
This podcast is here for therapists, counselors, social workers, psychotherapists, and mental health clinicians in their practice journeys. I'm Gordon Brewer and the person behind The Practice of Therapy Blog and Website that provides tools, resources and advice for people starting, growing or expanding their private practices. The podcast will help you learn from other experts in the field to mov... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 410 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersHealth & FitnessBusinessMental Health | |||

What if private practice wasn’t the end goal but the launchpad?
In this episode, Gordon talks with Carly Hill, LCSW, business strategist and host of The Thriving Therapreneur Podcast, about how therapists can outgrow the office by adding coaching, ... more
Ops expert Brie Chrisman (CEO, BosCo) shares how to increase profit in private practice without adding more clients, clinicians, or ad spend—by tightening expenses, streamlining workflows, delegating $20 tasks, and optimizing client onboarding.
In ... more
I am thrilled to share this week’s episode with you because it’s not just any guest joining me—it’s my dear friend, Uriah Guilford. Uriah and I have traveled together, dreamed together, and collaborated on countless projects over the years. He’s one ... more
I can hardly believe we’ve reached 400 episodes of The Practice of Therapy Podcast!
When I started this show back in 2017, my goal was simple: to share resources, lessons, and encouragement for therapists building their practices. Over the years, I... more
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Truly find this podcast so helpful and knowledgeable! Always great takeaways!
An amazing & informative podcast - everything you need to know about private practice, business, therapy, and mental health.
I’m in an MACP program and I’m just about to start my practicum placement. I appreciate the kind words and encouragement and help that you provide here; it has helped me very much in thinking about my journey. Thank you for being a good person and providing this podcast. I’m glad to be going on this journey with you by my side.
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.
Gordon's passion for helping others shines through in every episode. He leverages his experiences to make things easier for those of us following in his footsteps. I always come away from his podcast feeling encouraged, inspired, and equipped to take my private practi... more
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Aimed primarily at mental health professionals, this podcast explores the multifaceted challenges and triumphs of running a private practice. The content often highlights the intersection of therapy and business, offering practical insights on topics like financial literacy, marketing strategies, compliance, and therapist well-being. Guest experts frequently share their experiences and provide advice tailored to the specific needs of practitioners, making it a valuable resource for those new to private practice as well as seasoned professionals seeking to enhance their operations. The friendly and supportive tone of the discussions serves to foster a sense of community among listeners navigating similar journeys.
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Recent guests on The Practice of Therapy Podcast include:
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8. Jamie Schreier
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