Stay ConnectedHealers are often drawn to this work because of their own histories and emotional pain. the only way to thrive and avoid burnout while we help others heal is to do our own healing.
On this podcast, Annie Schuessler-Zam talks to all kinds of healers as they share vulnerable stories about pain, healing and growth.
Dr. JaNaè Taylor was terrified at the idea of claiming her niche. Then she realized she wanted to create a new space for her community more than she wanted to be the catchall therapist. Listen as JaNae dives into the steps she took to step into full-time private practice and then begin a podcast and a movement called "Minding My Black Business."
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Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/janae-taylor
Bianca is on a mission to destigmatize therapy, fight shame and help people get the help they need. She's discovered that video is the most fun and natural way for her to market her practice and educate people about mental health. Listen as Bianca dives into her personal journey of putting herself out there MUCH more in the past year. She's got some advice for therapists who are ready to put themselves out there as well.
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Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/bianca-hughes
Who are you? What is it about you that you'd like to be known for? How is it you want to speak to your clients? These are some of the questions Nam Rindani encourages therapists to dive into before they start "marketing" their practices. Listen as she shares how she uses the internet completely differently than practice building coaches usually advise. And listen to how well it works. This conversation will help you look at yourself and your business in profoundly new ways.
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Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/nam-rindani
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What's a better fit for you: group or solo practice? Wesley Little talks about why she chose to be a member of a group practice. It's about collaboration and mentorship. It's NOT because she hates marketing or couldn't make it on her own. She's great at marketing and could run a solo practice if she wanted to. She's got great advice for group practice owners and those considering creating group practices about how to be a leader and retain excellent clinicians. Listen as Wesley Ann shares her journey in putting herself out there and creating a blog for therapists.
Topics Discussed In This Episode:
Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/wesley-anne-little
Do you want to do more than just sessions in your office? Robbin Rockett is building an empire the smart way. She's creating valuable content, listening carefully to her right fit clients, and adjusting her offers to respond to what they need and want most. She's also leveraging her superpowers by focusing on what she does best and enjoys most. Listening to Robbin will make you think more creatively about your business.
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Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/robbin-rockett
Think you're supposed to have it all together as a business person and therapist? Believe you're supposed to project a polished image to the world in all of your marketing? Patricia Young reminds us that vulnerability and showing up real, are better ways to go. Our clients don't want us to be perfect. They want us to be human. Listen as Patricia talks about the challenges and joys of putting herself out there, taking risks, and sharing her real journey.
Topics Discussed In This Episode:
Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/patricia-young
What's it like for a therapist to live with a chronic illness or other health issues? Lauren talks about training to become a therapist while learning that she had Multiple Sclerosis about three years ago. She shares the deep changes she went through in how she sees herself, her business, and therapy. Whether you're dealing with health issues or not, you'll find tons of great ideas and wisdom from this conversation.
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Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/lauren-selfridge
Got a plan for your business? Sometimes things change and your plan has to change quickly. Georgia was set to start her therapy practice in her new city, LA, but getting licensed was taking longer than she had expected. She made a fast pivot and opened a practice as a sexuality and relationship coach instead. Listen as Georgia describes all the brave steps she took, from getting publicity to networking at multi-industry events.
Topics Discussed In This Episode:
Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/georgia-hill
You may have heard that it takes years to build and fill your private practice. That doesn't have to be true for you. Albert breaks down exactly how he built his practice to the point of having a waitlist after 8 months. Listen as he dives into the mindset, strategy, and actions that got him there.
Topics Discussed In This Episode:
Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/albert-pignataro
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Have you ever considered adding coaching to your services? Pat is a licensed psychologist who works as a coach rather than a therapist. She shares why she loves coaching and how she built a coaching practice focused on helping people get on track with their finances.
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Show notes at http://coachingwithannie.com/podcast/pat-chambers
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