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Hosted by James Marland · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 178 episodes
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The Scaling Therapist Podcast exists to inspire therapists to scale their business with systems, people, community, or opportunity so they can have more income, impact, and independance without giving up more of their life.
James Marland hosts Scaling Therapist Podcast: More Income, More Independence, More Impact (Not More Hours), a business show with 178 episodes published.
If you are a therapist, you know the feeling of opening an envelope or checking a portal, only to see another claim denied. It’s exhausting, it’s frustrating, and honestly, it’s one of the biggest reasons therapists lose
Hiring your first therapist feels like the next obvious step. But this is where a lot of practice owners get tricked. We spend so much time looking for the right person that we forget to ask why we're building a group pr
How Better Systems Help You Stop Carrying Everything in Your Head with Brie Chrisman Episode Description Most therapists don't dream about building systems. They dream about helping people. But after a while, the busines
What if the biggest limitation in your practice isn't your schedule... but where your business is allowed to create value? In this final episode of the Three Traps series, James explores what he calls The Couch Trap . It
STP 172 Show Notes Why Waiting on Compliance Could Put Your Practice at Risk No one starts a therapy practice because they're excited about policies and regulations. You start because you want to help people. But here's
Building a great course, coaching program, or service isn't enough by itself. If people don't understand how your work helps them, they'll move on. In this episode, James sits down with returning guest Joshua Brummel, co
The Calendar Trap: Overbooked, Overwhelmed, and Overrun If your calendar is full but your life is getting the leftovers, this episode is for you. James talks about the calendar trap: the slow drift from overbooked, to ov
Fear, Failure, and First Steps: How Ira Hays Put His Mission in Motion In this episode of The Scaling Therapist , James talks with Ira Hays, LCSW, about what happens when your mission gets bigger than the people you can
5 Website Bottlenecks Keeping Therapists From Clients In this episode of The Scaling Therapist Podcast, James talks with Daniel Fava of Private Practice Elevation about why therapy websites often fail to convert. Daniel
Success on Paper, Trapped by the Clock This episode is for therapists, practice owners, and helping professionals who look successful on the outside but feel trapped by the clock on the inside. James talks about the quie
Fear has a way of making the next step feel bigger than it really is. In this episode of The Scaling Therapist Podcast , James talks with Tammy Gustafson, licensed professional counselor and author of Broken to Br
Refusal to Quit: How Evan Owens Helped Launch a Movement from His Living Room Episode Introduction Most people do not start with hundreds of locations, a polished curriculum, or a big public platform. They start with a b
Tough Economy? Here’s a Smarter Way to Market Your Therapy Practice In this episode of The Scaling Therapist Podcast, James Marland talks with John Sanders from RevKey about what therapists can do when referrals slow dow
What Do You Really Sell? 6 Questions Every Therapist and Coach Needs to Answer Most therapists and coaches don’t struggle because they lack skill. They struggle because people don’t clearly understand what they offer. In
The Hidden Cost of Caring (And What to Do About It) This episode is for therapists, coaches, and helpers who care deeply—but are starting to feel the weight of it. If you’ve ever felt burned out, stretched thin, or like
The Leadership Development Shortcut (Hint: It Doesn’t Exist) Everybody wants an easy way to develop leaders. That was actually the opening joke at the Church Leadership Conference I attended at Watermark Church in Dallas
Just Get It to Exist: Launching the Mission in You This episode is for therapists, coaches, and helpers who feel called to create something meaningful—but keep getting stuck before they start. In this conversation,
Fail Fast,Move Forward: Turning Mistakes into Progress This episode is for therapists, coaches, and helpers who have something half-built sitting in the background. A workshop outline. A group idea. A resource you
This episode is for therapists, coaches, and helpers who feel stuck, distracted, or like something just isn’t working. If you’ve been trying to push through your workday with more discipline—but still end up overwhelmed—
Why You Shouldn’t Build Your Online Course Alone (Unpause Your Mission Part 3) This episode is for therapists, coaches, and helpers who feel stuck trying to build something meaningful on their own. If your course,
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Scaling Therapist Podcast: More Income, More Independence, More Impact (Not More Hours) is hosted by James Marland. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 178 episodes.
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