
Hi, I'm Kym Tolson, and I'm the traveling therapist. It's my passion to teach therapists how to navigate online private practices and multiple income streams so they can travel the world. I'm a digital nomad. With a virtual insurance based private therapy practice and a multi six figure coaching business. I'm obsessed with entrepreneurship and developing tools that can help therapists live an adve... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Starting over in a new country is something most therapists never picture for themselves. But for Meashline Komara, LCSW, it wasn't just a leap of faith. It was a four-year decision rooted in love, values, and a lot of honest conversations about fear... more
Burnout doesn't always look like falling apart. For a lot of therapists, it looks like keeping up, staying on top of it, and pushing through until there's nothing left. In this episode of The Traveling Therapist Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Trisha Wo... more
Becoming a travel agent sounds appealing, especially when you're burned out and looking for something that actually fits your life. But most people don't know what it really involves, how much it costs to get started, what you can realistically earn,... more
Creating a truly affirming space for the LGBTQ+ community starts before a client ever walks through your door. Most therapists have good intentions, but good intentions are not the same as knowing what to actually do.
In this episode of The Travelin... more
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I was a guest on Kym Tolson’s podcast and I am definitely going to be listening to so many of her podcast episodes after experiencing how helpful and informative her podcast episodes are! A must listen for any therapist who enjoy travel or who want to take their practice to the next level. Kym is a great host and she’s doing the kind of work that is changing lives!
Really enjoyed chatting with Kym about celiac disease on her podcast. Kym’s compassion and genuine care for the community truly shine through in every conversation. Her approach is thoughtful, and she provides great insight into living with celiac disease while also navigating life as a traveling therapist. It’s refreshing to hear someone blend personal experiences with professional expertise in such a relatable way. Highly recommend giving her podcast a listen!
Kym has such a wealth of knowledge not only about running a private practice, but on how to build a practice that supports and works with your life. If you have the calling to take your life on the road and want your business to come along- Kym and this podcast are essential to helping you get started. Bonus- Kym is funny, kind, down to earth, and great to listen to.
Podcast is helpful for licensed mental health clinicians that travel.
I really wanted to like this podcast, as a traveling therapist myself.
But the sound quality is terrible. The titles and summaries are clearly AI generated. The episodes are not well prepped and the host mostly just says « wow » to everything the guests say.
The host boasts in the intro about her 6 figure income, and I keep hoping she will use some of that income to get a proper microphone and recording set up.
All in all I don’t think the host is thinking a lot about the listener’s experience... more
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The show spotlights therapists who build location-flexible private practices, often blending clinical work with entrepreneurship. Episodes frequently cover cross-border licensing, remote service delivery, and creating multiple income streams to support a nomadic lifestyle. Guests range from private practitioners and clinicians exploring intensive formats like EMDR or retreats, to marketing and business experts helping therapists scale. A standout theme is turning therapy into a sustainable, travel-friendly career through systems, savvy pricing, and compliant remote practice. The host's approachable, practical approach and emphasis on real-world steps makes the content especially useful for clinicians aiming to travel without sacrificing cli... more
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