John Clarke from Private Practice Workshop

Private Practice Workshop

Business EN ↓ 228 episodes

This podcast is the only resource you need to learn how to market and grow your business as a counselor, psychologist, or therapist in private practice. Hosted by John Clarke, a licensed psychotherapist, and private practice consultant, this show is packed with powerful and effective techniques that will allow you to build your practice into exactly what you want it to be. If you want targeted marketing advice from a private practitioner who knows what it takes to build a practice, then you've come to the right place!

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John Clarke from Private Practice Workshop

Episodes

How to Make Your Marketing Human with Kat Love #3 13.07.2017 43:50

The work we do as therapists is meaningful, intentional, and client centric—so why would our website be anything less? Sure, anyone can put their name on a webpage with a list of credentials and contact info, but when you are trying to build and market your practice, you might want to consider taking a deeper look at your website design. Yes, the visual aspect of your webpage can change the access...

Building a Strong Brand with Nikki Bonsol #2 13.07.2017 43:39

What do you as a therapist want to be known for? To answer that question, let's ask another: What are you the most passionate about in your practice? In order to build your practice and serve your community, you need to get the word out that you are here, doing amazing things no one else is doing. What better to communicate what you have to offer, than a strong brand. Forming a brand is a slow p...

Embracing Your Inner Narcissist and Using Video to Promote Your Practice: A Conversation with Ernesto Segismundo #1 13.07.2017 47:22

There is a wealth of information online for mental health professionals about how to have a successful private practice. However, one particular type of question keeps cropping up. How am I going to get my next client, how am I going to keep clients coming? The answer is deceptively simple: Marketing. Promoting your practice is a personal and somewhat uncomfortable process, but it is vital if you...