Whitney Owens interviews Neil Samudray, founder of Entrecare and the group practice Enjoyco. The discussion centers around taking risks in private practice, especially within faith-based practices, and how to navigate the growing pressures and changes in the mental health industry.

"The Enneagram for Teens" by Ainsley Britain offers a unique and valuable tool for therapists working with adolescent clients. The book’s accessible format, engaging visuals, and relatable content make it an excellent resource for helping teens explore their identity and navigate their relationships.

In the latest episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens sits down with Chuck DeGroat, a therapist, pastor, and author, to discuss the profound journey of healing trauma and the challenges faced by faith-based therapists. Chuck shares insights from his upcoming book, Healing What's Within, and reflects on his work with trauma, narcissism, and the church.

Transitioning when a therapist leaves your practice can be a challenging and emotional process. However, handling it with grace can ensure that both the practice and the departing therapist can move forward positively. Here are five key steps to help you navigate this transition smoothly.

Purchasing the building was a challenging endeavor that took nearly six months. Through all the challenges, I was reminded that faith involves waiting on God’s timing.

Navigating the complexities of insurance billing and credentialing requires careful planning and attention to detail. By avoiding common pitfalls and managing tasks effectively, therapy practice owners can streamline their operations and focus on providing quality care to their patients.

Running a successful therapy practice involves more than just providing excellent care to your clients; it also requires attracting new clients to keep your business thriving. In today's digital age, effective online marketing strategies can make all the difference. One of the most powerful tools available is Google Ads. Recently, the Wise Practice Podcast hosted John Sanders from Revkey to discuss the nuances and advantages of using Google Ads for therapy practices. Let's dive into some of the key points from their insightful conversation.

Join Whitney Owens as she converses with Michael Ashford, Director of Marketing at The Receptionist. Discover actionable tips on boosting efficiency in your practice and learn how the receptionist app can streamline operations, from patient check-ins to fostering team culture. Elevate your business with insights directly from the experts!

Thrizer ensures therapists can focus on what they do best—providing excellent care—while clients can access affordable therapy without financial stress.

In the latest episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens discusses common mistakes therapists make when purchasing or leasing office space. Special guest Colin Carr, founder and CEO of Carr, shares valuable insights and practical advice

In this episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens, a group practice owner and faith-based practice consultant, interviews Cameisha Brewer, a therapist, speaker, and author. They discuss practical strategies for therapists to build relationships with pastors and churches, emphasizing the importance of genuine connection and service over immediate business goals.

Starting a group practice is a significant step for any solo practice owner. It's a decision that can expand your reach, increase your revenue, and allow you to help more people. However, it's not a step to be taken lightly. Amy Dover, a seasoned group practice owner and consultant, shared her insights on the essential questions you need to ask yourself before embarking on this journey. Here’s a summary of her advice from the Wise Practice Podcast.

In this blog post, we'll dive into the insightful conversation between Whitney Owens, a group practice owner and faith-based practice consultant, and David Sturgess, who shares his journey from therapist to a thriving solo practice owner.

Spiritual abuse is a form of trauma that occurs when a person’s faith or religious beliefs are manipulated, often by trusted leaders or community members. Chris Conley, a clinical director and doctoral student, explains it well: “When you have a relationship or a trust and that relationship is manipulated or taken advantage of to another person's harm.”

In a recent episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens explored the transformative power of integrative healthcare in business with Jessica Nemecz, CEO of Two Roads Wellness Clinic. Their discussion provided invaluable insights for healthcare professionals seeking to merge conventional and alternative medicine to enhance patient care.

In today's rapidly evolving world, managing finances, especially from a Christian perspective, takes more than mere calculation; it demands a conscious integration of faith into our financial decisions. In the latest episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, Whitney Owens delves into this complex topic with seasoned financial expert Ralph V. Estep. Through their conversation, we uncover valuable insights on melding faith with financial management for Christian practice owners.

In the ever-evolving landscape of therapy and counseling, finding personal growth and success as a faith-based practice owner can be a challenging yet fulfilling journey. In a recent episode of the Wise Practice Podcast, therapist Alaina Smith shared her experience of growth, community, and faith in her practice, Mariposa Counseling and Mariposa Recovery. Let's delve into her inspiring story and how being part of a supportive community has shaped her path towards success.

In the world of private therapy practice, there comes a time when practitioners may consider transitioning from accepting insurance payments to operating on a private pay basis. This shift can come with its challenges and opportunities, as highlighted in a recent live consulting session on the Wise Practice Podcast with therapist Patricia Boyce and host Whitney Owens.

Whitney Owens had an engaging conversation with Liz Fava, the owner and director of Fava Counseling Associates, about the journey and challenges of transitioning from running a solo therapy practice to managing a group practice.