Josephine, Jane, and Sandra discussed how to attract more clients and help grow your private practice with the right mindset, content creation, and social media marketing.
They are passionate about helping clients find therapists and aware that it can be difficult to build a private practice when we are both unsure of how to market and can feel very vulnerable when we are putting ourselves out there for others to see us.
The discussion gave you a glimpse into how Josephine, Jane, and Sandra were helping hundreds of therapists to grow their private practice and feel confident about marketing in an ethical way.
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Jane was a counsellor for 14 years and knows how hard it can be to attract clients. Now she’s helped hundreds of other therapists to grow a profitable practice out of their passion.
She runs the Grow Your Private Practice membership, produced The Grow Your Private Practice Show podcast and was author of the Grow Your Private Practice book.
She lives in beautiful Lincoln with her grown-up kids and dog, Kim.
Josephine Hughes qualified as a counsellor in 2010 and has worked in private practice since 2012. She now supports therapists in growing their own private practice and helps them to feel good enough with her Facebook group Good Enough Counsellors.
Josephine has a podcast called Gloriously Unready which will be launching in Autumn 2022 with the theme of adapting to life changes.
Known as ‘Saz’ around social media; I’m a social media coach, the creator of the 2019 Social Media Planner for Private Practice, and the co-founder of Onlinevents CPD.
I support therapists as they start to use social media to promote their private practice. Being visible online can make therapists feel vulnerable but, at the same time, in the today’s world of accessible technology, it is often an essential part of promoting their practice. Online is where people are searching now for goods and services, including therapy.
Specialising in the ‘How To’ of social media marketing, I teach therapists how to get started with different platforms, how to create content, how to use free tools, and how to create a regular ongoing online presence without having to be on their phone or at their PC every day. Support from me is in the form of 1-1 online coaching, a free Facebook community, and an Online Content Planner (an image and caption for every day of the year).
I really believe the more people start to see and hear therapists on Social Media, the stigma of ‘going to therapy’ will start to change. Through social media, people will become aware of the faces and voices of the therapists in their local community. This can make it easier for them to take the step to reach out and book a session for themselves, or even encourage a friend or family member to reach out to someone they can talk to. I am here to support therapists in growing and enriching their practice.
