Hosted by Heard · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 48 episodes
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Most therapists don't take a business class in graduate school, let alone go on to get their business degree.Without any formal education on how to run a business (because that's what starting a private practice is), they're left to figure it out on their own. Until now.This is Heard Business School. Hosted by Michael Fulwiler, we sit down with private practice owners and industry experts to learn about the business of therapy, together.We'll see you in class.
Heard hosts Heard Business School, a business show with 48 episodes published.
Talking about money makes most therapists uncomfortable, especially when it comes to raising fees. Tiffany McLain , Founder and CEO of Lean In. MAKE BANK., joins Michael Fulwiler to explore how therapists can build finan
What does it take to turn decades of clinical experience into a movement that reshapes therapy around the world? Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman joins Michael Fulwiler to share her personal and professional journey behind co-
Therapists entering the field face a hidden obstacle that can derail their entire career: finding affordable, accessible clinical supervision. Rachel Ledbetter , licensed marriage and family therapist and CEO of Motivo,
What if your love for sneakers, storytelling, and sports could help shape a thriving private practice? Liz Beecroft-Ridgway , licensed clinical social worker and founder of MENTL.SESH , joins Michael Fulwiler to share ho
Leaving community mental health to build a thriving private practice isn’t easy, especially as a young therapist navigating burnout, financial stress, and single motherhood. Danielle Swimm , licensed clinical social work
Many therapists are feeling pressured to adopt the latest tech tools, but what if embracing every new innovation isn’t always in the best interest of your practice? Candice Thompson , a licensed marriage and family thera
Starting a private practice is hard enough. Doing it while honoring your values, managing student debt, and keeping therapy human? That’s something else. Dr. Bryan Harnsberger , a clinical psychologist and co-founder of
Starting and scaling a private practice can feel overwhelming, especially in a rural region with limited resources. Brent Metcalf , a trauma therapist and group practice owner at Tri-Star Counseling , joins Michael Fulwi
Leaving a traditional therapy model can feel risky, but for Dr. Amanda Buduris , it was the shift that transformed her business. Amanda, a licensed psychologist and Brainspotting & EMDR therapist, joins host Michael Fulw
Email marketing might not be the first thing therapists think of when growing a private practice, but it’s a powerful way to build trust and drive referrals. Avivit Fisher , founder of REdD Strategy , joins Michael Fulwi
Building a therapy business takes persistence, creativity, and a willingness to pivot when needed. Whitney Goodman , licensed psychotherapist and founder of Calling Home, joins Michael Fulwiler to share her journey from
A phone hovering above a mattress, a foster care caseload on hold, and a pandemic looming set the unlikely scene for this week’s social work conversation. Basiliso “Bas” Moreno , Host of the Social Work Rants Podcast , j
Building a thriving private practice as a therapist comes with unique challenges, from finding clients to managing finances and maintaining work-life balance. Kelley Stevens , a licensed marriage and family therapist and
Getting out of debt can feel impossible, especially when you're building a therapy practice, managing student loans, and trying to make your work sustainable for the long haul. Jacent Wamala , a licensed marriage and fam
Building a private practice is great. But building one rooted in lived experience is on a whole other level. Christopher Brown , a Marine Corps veteran and EMDR-certified therapist, joins Michael Fulwiler to share his pa
Running a therapy practice while staying true to your values isn’t always easy, especially in a system that often prioritizes profit over people. Paul Fugelsang, founder and executive director of Open Path Psychotherapy
Starting a private practice sounds exciting…until the clients don’t show up. In this episode, Gerald Joseph , licensed clinical social worker and founder of The Capital Therapist , joins Michael Fulwiler to share what it
Navigating the complexities of running a therapy practice today means balancing clinical care with growing administrative demands and emerging technology. Ted Faneuff , a practicing therapist and Head of Clinical Operati
Designing a career on your own terms isn’t easy, especially if it doesn’t exist out there yet. But Dr. Emily Anhalt found a way to do just that. Dr. Emily, clinical psychologist, author, and co-founder of Coa, talks with
Building a successful career in mental health often requires navigating personal challenges, shifting professional goals, and staying adaptable in the face of growing demand. Dr. Joy Harden Bradford , Founder of Therapy
Candice Thompson
Silicon Valley Psychotherapist, TEDx Speaker, and Mental Health Tech Clinical Consultant · CoralBridge Mauritius
2 appearances on this show
Brent Metcalf
Head Coach · Iowa State Wrestling
1 appearance on this show
Whitney Goodman
licensed marriage and family therapist
1 appearance on this show
Jacent Wamala
Wealth and Wellness Coach
1 appearance on this show
Christopher Brown
Psychic Medium, Independent Spiritualist Minister, Reiki master teacher · National Fatherhood Initiative
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford
founder of Therapy for Black Girls · Therapy for Black Girls
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Schwartz
1 appearance on this show
Brian Dixon
Dr. · Hope Books Publishing
1 appearance on this show
Elizabeth Earnshaw
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Alex Auerbach
licensed counseling and sport performance psychologist
1 appearance on this show
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