, this podcast is full of fun and informative stories from successful practice owners. Kelly and Miranda are relatable and break it down into easy steps. This is a great podcast for all private practice owners!
Kelly and Miranda are amazing women who have helped thousands of therapists in their private practice journeys. What’s struck me time and time again is how authentic they both are. They’ve helped empower me to strive to become a confident business owner and I really appreciate them so much!
I have listened to several podcasts in this series with interesting titles. The content is not actually given as the entire series is geared towards buying into the boot camp and every guest is people from their boot camps. This is really just an incredibly long advertisement campaign.
I’ve listened to numerous episodes of this podcast. Every one seems to be an extended advertisement for their “Bootcamp” program. They mention it constantly. I literally can’t think of anything else I’ve gotten out of this podcast besides that they have a Bootcamp program.
I’m someone who is very interested in going into private practice and has no problem with creating my own content and networking. So I should be the ideal listener. I’m sure they offer a fantastic service and their guests att... more
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The show centers on real-world private practice owners and how they design sustainable businesses around mental health services. Episodes cover growth strategies, leadership, pricing, cash-pay models, niche specialization, and practical operations—from hiring and onboarding to marketing, partnerships, and scalable offerings like courses or intensives. A notable strength is featuring practitioners who share actionable lessons from growing solo practices into multi-location or boutique groups, often with a focus on resilience in a changing policy and tech landscape. The hosts' hands-on, no-nonsense approach and emphasis on authentic alignment with client needs make it helpful for listeners aiming to launch, expand, or professionalize their pr... more
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