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Hosted by Camille McDaniel, LPC · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 99 episodes
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Welcome to the Christ in Private Practice Podcast, a space for Christian mental health professionals seeking to do business and counseling God's Way. Whether you're unsure how to integrate your faith into your work or you already offer faith-based services, this podcast is for you.
Camille McDaniel, LPC hosts Christ in Private Practice, a health show with 99 episodes published.
1 CE What happens when a client tells you something deeply concerning, but they don’t sound concerned? No tears. No trembling. No obvious anxiety. Maybe they laugh, minimize what happened, or tell the story in the same m
Many clinicians receive little or no training on how to market themselves ethically while still building a thriving practice. In this 1 CE continuing education episode, Camille McDaniel, LPC, explores how counselors can
Can you faithfully practice as a Christian clinician in a workplace that doesn't seem to understand your worldview? Many counselors wrestle with questions about faith integration, organizational policies, and professiona
Can sincere faith ever become entangled with anxiety? In this episode, we examine scrupulosity (religious OCD), a form of obsessive compulsive disorder in which intrusive thoughts and urges like, repeated confession, rea
What happens when one of counseling's most researched relationship-based therapies is examined through a biblical worldview? In this episode of the Summer Faith Integration Skills Lab, we're exploring Interpersonal Psych
Not every biblical truth should be shared the moment it comes to mind. In this CE episode of Christ in Private Practice , we explore one of the most overlooked clinical skills in faith integration: timing . You'll learn
The Summer Faith Integration Skills Lab begins! We kick off a special 9-part series designed to help Christian mental health professionals confidently and ethically integrate faith into counseling. This series will take
Recent legal developments involving Christian counselors have sparked conversations across the mental health profession about ethics, faith integration, client autonomy, professional boundaries, and counselor speech. Whi
Many clinicians feel caught between secular frameworks, ethical responsibilities, biblical convictions, and client autonomy. But what if there’s a third option beyond compromise or confrontation? In this week's episode o
Major changes are happening across the mental health landscape. From reimbursement shifts and insurance developments to evolving referral patterns and growing competition from large platforms, many therapists and private
Same Words, Different Meanings: Ethical Communication and Spiritual Language in Clinical Practice Have you ever found yourself assuming you knew what a client meant by a particular word... only to discover later that you
In this episode of Christ in Private Practice, Camille McDaniel, LPC, explores one of the biggest tensions many Christian clinicians are quietly wrestling with: how to remain ethically grounded while also remaining true
🎓 This episode qualifies for 1 CE credit hour. Some conversations in the counseling room are uncomfortable… not because therapists lack compassion, but because they’re trying to navigate truth, ethics, faith, accountabi
What happens when the person teaching others about boundaries and burnout realizes they are pushing too hard themselves? In this honest and deeply personal episode of Christ in Private Practice , Camille McDaniel shares
Eating disorders are often misunderstood, even within the counseling field. In this episode, Camille McDaniel, LPC sits down with licensed marriage and family therapist Chantia Sturman, LMFT to unpack what clinicians sho
There’s something shifting in the field of mental health and it’s not being talked about enough. In this episode, we explore the growing presence of spirituality in therapy, not just from clients, but from clinicians the
Internal Family Systems (IFS) is one of the most popular therapy models today, but have we slowed down enough to examine what it actually teaches? In this episode of Christ in Private Practice , we take a thoughtful and
Can you be a Christian therapist without telling your clients? The answer might seem simple… but what happens when faith comes up after the relationship has already been established? In this episode, we walk through a re
There’s a question that continues to surface in the mental health field and depending on how you answer it, it can shape the way you move forward in this profession. Can you refer a client out because of a value conflict
Why are so many therapists exhausted right now and what’s really going on beneath it? In this episode, we break down the difference between fatigue, overwhelm, and true burnout and why mislabeling what you’re experiencin
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