More Than A Therapist

You’ve done the hard work to add additional income streams and build a business. But now that you’re making money, what should you do with it? How much should you put away for taxes? When should you start paying yourself? If these questions make you nervous, our latest episode with Julie Herres will put you at ease.
After supporting hundreds of therapists in private practice through her firm, GreenOak Accounting, Julie is well-versed in the financial needs of clinicians. Take a listen to learn the steps a therapist can take to become confident and knowledgeable about their business finances.

You have fresh ideas that you want to share about mental health... But you're struggling to gain traction. How can you be taken seriously in a world full of wellness coaches, fake news, and tiktok therapy? Danielle Swimm, LCPC, has an answer. In this episode, Danielle provides the formula she used to become a go-to resource for journalists, podcasters, and media professionals seeking trusted mental health clinicians. She shares the resources she used to position herself as a thought leader and improve her rankings online. Tune in and apply her formula for your career.

Everyone talks about the need to have a strong brand. But what does that mean? Former marketing guru turned therapist, Elisha-Rio Apilado, LPC, ATR-P joins the show to teach the foundations of developing a strong brand that will attract aligned clients – whether for private practice, new products, or consulting opportunities. Tune in and learn how to develop a clear, unique brand as a therapist.

Kiaundra Jackson, LMFT envisioned helping 1 MILLION couples. She knew she wouldn’t be able to reach every couple from her therapy office. But her goal felt more attainable when she was featured as a mental health expert on local news segments and nationally syndicated tv shows. In this episode of More Than A Therapist, Kiaundra shares how she went from unpaid speaking engagements to becoming a highly sought-after media personality.

More and more, therapists are entering the coaching industry. With so many options like self-paced courses, group coaching, or individual programs, it can be hard to know where to start. Annie Schuessler, a therapist and business coach, shares how therapists can launch their first program in a market that continues to transform.

The More Than A Therapist limited series returns on August 17th.

You’ll meet a new group of therapists with stories of launching apps, online coaching programs, and becoming media experts on national television.

Plus, we’ll have clinicians teach you the ins and outs of branding and how to position yourself as a thought leader in mental health.

These episodes are about exposing you to new career paths. But more importantly, helping you learn how to STAND OUT and claim your space as a knowledgeable professional with your own special sauce. Tune in next Thursday.

Davia Roberts shares why you don’t need to wait for ‘perfect’ before moving forward with your passions. Take a listen to the final episode of season one.

Are you ready to launch a new idea, brand, or company? Before you have a single customer, you’re going to want to hear what business lawyer, Yasmine Salem-Hamdan, has to say. Tune in so you can take steps to legally protect yourself.

Ever thought about writing a book? Jor-El Caraballo, LMHC shares his journey to writing and publishing The Shadow Work Workbook. Listen to discover his tips for aspiring authors.

School counselors are often pigeonholed to exclusively work with young students. But Dr. Carrie Champ Morera knew that she wanted to explore other areas of mental health. Listen to her story of transitioning from public schools to digital health and suggestions for how fellow therapists can do the same.

Kenya Crawford, LMHC believes that therapists make some of the most amazing consultants. Therapists know how to gather information (intake), pinpoint the main concern (diagnosis), and develop a clear plan to address their needs (treatment plan). Tune in to learn Kenya’s path to consulting and how you can make your first step on a similar journey.

It’s time for therapists to break into the world of tech. Dr. David Cooper shares how he pivoted from individual therapy to creating mental health apps and becoming a clinical strategy director for a major tech company. Tune in and learn how therapists can carve out careers in digital health.