Posts by Kat Love

You know that sinking feeling when you realize it’s been weeks since your last inquiry came in. Maybe you’ve caught yourself thinking, should I be doing something differently? Or perhaps you’ve been on the struggle bus all year watching your caseload swing wildly from packed to empty. The feast or famine cycle is one of…

You know that sinking feeling when you sit down to work on your practice’s marketing and your mind goes completely blank? Or when you open your laptop with good intentions and three hours later you’ve redesigned your website header, started drafting an Instagram post that you’ll never publish, researched five new networking events you probably…

Sarah stared at her calendar in frustration. She’d spent four hours that week on marketing including responding to referral source emails, updating her Psychology Today profile, posting on Instagram, and following up on networking contacts. Yet her practice was still only 60% full, and that anxiety therapy group she wanted to launch? Still just an…

Growing a therapy practice comes with a unique set of challenges. While you love showing up for the clinical work, the business side of private practice can feel tough. At some point, many successful therapists realize they need marketing support to reach more people who could benefit from their work. Delegating is a good thing.…