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Unknown Host hosts Private Practice Skills, a business show with 132 episodes published.
Just a fun episode of "would you rather...?" therapist edition. I hope you have fun listening! Thank you to Paubox for sponsoring this episode. Paubox makes HIPAA-secure email and forms easy and streamlined. Check them o
Though our clinical skills are clearly the meat and potatoes of our work, private practice also involves a number of important non-clinical skills as well. In this episode, I share my most-used non-clinical skills in pri
We’re continuing our “fundamentals of therapy” series today and taking a closer look at empathy. We all know how central empathy is to the therapeutic process, but we don’t always talk about how to practice becoming more
Many of us can get caught up on figuring out how to set our rate in private practice. Do we just make up a random number? Do we charge whatever other people seem to be charging? In this episode, I share the same rate cal
A step-by-step guide on how I would market my practice if I were starting from scratch in 2026. Free Checklist: Start a Private Practice in Counseling: https://tinyurl.com/y9ek9en8 Links Mentioned: Last Week’s episode: "
With all the changes in the therapy profession and private practice lately, I’ve heard folks wonder if it’s possible to have a successful private practice in 2026. I do wholeheartedly believe it’s still possible! But I d
2026 Marie interviews 2012 Marie (the year I started private practice). Which do you prefer more? Thank you to Paubox for sponsoring this episode. Paubox makes HIPAA-secure email and forms easy and streamlined. Check the
The land of Big Tech Therapy has been making headlines. I cover some of them in this episode. *The links shared below are a reference only and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Marie Fang, Private Practice Skill
After a consult call with a new potential therapist who charged the morning of the therapy session, I found myself in a deep dive seeking the answer to this question: is it ethical for therapists to charge in advance of
I recently reached out to a therapist for myself and realized how much the entire intake process sets the tone of the therapeutic alliance. In this episode, I share some suggestions for how we can hold a therapeutic fram
It’s the start of a new series: The Most Fundamental Therapy Skills Explained. Woo! Today we’re kicking off the series by talking about active listening. Thank you to Paubox for sponsoring this episode. Paubox makes HIPA
We all know that social media is messy. In this episode, we explore two questions that have been taking up space in my brain lately: How much pseudoscience is spread by respected therapists with HUGE platforms, even amon
Lots of private practice therapists are seeing a drop in referrals lately due to an array of factors, including the ongoing growth of big tech therapy and AI-based services. It raises the question: is private practice st
I typed into Google "why do therapists..." and let Google autosuggest what it thought I wanted to ask. The suggested questions were interesting! Sometimes curious, sometimes controversial, I tackled these questions in th
Here's a little dose of positivity for you :) Sometimes we can get so deep into the parts of our profession that are messy that I'm helped by reminders of all the meaningful work we're doing too. Enjoy! Thank you to Paub
Does anyone else feel like things have been extra hard for therapists in 2026? In this episode, I asked therapists to share their top struggles of 2026, because I wanted to know if something different is going on lately.
It's been over a year since I took at the top posts on the r/therapists subreddit. Since I've been living under a rock, I thought it would be a good time to take a look at the top posts from the therapists subreddit from
In this episode, I share some simple tips to help your therapy practice get recommended by AI. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to implement these! GEO marketing tips for therapists: Niche down Don’t have AI write for you
It's good to be back! Today I'm sharing my experience of sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) a couple of months ago, and the aftermath that's unfolded since. I know this is a deviation from my usual topics, but I'd
Once I heard the APA cite evidence that an AI therapy chatbot was effective at treating symptoms of depression, generalized anxiety, and disordered eating, I knew I had to give it a try for myself. I wanted to know if an
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