Episode Overview Episode Transcript Amanda Gurgel: When you’re an entrepreneur. We just keep going and going and going, but take those lessons and also take a break. We can run, but we also need to rest. And when we rest, we become our best selves and having support, have fun. Don’t forget that you’re also […]
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Focusing Your Practice’s Service Will Cause it To Thrive, with Jianny Adamo of Fearless Love: Ep. 33
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Jianny Adamo: So, equipped now to handle just about anything that comes my way through my therapy practice. Attachment traumas. Check. Childhood traumas? Check. Sexual abuse. Traumas? Check. Marital discord and communication. Check. So, I’m pretty, like, in the area of love, marriage and relationships and narcissistic abuse and the healing […]
Entrepreneurial Counseling Insights and Reimagining Mental Health Support, with Dr. Kimberly Grocher of Life by Design Therapeutic & Coaching: Ep. 32
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Becky Coplen: Welcome to another enlightening episode of Mastering Counseling, the podcast that delves deep into the world of therapy and the business of helping others. I’m your host, Becky. Today we have a remarkable guest joining us, Dr. Kimberly Grocher, founder and CEO of Life by Design Psychotherapy, PLLC. Becky […]
NAMI’s Role in Shaping Mental Health with Dr. Ken Duckworth: Ep. 31
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Dr. Ken Duckworth: Don’t go on channel five and tell your story if you’re not ready. Before people got into the book, I’d have a phone call with them and I’d say, do you understand that you’re using your full name and where you’re from? It’s not some composite fake name […]
Exploring The Latest Tech Innovations in Counseling, with Nick Fuller of iTherapy: Ep. 30
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Nick Fuller: Another area that is perpetually underserved is helping therapists start their own practices. Because if you think about if you’re a therapist, you went to school, you went to a lot of school. But how much of that school actually taught you how to run a practice or run […]
Exploring Self-Deception and Fulfillment, with Dr. Cortney Warren of Choose Honesty: Ep. 29
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Dr. Cortney Warren: Change is a practice. Change is a daily effort to do something differently. Even each day. If you do one small thing differently, it compounds over time to have this dramatic effect on your life and your relationships. Arguing a like specific point of view. Becky Coplen: Welcome […]
Building a Thriving Relationship Therapy Practice and Debunking Myths, with Nadyne Busichio: Ep. 28
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Nadyne Busichio: I have a couple where there’s a history of infidelity and they have three small kids and they come in and it seems hopeless, but they’re so committed to doing the work and they’re doing it even when it’s difficult, even when they feel like they don’t want to […]
Cultivating Empathy for Lasting Impact in Counseling with Juliana Trombley: Ep. 27
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Julianna Trombley: I was a little bit of a strive-for-perfection type of person, and there is no perfection at all in the world of counseling. So that was a huge learning curve for me, but one I greatly enjoyed. And I think that’s also relaying into a lot of other parts […]
Reflections On A Thriving Diverse Private Practice Career, with Counselor Candice Ericksen: Ep. 26
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Candice Ericksen: If the person wants to include metaphysical Reiki energy or what have your chakras, they say it helps them and there is evidence that there’s a correlation between, if we include spirituality and or religion with our therapy. There is a higher percentage of healing. Becky Coplen: Welcome to […]
Creating Self-Driven Counseling Clients, A Conversation with Dr. William Stixrud: Ep. 25
Episode Overview Episode Transcript Dr. William R. Stixrud: The status of mental health problems in adolescence is the defining public health crisis of our lifetime, and it’s gotten worse since the pandemic. But it was bad before then. And so our two major concerns was this epidemic of mental health problems, these unprecedented levels of […]
