On the Wise Practice Podcast, I sat down with Google Ads expert Brandon Grill to talk about what makes Google Ads work for therapists, what causes them to fail, and how to know whether your practice is actually ready to start investing in them.

In this episode, I’m joined by Mary Walker of Simplified SEO Consulting to break down Google Search Console and show practice owners how to use it to understand what’s happening with their website. We look at real data from my own counseling practice, including impressions, clicks, search queries, average position, and which pages are gaining or losing traction.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, I sat down with Justin Ith, co-founder and CEO of Aria, a practice automation platform for growing group practices. Justin has spent years working in healthcare technology and revenue cycle management, but what really drew me to his work is why he chose to focus on therapists.

In this episode, I’m wrapping up our four-part series by talking about what I think so many practice owners are really missing: implementation and accountability.

In this solo episode, I’m sharing 10 mistakes I regularly see practice owners make, including trying to do everything themselves, making decisions based on emotions instead of data, chasing shiny objects, waiting too long to hire, and avoiding difficult conversations.

In this episode, I’m sharing the 12 key performance indicators, or KPIs, that every private practice owner should be tracking. These numbers can help you identify problems earlier, make calculated decisions, understand whether your marketing is paying off, and create more consistent growth in your practice.

In this episode, I’m talking about why community may be the missing piece in your practice growth. I’m sharing how support, accountability, and honest feedback changed my own journey from solo practice owner to group practice leader.

In this episode, I’m sharing five habits I consistently see in effective practice owners. We’re talking about staying consistent, developing leaders instead of simply managing employees, knowing your numbers, expecting change, and staying grounded in your faith.

In this solo episode, I’m sharing honestly about the fear, stress, uncertainty, and pressure so many practice owners are carrying right now. From shifting caseloads and money worries to personal grief, leadership challenges, and the weight of caring for a team, this season has felt like a lot.

Marketing your practice does not have to mean spending a fortune and hoping something works. Y’all, I know how overwhelming marketing can feel when you are already running a business, leading a team, seeing clients, and trying to have a life outside of work. That is why I loved this conversation with Joshua Brummel from Therapy Flow.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, I’m joined again by Neal Samudre, founder of Sambright, to talk about what practice owners really need to know before they decide to start, stop, or change their marketing strategy.

Before you cut another expense in your practice, ask yourself this: what is it costing you not to have it?

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, I’m joined by Julie Herres, founder of GreenOak Accounting, to talk about making wise money decisions in your private practice.

In this episode, Amy Dover wraps up her Wise Practice Podcast takeover with a conversation for Christian practice owners who feel called to build something bigger but are tired of carrying it all by themselves.

In this episode, Amy Dover is taking over the podcast again as part of her June series on group practice ownership. Amy is a licensed marriage and family therapist, owner of Dover Counseling Services in southeastern Alabama, and a Wise Practice consultant with over a decade of experience building and leading a group practice.

In this episode, Amy shares the story of hiring her first clinician, the mistakes she made early on, and what she wishes someone had told her before she stepped into the role of employer and leader.

This episode is for the practice owner who looks like they’re holding it all together but feels alone behind the scenes.

I’m usually the one asking the questions around here… but in this episode, Laura Long flips the script and interviews me about something I know so many of y’all are thinking about right now:

What does it actually look like to build income streams beyond the therapy room?

In this special Wise Practice podcast takeover, Laura Long joins the show to talk about multiple income streams for therapists, how to know when you’re ready to expand, and why “passive income” usually isn’t as passive as social media makes it sound.

In this episode, I’m sitting down with Beth Rontal, a clinical social worker and documentation expert who has helped thousands of therapists turn their clinical work into clear, compliant notes that actually protect their practice and their income. But what we really get into is something so many of us wrestle with and don’t always say out loud… the guilt around getting paid.

In this episode, I’m sitting down with Jenny Melrose to talk about what it really looks like to build something outside the therapy room that actually works. Not just more content. Not just more followers. But a strategy that leads to real growth.