Welcome back to The Wise Practice Podcast! In this episode, we have the pleasure of chatting with entrepreneur and author Mike Michalowicz about finding the best-fit therapist for your practice. Mike is the brilliant mind behind several multimillion-dollar companies and the author of popular business books like Profit First and Clockwork.

James Marland brings over 18 years of experience in the mental health industry and shares his valuable insights on hiring and managing virtual assistants.

Welcome back to the Wise Practice Podcast! In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Michael Dietrich-Chastain, an expert on peak performance in the workplace. Michael is the CEO of Arc Integrated, a leadership development and organizational consulting firm based in Asheville, North Carolina. He's worked with various CEOs and leaders to transform company cultures, and his writing has been featured in reputable publications like Time, Money, Entrepreneur, and The Washington Post. His mission is to create and maintain purpose-driven organizations that elevate the consciousness of all involved.

Welcome to the Wise Practice podcast, where we explore the evolving landscape of therapy and provide insights for modern therapists. In this episode, we dive into the topic of ethical practices in faith-based therapy. Our host Whitney Owens, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Katie Vernoy and Curt Widhalm, focusing on the challenges therapists face when integrating faith into their practice while ensuring ethical standards are upheld. Let's explore the key takeaways from their discussion.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, host Whitney Owens interviews Allison Puryear, a therapist, and owner of the Abundance Practice Building. They discuss the importance of having fun in your business and personal life. Whitney introduces Allison as someone who brings fun and excitement to her work and always puts her family first.

Building a private practice can be a daunting task, especially when we realize that we didn't learn how to run a business during our college or graduate school years. However, it is essential to explore additional sources of income to foster creativity and avoid burnout. These extra streams of revenue not only provide a safety net but also open doors to new opportunities and avenues for growth. 

Welcome to another episode of the Wise Practice Podcast! In today's conversation, Dawn Gabriel and Whitney Owens discuss the significance of soul care for therapists. They delve into their personal experiences and offer insights into how therapists can prioritize their own well-being while caring for others. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and join us as we explore this important topic.

In this episode, we have an exciting guest, Katie Reid, who is not only a keynote speaker at the Wise Practice Summit but also a remarkable individual. Katie shares her story about starting a coaching business. Discover some valuable insights! and tips in this content packed conversation.

In this episode of The Wise Practice Podcast therapists Whitney Owens, Kate Campbell, and Katie Lemieux dive into the crucial topic of how to effectively turn inquiries, calls, and emails into actual clients. They share their personal experiences of struggling with this aspect of their businesses and provide valuable insights on how to navigate it successfully.

Welcome to the Wise Practice Podcast! In this special episode, host Whitney Owens is joined by Danica Wolf, the COO of Simplified SEO Consulting. When it comes to outsourcing SEO or learning it yourself, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. It ultimately depends on your goals, resources, and willingness to invest time and energy.

Welcome back to the Wise Practice Podcast! In this episode, Whitney Owens interviews her special guest Julia Nepini.  Julia is a clinical and forensic social worker who owns Compassionate Counseling Company, a counseling practice in southeastern Massachusetts. She also runs a consulting business called Compassionate Consulting Company, where she helps clinicians start, expand, and diversify their practices.

In this episode, Whitney Owens interviews Alison Pidgeon, an expert in group practice and business ownership. They discuss the topic of expanding office space and the considerations that come with it. Alison shares valuable insights and tips based on her experience as a group practice owner with multiple locations.

Russell Jones states that "all people have some sense of spirituality," and that therapists should integrate this aspect into their practice. Owens agrees, stating that "it's important that we honor the spiritual aspect of our client's lives," as it can provide valuable insight into their mental health.

In this episode of the Wise Practice podcast, Whitney Owens sits down with Laura Long, licensed marriage and family therapist, clinical supervisor, and business coach at yourbadasstherapypractice.com. Laura's off-the-cuff coaching style, sense of humor, and ability to keep it real has helped therapists become better business owners and grow their practices without losing their minds.

In this podcast episode, Whitney Ownes and Kelly Lynch discuss the importance of self-care and how it can help individuals get unstuck in their personal and professional lives. Kelly introduces the POWER acronym as a way to get unstuck, which stands for Pause, Observe and Organize, Work the problem, Express the Impact, and Recovery. She also explains the 5 B's of self-care - Brain, Body, Bonds, Beliefs, and Behaviors - as a system for teaching self-care in a memorable way. Throughout the episode, Kelly provides practical advice and examples for implementing these concepts in daily life.

The Wise Practice Podcast recently featured Julie Herres, an expert on using Profit First for private practices. Whitney Owens and Julie discussed how Christian therapists can use Profit First to grow their businesses while still maintaining their faith.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, host Whitney Owens interviewed David Frank, a financial planner who specializes in working with therapists. During the discussion, they covered various topics related to wealth, financial planning, and the intersection of faith-based counseling and wealth.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens interviews Joshua Brummel, co-founder of Therapy Flow, about the dos and don'ts of paid marketing advertising in counseling practices.

In this episode of Wise Practice, Whitney Owens and Jane Carter discuss the concept of mindset and its impact on therapy practice owners. You don’t have to drink the bad Kool-Aid.

The Wise Practice Podcast features guest speaker Gordon Brewer, an LMFT and owner of the Practice of Therapy Podcast and the PsychCraft Network. Brewer talks about the benefits of podcasting for businesses and private practice owners.