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Helping psychologists, neuropsychologists, and mental health professionals start, grow, and scale psychological testing services in private practice.

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Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. Today, I have the honor of speaking with Dr. Kevin McGrew, lead author of the Woodcock-Johnson battery and a leading expert on intelligence theory, to re-examine how we understand and evaluate human i... more

Would you rather read the transcript? Click here. In this episode, I walk through how to decide whether to say yes when a new opportunity shows up, whether it’s a referral partner asking for screenings, a side service that seems like a natural fit, o... more

Click here to read the transcript In this episode, Dr. Danielle McGeough joins me for an insightful discussion on how high-achieving professionals and practice owners can cultivate fulfilling lives without sacrificing ambition. We examine the interse... more

Click here to read the transcript In this episode, I have the opportunity to speak with Dr. Taylor Day (Dr. Tay) to explore the logistics, benefits, and clinical nuances of operating an entirely virtual psychology practice. Dr. Tay shares her transit... more

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Recent Guests

Danielle McGeough
Professor, certified Women-Centered and Elite Life Coach, and host of the Plan Goal Plan podcast
Plan Goal Plan
Episode: 608. Identity, Rituals, and the Art of Intentional Planning w/ Dr. Danielle McGeough
Taylor Day
Licensed psychologist specializing in neuroaffirming care for autistic children and their families
Dr. Tay Concierge Clinical Care
Episode: 607. How to Build a Virtual Testing Practice w/ Dr. Taylor Day
Krista Brittain
Psychologist in private practice, certified in Therapeutic Assessment with children and adults
Episode: 605. A Family Systems Approach to Assessment w/ Dr. Krista Brittain
Monica Corrado
Clinical psychologist specializing in psychoeducational assessment and assessment of anxious test takers and PDA students
Episode: 604. Navigating PDA in the Assessment Process w/ Dr. Monica Corrado
Robin Peterson
Board-certified pediatric neuropsychologist and associate professor with research interests in neurodevelopmental disorders
Children's Hospital Colorado
Episode: 602. Learning Disorders Aren’t Actually “Specific” w/ Dr. Robin Peterson
Dr. Sara Woods
Clinical psychologist at University of Washington Autism Center; private practice Discover Psychology
University of Washington Autism Center; Discover Psychology
Episode: 599. Recognizing AuDHD: Avoiding Diagnostic Pitfalls in Co-occurring Autism and ADHD w/ Dr. Sara Woods
David Juncos
Clinical psychologist specializing in music performance anxiety; author; ACT/Music performance research
University-based Voice Study Center / ACT for Musicians
Episode: 597. Assessing and Treating Music Performance Anxiety w/ Dr. Dave Juncos
Dr. Erika Frieze
Founder and developer of Bridges of the Mind Assessment Summit
Bridges of the Mind Psychological Services
Episode: 596. The Bridging of the Minds Assessment Summit w/ Dr. Erika Frieze
Dr. Jon Mietchen
Pediatric neuropsychologist, assistant professor
University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Medicine and Public Health
Episode: 594. Tackling the Evaluation Waitlist Crisis w/ Dr. Jon Mietchen

Host

Jeremy Sharp
Licensed psychologist, group practice owner, and private practice coach specializing in child and adolescent evaluations

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 329 ratings
  • Great resource

    This podcast, along with the FB page, has been invaluable to my work in diagnosing kiddos. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr KC-U
    United States14 days ago
  • Very informative and practically useful

    This podcast has been a great supplement to my neuropsychology externship all year. Thank you, Dr. Sharp!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NotEzraKlein
    United States6 months ago
  • Excellent!

    Love your podcast, Jeremy! Have been listening for years now. Just finished the Autism mini-series. Wow, excellent! Very informative and helpful. Thank you for all that you do!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cc304
    United States6 months ago
  • Greatest Thing

    The best testing psych podcast I’ve come across, Dr. Sharp is great!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    enstmagoo
    United States8 months ago
  • Wonderful resource for psychologist entrepreneurs

    I love Dr. Sharp’s podcast and often recommend it to friends! It is honest, informative, and realistic for psychologists in private practice. Thank you for creating this wonderful resource!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leah Clionsky
    United Statesa year ago

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

Listeners value practical, research-informed guidance on assessment, clinical work, and running a psychology practice.
A few listeners criticize the host's delivery style, including pacing, repeated phrases, or the length of the intro music.
Some listeners object to frequent sponsor mentions and promotional segments.
School psychologists and trainees find the assessment-focused material valuable, even when private-practice topics are less relevant.
The host is often praised for knowledgeable, useful interviews and guests with relevant expertise.

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608. Identity, Rituals, and the Art of Intentional Planning w/ Dr. Danielle McGeough
Q: How do you make that not only a routine but a ritual where your planning practices don't just become about time management but are also a way for you to go, how am I being really intentional about how I spend my time?
She makes planning a short, comfortable morning ritual: review the calendar, consider how to show up, identify three priorities, and decide what to decline or reschedule. This turns planning into personal development and a way to learn about oneself.
608. Identity, Rituals, and the Art of Intentional Planning w/ Dr. Danielle McGeough
Q: Of all the things that you could spend your time and energy on, like in this universe, work-wise, what draws you to the work that you're doing?
McGeough is driven by the belief that people should be able to lead full, rich lives while also accessing their most well and ambitious selves.
607. How to Build a Virtual Testing Practice w/ Dr. Taylor Day
Q: How do you work through the concern that an autism assessment may not capture social behavior accurately over a camera and internet connection?
Day says no assessment setting is perfect: unfamiliar clinics can increase anxiety or affect masking, while virtual assessment allows observation in a child's familiar environment. She considers parent-child interaction, home videos, and information from other settings, and recommends interpreting the collected observations flexibly rather than relying rigidly on one measure.
607. How to Build a Virtual Testing Practice w/ Dr. Taylor Day
Q: Why was it important for you to move into a virtual-only practice?
Day says virtual work grew naturally after she discovered PSYPACT and saw that she could serve families across state lines. She valued increased accessibility and the opportunity to observe children in their home environments, and she believes virtual assessments can provide comparable or better information in some cases.
602. Learning Disorders Aren’t Actually “Specific” w/ Dr. Robin Peterson
Q: How do you approach those cases and think about that?
When a high-IQ student has reading scores that are average but unexpectedly low for their ability, Peterson looks for functional impairment, including distress and difficulty keeping up with demanding reading loads. If impairment is clear, she may diagnose a learning disorder while explaining that the diagnosis does not automatically confer school or testing accommodations.

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Practical conversations and solo episodes for psychologists and other mental health professionals who conduct or are building psychological assessment services. Regular host Jeremy Sharp combines clinical guidance on child and adolescent assessment, neurodevelopmental conditions, and diagnostic decision-making with advice on private-practice operations, business growth, and sustainable workloads. Interviews bring in practicing psychologists, neuropsychologists, researchers, and other specialists to share assessment approaches and lessons from their work. Solo episodes cover practical systems, software, and decisions that affect clinical and administrative workflows.

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