My colleagues and the students in my blogging class frequently complain that blogging takes a lot of time. Naturally, if blogging is a time-consuming or difficult process for you, you’re likely to procrastinate or not do it at all. Yes, it can take a good chunk of time to put together a well thought […]
Most psychotherapists find they need to use a variety of marketing strategies to build a profitable psychotherapy practice and attract clients. The good news is we have lots of options when it comes to marketing our private practices! Marketing your psychotherapy practice might include: Paid directories like Psychology Today or Good Therapy Creating […]
Sometimes blogging feels overwhelming Is blogging overwhelming? Does the idea of writing a blog stress you out? If so, you’re not alone! My colleagues often tell me they love the idea of blogging consistently, but the reality of it is a bit overwhelming. Either they don’t know where to start or they get off to […]
Have you thought about starting a blog? Or maybe you started a blog but found it was a lot of work. Blogging can be challenging, but it does pay off in more ways than you might imagine! Blogging is a powerful marketing tool, creative outlet, and wonderful way to share your gifts with the […]
What is guest blogging? Guest blogging is writing a blog post for publication on a blog or website other than your own. What is the purpose of guest blogging? Guest blogging can be an effective way to build credibility and share your writing with a larger or different audience. It also brings new traffic […]
Facebook is an effective and free way to market your private practice and therapy services. It takes some time and hard word to build a Facebook audience, but it can be well worth the effort. My fellow private practice colleagues often ask me how I got over 5,000 Facebook fans on my Facebook […]
Are you making any of these common blogging mistakes? Blogging is a skill that takes practice. You may be an excellent therapist, but you probably didn’t learn anything about blogging in graduate school. Over the years, I’ve made a lot of blogging mistakes and I’d love to show you how to avoid them! […]
You spent an hour or two or three writing a killer blog post. You included great insights garnered from years of training and clinical experience. You got up the courage and hit the publish button. And …. silence. Maybe your Mom and your hubby and a handful of your therapist friends read your post. […]
