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I spent this weekend at the the dynamic International Women’s Success Conference hosted by Dr. Stacia and Ariana Pierce. I learned so much about to how profit from my passion and how to have success in my business. Today I want to share some of the golden nuggets I got from the conference, that can […]
Join your friend Jeanette as she sits down with licensed therapist, author, and podcast host Monica Dicristina. Monica is the host of the podcast Still Becoming and runs her private practice out of Atlanta. She and Jeanette discuss the benefits of slowing down in our overwhelming lives. What are the signs that we need to slow down? How do we do it? Listen in as they break down these questions and more!
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If you enjoyed my post "What I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Nutrition Private Practice", you'll love part 2 "Tips for Running a Nutrition Private Practice" packed with the lessons I've learned in the last year!
As many of you know, my private practice is a relatively new professional development for me and it has certainly been an amazing...
Taking insurance as a therapist changed my life completely. How did I do it? All by continuing to take insurance in my private practice, switching to telehealth, and doing my own billing. If I can do it, you can do it too! And it doesn’t take nearly as long each week as you think. Here is a great way to get started. Download this worksheet for FREE. Check it out! #insurancebilling #teletherapist #privatepractice #therapists #billing #billlikeaboss
Background As an accredited book and archives conservator in private practice, I frequently receive requests for work opportunities from keen students from all over the world. I myself had benefited greatly from work placements and internships both during, and immediately following the completion of, my master’s degree and I am still in contact with the…
I’ve been a private practice owner for about 10 years now and one of my favorite things to do is decorate my office to create a calming, beautiful healing space for my clients. These are some of my favorite items that have stood the test of time. Check them out! #therapist #therapy #privatepractice #decor #officeinterior #officedesignideas
There are six primary roadblocks that prevent therapists from building a private pay online therapy practice. This is a quick tip sheet to work through each! The number one question that I get BY FAR from telehealth therapists is, “How do I get private pay clients for my online therapy practice
I’ve been a registered dietitian nutritionist in private practice for over 28 years now. Wow, hard to believe. And a lot has changed in the industry in the last 28 years. When I first got out of school and opened my business, I was mostly treating patients for medical conditions using nutrition therapy. These conditions […]
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Season 3 Episode 9
I identify as mixed-race and practice Hinduism. My mother was born in Tanzania but identifies as Indian. My father is originally from the north of England, near Manchester. My parents had a secret relationship for around two years. It had to be kept private as my mothers’ family was setting her up f
Is an Intensive Comprehensive Aphasia Program (ICAP) right for me?The answer is… Maybe. I know, I know- I offer an ICAP as part of my private practice, shouldn’t I try to sell the heck out of it? Nope. No way. It’s just not right for every person. So when is it the right choice? The basic requirements to be a good candidate to benefit from an ICAP are explained below. You have to be able to ‘tolerate’ 3-4 hours of therapy at a time. I know it might sound like exactly what you want, but
My guest today says that spiritual and paranormal experiences can open perspective and improve psychological health. The Rev. Karen E. Herrick shares what she’s learned about this intersection through many years of clinical practice and in her personal experience. She says you are not alone in meeting life’s challenges. Regardless of your situation, spiritual and paranormal resources are here, now, for you to call on. You can use them to change things for the better. --------- Rev. Karen E. Herrick, PhD, completed her Masters degree at Rutgers University, and her PhD in Social Work at Union Institute and University. For thirty years, she has shared her clinical expertise in private practice and by lecturing on dysfunctional, addictive homes; dissociation; and grief and loss from a Jungian perspective. Dr. Herrick's decades of research consist of paranormal experiences that have been widely reported and appear to be fairly common. These phenomena have been the subject of psychical research for well over a century. She's the author of Psychology of the Soul and the Paranormal. Find out more at kareneherrick.com.
