The Grow Your Private Practice Show
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.
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You Wanted to Be a Counsellor. What Else Were You Hoping For? (opens the original)
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You wanted to be a counsellor. You did the training, the placements, the supervision, the nerve-racking first client... and then somehow you ended up worrying about websites, directories, SEO, marketing and whether you're doing enough to get clients. But what did you actually want all this for? In this episode, we're looking beyond ‘I need more clients’ and thinking about the working life you were hoping counselling would give you — and whether the things taking up your attention now are actuall
How much time are you wasting trying to save time? (opens the original)
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How much time are you wasting trying to save time? How many times have you decided that THIS is the week you’re finally going to get organised? Maybe you’ve bought a new notebook, downloaded an app or spent hours setting up a system that is definitely going to make everything easier. I’ve been doing exactly that while getting ready to launch Find Your Focus. And after several attempts, one impressive system created by a friend and four or five hours trying to make something work, I realised I mi
Should Counsellors Use Testimonials and Google Reviews? (opens the original)
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Should Counsellors Use Testimonials and Google Reviews? Testimonials are brilliant for marketing. They build trust, offer reassurance and give someone an insight into what it might be like to work with you. So surely asking a happy client for one is a no-brainer? Well... when you're a counsellor, it's a little more complicated than that. I've noticed the question of testimonials and Google reviews coming up again recently, although it's a debate that's been rumbling around in counselling circles
What If Getting Clients Isn’t the Best Reason to Create Content? (opens the original)
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You’d think that after creating hundreds of blogs, podcasts and YouTube videos between us, my friend and counsellor Sarah Dosanjh and I would have this content creation thing pretty much sorted by now. You’d be wrong. Recently, we’ve both missed some of our usual publishing dates, which got us talking about consistency, what keeps us creating after all these years and, more importantly, why we’re still doing it . Because yes, creating useful content can help people find you and ultimately bring
Why People Stop Going to Counselling – And Never Come Back (opens the original)
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Why People Stop Going to Counselling – And Never Come Back Have you ever found yourself wondering why a client came to one or two sessions… and then never booked again? It's one of the hardest parts of being a counsellor. Your mind starts trying to fill in the blanks. You replay conversations, question yourself and wonder whether there was something you missed. But what if you've been asking the wrong question? In this episode, we're looking at a different way of thinking about clients who don't
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