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Welcome to Badass Therapists Building Practices That Thrive , the ultimate resource for mental health professionals ready to step into their power, grow their practices, and create a career they love. I'm Dr. Kate Walker, a Texas LPC/LMFT Supervisor, author, and business strategist who's here to show you the path to success. Formerly Texas Counselors Creating Badass Businesses , we’ve rebranded because, well, we’re way too big for Texas now! This community of badass therapists is growing nationwide, and we’re here to help you create a career and practice you love, no matter where you are. Every week, you'll get practical advice, proven strategies, and motivation to help you build a thriving practice—one that gives you the freedom to live your life on your terms. From mastering marketing to designing scalable systems and becoming a clinical supervisor, this podcast is your roadmap to leveling up without burnout. Hit subscribe and get ready to unlock you
Unknown Host hosts Badass Therapists Building Practices That Thrive, a business show with 199 episodes published.
Business questions will enter the supervision room. That does not mean every business question belongs there. In this episode, Sarah Rivera of La Luz Counseling in San Antonio talks about what happens when an LPC Associa
If you are sitting in supervision every week thinking, Something about this does not feel right , this episode is for you. New associates are expected to enter supervision and somehow know what a good supervision experie
The ACA Code of Ethics is being rewritten, and if you supervise, teach, manage clinicians, or practice counseling, these changes affect you directly. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Bret Hendricks, who served on the
If your caseload feels quiet in September, it's probably because of what you didn't do in July. Every fall, the same pattern shows up. Schools start back, associates finish summer intensives, and suddenly supervisees and
If you've been shopping for supervisor training, don't miss this episode. More than simply a box-checking exercise, the training you complete becomes the foundation for how you guide associates, make ethical decisions, a
Your intake process is doing a lot more than collecting signatures. It is shaping the expectations your clients and supervisees will carry into every interaction that follows. In this episode, I unpack some of the most c
If you listened to the episode for new grads and thought, oh no, that sounds like my supervision setup, this episode is for you. I want to be very clear. There is no shame here. Many supervisors step into this role becau
Most supervisors worry about paperwork last. Licensing boards look at it first. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ashley Durbin to talk about the supervision paperwork that actually matters. We move beyond forms and c
If there is a difficult conversation you've been avoiding, this episode is for you. I know most clinicians do not avoid hard conversations because they don't care. We avoid them because we are not sure how to define the
Most supervisors are comfortable giving feedback. Far fewer have a system for evaluating supervisees. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ashley Stephens Durbin to unpack the difference between feedback and formal evalu
If you work with clients, chances are you are already working with someone who is bisexual or pansexual, whether they have disclosed it to you or not. In this episode, Joyce Miles Jacquote joins me to unpack what bisexua
A hybrid practice can feel flexible and efficient, until the lack of structure starts creating problems. When therapists move between telehealth and in-person sessions without a clear system, small decisions quickly turn
Taxes are not just an April problem. They are shaped by the systems and decisions you build throughout the year. In this episode, I sit down with CPA Alan Pruitt from The Therapist CPA to talk about what therapists often
If you have ever thought about adding a side hustle to your therapy practice, this episode is for you. Not every extra income stream creates freedom. Some create stability and long-term growth. Others quietly drain your
Clinical supervisor readiness is often framed as a confidence issue, but that is not what we see in practice. Most clinicians who consider supervision already have the experience. What they lack is a clear, repeatable st
Private practice is not just about seeing clients. Without consistent referrals and a clear niche, it becomes unpredictable and difficult to sustain. In this episode, I introduce two clinicians from our 2025 Practice Gra
Supervision is not just an extra income stream. Without structure, it becomes an ethical and professional risk. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ashley Stephens Durbin to walk through what it actually looks like to b
Supervision is not just a continuation of clinical work. Without a shift in mindset, it becomes overwhelming and risky. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ashley Stephens Durbin to talk about what it really means to st
Avoiding hard conversations in supervision does not preserve the relationship. It weakens it. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ashley Stephens Durbin to talk about what really gets in the way of addressing issues wit
More clients will not fix a broken business model. It will just exhaust it faster. In this episode, I sit down with business strategist Jenny Melrose to walk through what actually creates sustainable income in a therapy
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