This article delves into practical tips and insights on how therapists can sustain their vitality and enthusiasm in their profession, focusing on how to avoid burnout as a therapist.

Transitioning from being a therapist to a therapist business coach represents a significant and rewarding shift for many professionals in the mental health field. This allows for expanding one’s impact and applying one’s expertise in new, creative ways that diverge from traditional therapy practices.

Interested in referral marketing, but don’t know where to start? You’re in luck! You can consider this blog post your crash course on the topic.

If you’re starting your own private practice this year, I want to first commend you! This is hard work, but you’ve risen to the challenge; congrats! I also have some advice to share based on my experiences starting my own practice and helping others run theirs.

Owning your own private practice comes with many benefits–one of them being the freedom to set your own schedule and change your rates. In this guide, I’m going to walk you through how to adjust those two factors so you can pay yourself $100,000 a year after taxes in 2024.

In today’s post, I am going to share some of the benefits of specialization, how to decide on a niche, and some tips for niche marketing on social media.

Are you hoping to grow your practice through digital marketing? Service Engine Optimization is one of the most popular and effective ways to go about doing that.

If you’re a mental health therapist, a mom and running a business: this is the blog for you.

The most overwhelming part of your practice-building journey? The beginning. Check out my 4 steps to getting started.

Lindsay Bryan Podvin on Everything You Need to Know about Finances in Your Practice. Podcast with Danielle Swimm and Lindsay Bryan-Podvin .