The Grow Your Private Practice Show

Do you struggle with self-doubt before writing a blog? Discover the power of embracing imperfection! It's not about having all the answers; it's about authenticity and connection. Learn how blogging from curiosity can resonate with your audience. Let go of perfectionism and start creating content that truly reflects your voice. Whether you're experienced or a newbie, this conversation will encourage you to share your unique insights with confidence.

Length isn’t everything when it comes to blogging; quality is the real king! Discover why crafting meaningful insights matters more than hitting a magic word count. Emphasizing the art of lasting engagement, the discussion highlights practical tips for delivering valuable content. Consistency is key, transforming blogging into a fulfilling journey rather than a daunting task. Tune in for a fresh perspective that inspires writers to connect authentically with their audience!

Discover how common marketing pitfalls can deter potential therapy clients. Learn about the importance of a positive money mindset and creating accessible content for those in need. Uncover effective strategies that foster connections instead of pushing clients away. The focus is on using relatable language and empathetic communication to enhance trust and understanding. This insightful discussion equips therapists with the tools to attract the right clients and grow their practice.

We’ve all heard it—creating content is a great way to grow your practice, whether it’s blogging, podcasting, or making videos. But what can you really expect from it? What does putting yourself out there actually lead to?In today’s post, I’m diving into a conversation with Sarah Dosanjh, who has experienced first-hand the tangible results of content marketing through both her YouTube channel, with 45K subscribers, and co-hosting the 'Life After Diets' podcast. Sarah’s story shows how producing content opens doors you didn’t even know were there.So, if you’re curious about what producing content can do for you, take a listen as we explore the tangible benefits content creation has brought to her private practice and how it could do the same for yours.Who is Sarah Dosanjh?Sarah Dosanjh is a psychotherapist and author of the book I Can’t Stop Eating. After her own recovery from binge eating disorder she has gone on to specialise in helping others do the same. She has appeared on various media outlets such as BBC breakfast, Sky’s Roundtable and BBC Radio One, and amassing over 2 million views on YouTube.Sarah's resourcesYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBingeEatingTherapistInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_binge_eating_therapist/Life After Diets podcast: https://thebingeeatingtherapist.com/life-after-diets-podcast/Website: www.thebingeeatingtherapist.comSarah's book I Can't Stop Eating is available on AmazonLinks to followFor my free and paid offers CLICK HEREJoin the membership and get started on your blogging journey CLICK HERE

Are you a therapist considering starting a YouTube channel, but unsure where to start? Well, this is your lucky day because we have successful YouTuber Sarah Dosanjh, AKA ‘The Binge Eating Therapist’ to share some of her substantial knowledge and experience.Sarah grew her channel to 45,000+ subscribers by niching down and embracing her authentic voice. In this podcast, we dive into Sarah’s journey—from her initial fears about narrowing her focus to the surprising success of connecting with her audience through video. Whether you’re curious about content creation, YouTube monetisation, or simply how to manage criticism online, Sarah’s insights are invaluable for counsellors looking to grow their practice. Let’s explore how you can do the same in this, the first of a 2 part interview.Who is Sarah Dosanjh?Sarah Dosanjh is a psychotherapist and author of the book I Can’t Stop Eating. After her own recovery from binge eating disorder she has gone on to specialise in helping others do the same. She has appeared on various media outlets such as BBC breakfast, Sky’s Roundtable and BBC Radio One, as well as amassing over 2 million views on YouTube.Sarah's resourcesYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBingeEatingTherapistInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_binge_eating_therapist/Life After Diets podcast: https://thebingeeatingtherapist.com/life-after-diets-podcast/Website: www.thebingeeatingtherapist.comSarah's book I Can't Stop Eating is available on AmazonLinks to followAnd in the meantime check out Sarahs guest podcasts: The‌ ‌reality‌ ‌of‌ ‌consistency‌, ‌with‌ ‌Sarah‌ ‌Dosanjh‌How having a niche diversified my business, with guest expert Sarah DosanjhMaking Videos for Social Media: A Therapist’s GuideFor my free and paid offers CLICK HERE

Explore the struggles of imposter syndrome faced by therapists and how it fosters feelings of inadequacy. Discover practical strategies to build confidence, including humor and journaling. Learn to transform negative self-talk through blogging and affirmations. Dig into tools like the emotional freedom technique to boost self-esteem. Don't miss the importance of celebrating achievements and ongoing education in the journey toward personal and professional growth.

