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Therapy Marketing: READ THIS FIRST
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Therapy Marketing: READ THIS FIRST

In this blog, Kelly Higdon discusses how you can create a personalized, strengths-based marketing strategy for your private practice by focusing on authenticity and self-trust instead of relying on one-size-fits-all approaches and outsourcing.

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Social Media and Your Private Practice

Social Media and Your Private Practice

As we continue to develop new ways to communicate and share our experiences, there are more opportunities to reduce mental health stigma. Platforms like Facebook and Instagram could be exactly what you need to get your message out to the world, and now’s your time to share it.

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Private Practice and YouTube: Is it a Good Platform for Marketing?

Private Practice and YouTube: Is it a Good Platform for Marketing?

If you’ve been following us, then you probably know the value of marketing your practice on social media platforms where you can best connect with your ideal clients.

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn — you’ve either heard of them or are already using them to share valuable content with your audience…but what about YouTube?

You have a lot to offer as a mental health professional, and you DON’T have to restrict yourself to written posts, Stories, or other shortform video content to serve your community.

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Creating an Authentic Practice and Serving Value-Aligned Clients with Shannon
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Creating an Authentic Practice and Serving Value-Aligned Clients with Shannon

Shannon, LCSWA, provides anxiety, depression, and trauma treatment to clients in Fayetteville, North Carolina and the state of NC (she offers fully remote/telehealth services). Her specialties include talk therapy and EMDR for clients within the millennial age range.

Prior to the Bootcamp program, Shannon felt “aimless” and accepted unaligned clients out of fear, lacking clarity about business processes and her vision for the future. Now, she’s confident in referring out clients who aren’t a good fit and is able to be her authentic self, frequently attracting new value-aligned clients interested in her favorite method of therapy.

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“BST was the best investment I have made in myself. I went from working 45-50 hours per week to working 25 hrs, doubling my income,” Cyndi

What if this really could change everything?

You don’t have to decide today.

Just get on the interest list and we’ll walk you through what Business School for Therapists is, what it includes, and how it’s helped thousands of therapists get their life (and income) back.