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Eagan, MN 55122
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 […]
Are you familiar with the concept of co-working sessions for therapists? Have you ever participated in a co-working experience? A co-working session occurs when a group of colleagues gather, either in person or virtually, to work alongside each other. Each participant works on independent tasks of their choosing. The group alternates between work and […]
The Vibrant Therapist Spotlight has returned from summer hiatus. This month I decided to do something a little different. Instead of interviewing just one therapist, several therapists from across the country were invited to share the strategies they use to stay on top of tasks both in their personal lives and in their practices. The […]
It’s September…..whether we are ready for it or not! Over on The Vibrant Therapist Consulting, LLC Facebook page, I recently hosted a 4-part training series for therapists who are committed to making time and energy for their priorities this fall. So often, therapists tell me that they get so wrapped up in the day-to-day of […]
This video-blog is the first in a series of short videos about how therapists in private practice can reduce their sense of overwhelm. This video addresses how taking inventory of the current state of your private practice is a great starting point as you begin tackling overwhelm. I guarantee these videos will be short and […]
If you dread spring cleaning at home, the prospects of spring cleaning at your therapy practice may make you want to say “Ugh!” and pretend you never saw this post. I get it. But, you should still spring clean your practice anyway. Although spring cleaning isn’t necessarily my idea of a fun time either, I […]
Therapists need systems (and I am not talking about systems theories that guide our clinical work)! Creating and consistently implementing systems that work well are essential to a therapy practice running smoothly. There are many areas where therapists can implement systems in their practices, no matter the size of the practice. This post outlines 5 […]
As you connect with other therapists, have you noticed that it seems that there is a common thread of therapists feeling more and more overwhelmed? I have and I certainly get it. We are doing work that can be really intense at times and also juggling many responsibilities within our practices and at home which […]
In September, I will celebrate the four year anniversary of being in private practice. I can’t even imagine where all the time has gone. I’ve learned many lessons and grown my practice quite a bit in these four years. As you know, being a therapist and owning your own business are both much […]