In today's digital landscape, therapists can thrive by embracing content marketing. The discussion highlights the power of blogging as an ethical tool for attracting clients and establishing credibility. Personal experiences and practical strategies showcase how sharing valuable insights fosters genuine connections. The importance of authentic engagement over aggressive tactics is emphasized, making it clear that you don't need to be a marketing expert to make a positive impact in your practice.

NEWS: I'm restarting the podcast on 5th Septrember 2024, so be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode.I’ve talked a lot about the importance of consistency AND the power of taking breaks when you run a private practiceAnd I’ve also talked about the importance of self care and the need to change, grow and develop. So today I’m sharing why, after 168 consistent weekly episodes, I’ve decided to hit pause on the podcast.LinksFREE and paid resources

Post-Christmas, everything feels a bit... off, doesn't it? The excitement of the festive season is behind us, and we're left with cold weather and what feels like an eternity until springAnd there's this gnawing anxiety about whether your counselling practice will weather the storm of the cost of living crisis. Fun times, right? But before we decide to hibernate until spring, I've been toying with an idea. Let's call it the 'work diet.' It's about doing a Marie Kondo on our professional lives, keeping only what truly 'sparks joy'—or, you know, actually benefits our practice—and ditching the rest. Because maybe, just maybe, simplifying is the secret to not just surviving but thriving right now.So in this episode I share 5 simple ways to conserve your valuable energy for both you and your practice.

Do you take advantage of video in your marketing, whether that’s on your website, social media, YouTube or somewhere else?There’s no denying it, video has become increasingly important in marketing. So if you’re thinking of utilising the power for your own practice but don’t know where to start this is for you. _____________________________If you don't use video on your marketing, could it be that you…Maybe you have a fear of visibility?Perhaps a fear of being trolled?Maybe you’re not sure what to say?Or maybe the tech scares you?If you answered yes to any - or all of those, this is the episode for you, because we are exploring making videos for social media and I’m delighted to have therapist and YouTuber Sarah Dosanjh here as my guest. Sarah wrote the book ‘I can’t stop eating’ and co-hosts the podcast ‘Life After Diets’. But she has her own successful YouTube channel ‘The Binge Eating Therapist’ since 2019, and as such knows a thing or two about using video.Today Sarah shares some advice aboutHow to get startedManaging fears around visibilityWhat tech you will needSome practical tips about editingSo take a listen - I think you’re going to like this one!_______________See, I told you she’s great! And I’m feeling so motivated, in Q2 (April - June) I am going to focus on starting to produce video and get more comfortable with it. There, I said it out loud. So are you going to join me? Hop on over to my socials and let me know.So if you’ve been thinking about dipping your toe into video, I hope this has inspired you to take the plunge too. About Sarah DosanjhSarah Dosanjh is a TA psychotherapist and author of the book ‘I Can't Stop Eating’. She is passionate about helping those struggling with binge eating and/or body image to find peace and freedom around food.And if you are in or around Bournemouth or are happy to travel there, Sarah is offering to help you 1:1 to get started. So if that sounds good to you, or you want to check out her YouTube channel, podcast, book, training or anything else, check out her 'How I Can Help' page Sarah has  been a guest on my podcast before - so check out ep 81, ‘The Reality of Consistency’, and ep 37, ‘How Having a Niche Diversified My Business’....And just a note, the lapel mic Sarah talked about is no longer on Amazon, so look for a lapel mic that connects directly to your phone