Hosted by Jane Travis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 200 episodes
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I’m Jane Travis and I’m an ex counsellor that now works with other therapists to grow their private practice, hence the name of the show. I’m the author of the Grow Your Private Practice book and also run the Grow Your Private Practice membership, where counsellors can get together and learn all about marketing, with a special love of all things blogging.Okay, that’s the official stuffy 'about me' bit out of the way, because honestly, it’s so much more than that. The truth is, the thing that really drives me, is helping counsellors - counsellors like you - to get more freedom and choice into your life so can work when you want to, how you want to and with the issues that you’re passionate about. And importantly, to get paid properly to do so. Because you have the freedom and choice to run a thriving private practice whilst also creating a fulfilling life for both yourself and your family. If you want that too, please click subscribe. I hope you enjoy listening.
Jane Travis hosts The Grow Your Private Practice Show, a business show with 200 episodes published.
Have you ever spent ages thinking about your homepage, your blogs or your directory profile... and then completely forgotten about your contact page? You're not alone. Most counsellors put a lot of effort into getting pe
Have you ever had that experience where you attend a training course, read a book or listen to a podcast and realise you already know most of it? That's what sparked this week's episode. It's easy to assume that if somet
Do you ever get the feeling that everyone else has somehow worked it all out? That they're more confident, more organised, more successful, and somehow managing to keep up with all the things you're convinced you should
If you've ever looked at another counsellor's website and thought: "That sounds really professional. Maybe I should say something like that." … you're not alone. Most counsellors learn how to be counsellors before they l
What if the reason marketing feels so hard… is because you’ve been trying to do it in a way that doesn’t actually fit you? Because so many counsellors believe they need to be: LouderMore visibleMore confident onlineOr co
There are some blogs you sit down and plan, and then there are the ones that keep coming back when you’re trying to switch off. This episode is about one of those. It started with something I kept noticing about counsell
If you’ve come across terms like E-E-A-T or YMYL recently and thought… “I feel like I should know what that means…” You’re definitely not alone. In this episode, I’m joined by Theo Ruby - someone I’ve worked with for yea
There are a few things I see on counselling websites all the time. They’re not big, obvious mistakes. In fact, they’re usually things you’ve added because you’re trying to do things properly - be clear, professional, and
How do you feel when you hear the word 'niche'? Because for a lot of counsellors, that’s the moment things start to feel… harder. What sounds simple on the surface can quickly turn into overthinking, second-guessing, and
There’s something that doesn’t quite add up in counselling... We’re trained to be a blank slate… and yet we’re also trying to build connection, trust, and a sense that someone feels understood before they even reach out.
There’s nothing wrong with most counselling websites. They’re thoughtful. Careful. Full of good intentions. And yet… people still leave. In this episode, I’m talking about something I see all the time, websites that are
There are a lot of counsellors out there. And if you’ve ever looked at your website and thought, this sounds fine… but it doesn’t really sound like me, this episode will likely hit close to home. Because clients aren’t c
Counsellor or Clone: Breaking Through the Monotony of Online Directories If your directory profile sounds like everyone else’s, this might be why... If your counselling directory profile isn’t bringing in enquiries, it m
I talk a lot about connection in marketing. How you build it, how you show it, and how it helps potential clients feel comfortable enough to reach out. But there’s another way of looking at this: one that doesn’t get tal
Many therapists worry about not getting enough clients in private practice. But there’s another fear that rarely gets talked about. What if you get too many? In this episode, I explore a thoughtful email from therapist L
You don’t need more time to blog. You need it to stop feeling so big. If you’re a counsellor who keeps meaning to write but never quite gets there, this episode explores what’s really getting in the way, and how to make
How to Organise Blog Posts and Keep Track of Your Content Do you know exactly what blog posts you’ve written? Could you find the right one quickly if a potential client needed it? Or does your content feel scattered, har
Have you ever started a blog post full of energy… only to abandon it halfway through? If that sounds familiar, this episode is for you. We’re not talking about laziness, discipline or “needing to try harder.” We’re talki
There’s a lot of pressure to be visible all the time. Post more. Show up more. Keep going. But what if the marketing that actually works for you doesn’t need you to be constantly ‘on’? In this episode, I’m talking about
Could Email Counselling Be the Quiet Hero of Therapy? With Chloe Foster – Email Counselling Academy Correction: In this episode I incorrectly called Chloes business 'The Email MARKETING Academy', which was wrong. It's 'T
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