The Testing Psychologist Podcast

In this podcast, Orlando Gomez, an expert in video marketing and the StoryBrand Framework, discusses the intersection of video marketing, psychology, and the importance of authenticity. They share practical tips for psychologists to create engaging videos, emphasize the slow build of video marketing, and cover common mistakes to avoid. Overall, the podcast highlights the benefits of video marketing and the value of being authentic in connecting with audiences.

I’m fortunate enough to have two return guests today, Dr. Lisa Drozdick and Kristen Getz

Dr. Anisa Goforth, an Australian-American who grew up in Pakistan, discusses the four R's of culturally responsive practice. They explore topics such as cultural identity, the journey of writing a book on the subject, the interconnection of the 4Rs, and strategies for culturally responsive assessment.

Leasing an office space is yet another aspect of business that we typically don’t learn about in graduate school

In this insightful discussion, Dr. Anne Carlew, a neuropsychologist specializing in aging and dementia, shares her journey of establishing a practice in rural Mississippi. She reveals the unique marketing challenges of a less-informed community and emphasizes the importance of effective communication. Dr. Carlew advocates for the resurgence of phone calls over texts for building healthcare connections and discusses targeted marketing strategies. The conversation also highlights innovative networking techniques and the patience required for sustainable practice growth.

I hear the term “imposter syndrome” AT LEAST once a week

Today’s episode is the third and last one in the series.

Today’s episode is the second one in the series.

We frequently talk about “social justice” and culturally responsive treatment in the mental health world

In yet another experiment for this podcast