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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 335 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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If you’re starting a private practice or want to stay informed on all thing in the private practice world, Gordon is your go-to guy. I’ve learned a ton from his podcast and what I love most about him is his peaceful energy. There’s no pretense or “salesy” tactics with Gordon. He’s just easy to listen to, authentic and real. Thanks Gordon for supporting our private practice community with such knowledge, grace and compassion.
I can't recommend Gordon Brewer's podcast enough for therapists in private practice. As someone who has experienced the challenges of navigating the complexities of this field, Gordon's insights and expertise have been invaluable. more
If you’re in private practice you need to listen to this show! It’s edited very nicely and easy to listen to. I really appreciate Gordon and his insights. I love his instagram content too. Follow @practiceoftherapy
Listening to podcast for over a year and every time I listen to it, I find Gordon to be so refreshing, as he does not hold back information that he has, and is always willing to be giving away what he knows. His guests are entertaining and come from a wide array of places. And he also pulls in pretty heavy hitters, which is even better.
I was a guest on the podcast, and it was a fantastic conversation. more
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