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Note from Sarah: The following is a guest post about self care for therapists which was contributed by Michelle F. Moseley, MS, LCMHC, NCC, BC-TMH. Michelle is a licensed clinical mental health counselor providing telehealth services in the state of North Carolina. Being a therapist can come with its own version of mental and physical […]
As we continue our exploration of therapist well-being, I am honored to introduce you to Colorado therapist, Briana M. Johnson, LPC, LAC. Briana shared several elements of her personal approach to therapist well-being and I hope they may inspire you! Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Therapist Well-Being Like many therapists, working during the […]
I am excited to introduce you to Kimberly Goodrich, MSW, LCSW, LCADC. Kimberly is a therapist in New Jersey and one of the therapists who responded to my invitation to share how she is nurturing her well-being. During the pandemic, Kimberly noticed that she was burnt out and made several shifts. Read about Kimberly’s experience […]
Through my work with The Vibrant Therapist Consulting, I have the privilege of talking with so many therapists and over the past two years, a common theme has started to emerge. More and more therapists have been sharing that a significant reason they are not feeling vibrant is because it is hard to make […]
As a therapist and a business owner, there are many tasks to keep track of! There are certain tasks you will do each day and other tasks that only need to be attended to once a quarter or once a year. Routine tasks for therapists include everything from clinical documentation to acquiring continuing education hours […]
When you decide to run a therapy private practice there are many decisions to be made and lots of questions that will be asked. I argue that there is one question to start with that will help make all the others easier to figure out. Why? Vibrant therapists ask themselves “Why?” to center themselves […]
Is your email backlog contributing to a sense of overwhelm? How many emails are sitting in your email inbox right now? How do you feel when you open your email inbox? This post is for the therapist who dreads looking at their email inbox because they have an overwhelming number of emails that they don’t […]
Over the years, I have helped therapists free up so much time and energy to focus on creating a vibrant practice that fits with their desired lifestyle outside of the therapy office. Honestly, some of the strategies I teach take awhile. These are “long game” strategies because they are tied to major shifts in how […]
In my last post, I wrote about the value of therapists using scripts and templates. Now, I am giving you permission to steal my most requested script/template and you should use it! Therapists often ask for permission to use my automated out of office email reply. Why? I turn on my out of […]
In order to reduce therapist overwhelm and work towards more ease, I often help therapists create policies and implement boundaries that help them run their practice more smoothly and in a sustainable way. Once a therapist decides on the policies or boundaries that need to be implemented, the next step is to clearly communicate […]