Posts by Kat Love
Summer Slump? Turn Your Therapy Practice into a Client Magnet with These Marketing Insights
As the summer season is in full swing, therapists in private practice may experience the dreaded summer slump. If your client load decreases, it makes sense if fear and worry starts creeping in. You might start doubting your skills or if the stress of being in private practice is even worth it. The financial stability…
Read MoreEvery Trauma Therapist Needs To Know This: The Levels Of Trauma Awareness
One of the most challenging parts of selling and marketing trauma therapy services is when you have a sense of who you help and how you help them but not being able to clearly define who they are or how to speak to them. It’s common with trauma therapists because while everyone has trauma, most…
Read MoreThe Easy First Step That Helps Therapists Make More Money In Less Time
As a therapist in private practice, have you ever found yourself saying, “I don’t know what to focus on!”“I feel scattered”“I’m always jumping from one task to another”“I don’t know what to do next”“Am I doing enough!?” If yes, you could benefit from setting goals. But not the way that most therapists set goals. Because…
Read More6 Biggest Mistakes Therapists Make When Building An Online Course
An expanded version of my popular, spontaneous Facebook post from last month: Mistake 1: Creating the course by themselves rather than inviting their ideal students into the process to create the course with them Therapists are particularly likely to make this mistake because they know what their clients need. But the problem is, what your…
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