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Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor’s Articles at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life

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Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor has published the following articles at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.

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Welcoming Dr Sarah Walker to the Team

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor |

All of us on the team would like to offer a big thanks and welcome to Dr Sarah Walker, who joins us for the Ask the Psychologist column.

Welcoming Drs Clarke, Hook and Ritchie-Goodline to Our Team

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor |

With each of our three newest clinical psychologists having already been writing for the Ask the Psychologist column for some weeks now, an official announcement is long overdue. From all of us on the team, here’s a hearty welcome to Dr Shailagh Clarke, Dr Misty Hook and Dr Jennifer Ritchie-Goodline.

There are Only Two Ways to Get Clients for Your Online Therapy Practice

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor |

It isn’t about traffic — there are plenty of ways to get traffic. It isn’t about networking — potential customers on the other side of the planet don’t care how many Facebook friends you have. If you want clients for your online therapy practice, then as far as I can tell there are only two ways to do it. This followup to yesterday’s note on how counsellors and therapists can be great marketers offers one take on the process, from someone who’s been there.

Private Practice Marketing: Can Therapists Be Great at It?

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor |

When Mike Langlois recently offered his insights on Why Therapist Directories Are a Waste of Time, I found myself remembering some similar comments I’d made myself and thinking about the broader issue of therapist marketing. Here’s part one of some thoughts on DIY private practice marketing, with a special focus on online therapists. Next up: the question of how to get clients for an online therapy practice.

With Facebook, Twitter in Their Sights, UK Government Aims for Stupidest Policy Move of the Year

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor |

With the UK’s Prime Minister reportedly considering ‘shutting off’ social media sites in an effort to stem the rising tide of riots and other violence in London and across the country, the UK government has seemingly acknowledged that merely enforcing the law doesn’t fit their job description. Throughout history, when governments have lacked the finesse to enforce the law, they have often asked for — or simply siezed — bigger and bigger sledgehammers to control bigger and bigger sets of behaviours.

Welcome to New Assistant Editor, Clinical Psychologist Pat Oliver

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor |

I am pleased as punch to welcome South Africa-based clinical psychologist Pat Orner Oliver to the CounsellingResource.com team — both as our new Assistant Editor and as the latest member of our International Advisory Board. (And speaking of site news, we’re still looking for a new clinical psychologist contributor to our Ask the Psychologist column, so if that could be you, drop us a line!)

Clinical Psychologist? Join Us and Reach an Audience of Millions

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor |

It’s been a year now since we last put out a call to expand our ‘Ask the Psychologist’ faculty, and it’s time again: if you’re a clinical psychologist, you like to write, and you’d like to reach an audience of millions while while helping one reader at a time, we’d like to hear from you.

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