Hosted by Liane Wood · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 64 episodes
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This Podcast is for Canadian mental health practitioners ready to build a private practice that supports their life—not drains it. Whether you're looking to start, grow, or scale with more ease, income, and impact—this podcast is for you.
Liane Wood hosts The Build Your Private Practice Podcast, a business show with 64 episodes published.
You may have rolled your eyes at the annual renewal email, felt frustrated by CE requirements, or dreaded the thought of an audit. But what if your regulatory college is not the enemy? In this episode of The Build Your P
You may have a cancellation policy, office hours, an email autoresponder, or a beautifully worded intake document. But if that boundary has never been tested — or if it has been tested and quietly not held — it may not b
Your fee is not a measure of how good a therapist you are. It is not a measure of how much you care about your clients. And it is definitely not a measure of your worth as a person. It is a number that, when set well, al
If something in your practice has been quietly nagging at you, even though nothing is technically "wrong," this episode is for you. Maybe your waitlist is not moving the way it used to. Maybe you have been postponing a f
Have you ever worried that choosing a niche means limiting your opportunities, turning clients away, or putting yourself into a box? You're not alone. For many therapists and private practice owners, the idea of niching
If you've spent Mental Health Awareness Month advocating for your clients, your community, and the importance of mental health care, this episode is for you. Because while many therapists are excellent at speaking public
What does it really mean to build a brand that feels aligned, clear, and sustainable as a therapist or private practice owner? In this guest episode of The Build Your Private Practice Podcast, Liane sits down with brandi
If you've been hoping referrals will keep your caseload full, this episode is for you. Referrals can be wonderful. They can bring in aligned clients, strengthen your reputation, and help your practice grow through truste
If you've been showing up, putting in effort, and still feeling unsure where your next client is coming from, this episode is for you. Maybe you've tried social media, directories, networking, or referrals and you are st
Stop Trying Everything to Get Clients: What Actually Works in Private Practice If you feel like you are doing all the things to grow your private practice but nothing is really clicking, this episode is for you. Maybe yo
If your caseload has ever felt full one week and quiet the next, you are not alone. Many therapists experience fluctuations in bookings and immediately assume they must be doing something wrong. They question their marke
If you've ever thought, "I'm just not good with money," you're not alone. So many therapists carry quiet shame around finances—wondering why things feel inconsistent, stressful, or harder than they should be. Even when t
The Profession We Say We Want: We Have to Build It If you've ever felt tension between being a therapist and running a business, you're not alone. Many therapists say they want a profession that feels collaborative, ethi
If you've ever felt alone in your private practice—even when your caseload is full—you're not imagining it. Private practice can be quietly isolating. Not because you're doing anything wrong, but because so much of this
If you've ever questioned whether you're building your private practice the "right" way—you're not alone. Many therapists carry an unspoken belief that there's a correct formula for success. A way your practice should lo
If you have ever felt a tightening feeling when you see another therapist's practice growing, you are not alone. In a profession built on care and compassion, feelings like comparison, jealousy, or scarcity can feel unco
If you have ever felt uneasy about tracking numbers in your private practice such as inquiries, retention, or session frequency, you are not alone. For many therapists, the idea of looking at metrics can feel uncomfortab
What happens when a therapist asks a vulnerable business question and is met with criticism instead of curiosity? In this episode of The Build Your Private Practice Podcast, Liane begins a new series exploring the cultur
Beyond 1 to 1 Therapy: New Ways to Serve in a Changing Market If you've been feeling burned out by a full caseload, frustrated by income that still feels unpredictable, or quietly wondering how you're supposed to grow wi
If you've ever wondered, "How am I supposed to compete with BetterHelp?" this episode is for you. In this solo episode of The Build Your Private Practice Podcast, Liane breaks down why platforms like BetterHelp are not a
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The Build Your Private Practice Podcast is hosted by Liane Wood. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 64 episodes.
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