What can we learn about therapy, evidence and the risks of misdiagnosis from a 1957 courtroom film classic?
‘Therapy’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 3
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12 Angry Therapists, or Lessons From the Jury Room
There are Only Two Ways to Get Clients for Your Online Therapy Practice
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?
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.
Agile Therapy, Agile Living
Meeting Valentino: A Cautionary Tale
In therapy, we talk a lot about the importance of ‘meeting the client where they are’; in other words, seeing them for who they are and what they’re dealing with at that time, rather than who or where we think they ‘should’ be. Little did I know I’d be using the same lesson in my relationship with the newest member of the family.
