— In this segment of “It Depends: Q&A with Context”, we’ll address the common concern of falling behind. Unlike your past-due notes, there’s no reason to “catch-up” when you implement this simple strategy into your next content planning session. — Listen to this Episode Now Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes | Spotify | Google | […]

— In this episode of Beyond the Session with Aisha R. Shabazz, we’ll be discussing a common challenge faced by many private practice therapists, How to be consistent with your marketing efforts. If you plan to keep your private practice for years & years, marketing is non-negotiable but there’s no doubt that it can be […]

— In this episode of Beyond the Session with Aisha R. Shabazz, we’ll be discussing the importance of building a values-driven private practice, and how it can lead to long-term success and sustainability. — Listen to this Episode Now Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | Amazon Music

— In this segment of “It Depends: Q&A with Context”, we’ll explore the benefits and challenges of multi-niche branding and offer strategies for therapists looking to expand their horizons. — Listen to this Episode Now   Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | Amazon Music

Don’t let these big numbers activate your imposter syndrome but 600 million blogs exist across the world wide web & 77% of internet users read blogs. And the good news is, you don’t need to be a Pulitzer prize winning author to write a blog. You just need to make sure that what you’re writing is what your ideal client needs in order to figure out if they know, like, and trust you enough to say yes to working with you. In this post, you’ll learn about the benefits of blogging for your therapy practice and why your blog is one of the most valuable marketing tools inside your strategic marketing plan. 

With all this “New Year, New You” chatter I think it’s time to reassess and REFRESH your Private Practice in a way that doesn’t feed into the “Go Big of Go Home” energy. You can have goals and aspirations but instead of doing the most, let’s take a look at what you’re already doing and see if you can do things differently by refreshing your private practice like this. If you’re on board with trying something new this year without burning the candle at both ends and losing steam by Groundhog’s Day, #IYKYK And whether you’re offering in-person sessions or online therapy, it’s important to consider how your client feels about the service you’re offering them.