Building a successful private practice can be an arduous journey. As clinicians, we face numerous challenges around the topic of money. In this episode we will delve into the stories shared by Whitney Owens, exploring her struggles and the valuable lessons she learned along the way. These stories shed light on the transformative power of money and the importance of letting go.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens shares her experiences with toxic relationships and offers insight on how to navigate such situations, emphasizing the importance of self-compassion, acceptance, and healthy boundaries.

Drawing from personal experiences and reflections, we delve into the deeper aspects of leadership that impact your practice and personal growth.

In today's society, scaling is often seen as the ultimate measure of success. We are encouraged to constantly grow, expand, and do more. However, when it comes to private practice, scaling should not be seen as a one-size-fits-all solution. It is important to evaluate whether scaling is truly necessary and aligns with your goals and values.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens is joined by Brent Stutzman, the owner of Brand Your Practice, a media company aimed at helping therapists become smarter practice owners. Brent shares his priceless knowledge about the critical metrics to track in your practice and discusses the three essential dashboards every group practice owner needs to monitor.

A key focus of the conversation is the power of group therapy, especially in creating supportive communities. Carrie shares her guidance on how to run groups effectively, emphasizing the importance of consistency and persistence.

Join Whitney Owens as she guides us through the Wise Practice Community—a sanctuary for therapists seeking to align their business with their faith. Whitney's passion for community and growth is the cornerstone of this episode, where she shares the myriad of ways to engage with her and the community she's nurtured.

In this enlightening episode of the “Wise Practice Podcast,” Whitney Owens, a seasoned therapist and faith-based practice consultant, sits down with the dynamic duo, Colleen and Shaun Wenner. With Colleen boasting 29 years of marriage experience and both bringing a unique blend of wisdom and confidence, they discuss the journey of their counseling world partnership and the growth of their practice, New Heights Counseling.

In this episode of the "Wise Practice Podcast," host Whitney Owens, a seasoned therapist and faith-based practice consultant, engages in a candid conversation with Bryan Purcell. Bryan, at the early stages of his practice, delves into the emotional rollercoaster of starting a practice and the challenges of marketing it effectively.

In today's episode, we delve deep into one of the most pressing challenges faced by therapy practices: hiring and effectively integrating new therapists. As practices grow and evolve, ensuring a steady influx of skilled therapists becomes paramount. Yet, the journey from identifying potential hires to ensuring they have a full caseload is riddled with complexities. Join Whitney Owens as she offers invaluable insights and practical advice to Heidi Schnakenberg, navigating the intricate maze of hiring and filling caseloads. Whether you're a seasoned practice owner or just starting out, this episode promises to shed light on the intricacies of expanding your team and ensuring success for both your practice and your therapists.

Hey there, wonderful readers! We all dream of having a little extra cash in our pockets, don't we? Today, let's dive into the exciting world of adding more streams of income. It's like having multiple baskets of golden eggs! 🌟

In this enlightening episode of the "Wise Practice Podcast," host Whitney Owens engages in a profound conversation with Christie Orosz, LPCC-S, about the significance of integrating faith into counseling practices. Christie, a passionate advocate for the marriage relationship, emphasizes the importance of alignment in values, especially when it comes to the sanctity of marriage. She believes that the bond between two individuals is foundational for personal health, child-rearing, and professional life.

In this enlightening episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, host Whitney Owens engages in a thoughtful conversation with Jeremy Sharp, a consultant and podcast host who specializes in psychological testing and assessment. Jeremy brings a unique perspective to the table, sharing his experiences with hosting retreats aimed at professionals in the testing field.

In this enriching episode of the "Wise Practice Podcast", host Whitney Owens engages in a profound conversation with Mor Goldberger, an associate MFT working towards her license and an MBA graduate based in Berkeley, California. This episode is a treasure trove of knowledge for therapists navigating the intricacies of discussing finances with clients.

In this episode, Whitney and Diana paint a vivid tapestry of experiences that explores the life journey of a BIPOC therapist, touching upon topics like personal resilience, fostering diversity in practice, and the intricate dance between cognitive behavioral therapy and cross-cultural sensitivities.

Whether you're a seasoned practice owner with a growing team of therapists or a newcomer to the world of private practice, onboarding new therapists is a crucial process that sets the stage for success. In this blog post, we'll explore valuable insights shared by Nathan Hawkins and Aaron Potratz from their experience in group practice and their podcast, "Shrink Think," on the Wise Practice Podcast.

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, your host, Whitney Owens, takes the mic for a solo show. With honesty and a deep connection to faith, Whitney shares her personal journey of facing challenges and finding strength amidst the storms of private practice. She reflects on the power of community, the significance of embracing dark moments, and the transformation that emerges on the other side. As a counselor and leader, she delves into the idea that difficulties often precede breakthroughs and that acknowledging our weaknesses can lead to profound growth.

Host Whitney Owens is joined by Leo DeBroeck, the founder of the Counselor's Choice Award. They discuss how this award recognizes counseling products, therapy tools, and ethical private practices.

This week we delve deep into expanding your practice in a manner that may catch you off guard. I am your host, Whitney Owens, and today we are joined by two extraordinary guests - Stephanie Korpal and Christy Pennison. Prepare yourself to uncover the untapped potential of collaboration as we embark on this journey through their shared wisdom.