How to Build a Busy, Successful Practice with Rachel Sievers

🚀 How to Build a Busy, Successful Practice with Rachel Sievers
👩‍💼 Join us in this insightful conversation with Rachel Sievers as she shares her expertise on building a busy and successful practice. Whether you're a professional in the healthcare, coaching, or consulting industry, Rachel's valuable insights and strategies will empower you to take your practice to new heights.
👥 Who Is This Video For?
Healthcare professionals (doctors, therapists, etc.)
Coaches and mentors
Consultants and service-based professionals
Anyone looking to enhance their practice and client base
👉 Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:22 Getting Started
03:37 Retiring the License
20:05 Customer Service Tips
29:24 Recording Therapy Sessions
39:10 Life After the License
46:54 Wrap Up
🤝 Join the Discussion:
Have questions or insights? Share them in the comments below! Let's build a community of professionals supporting each other in building successful practices.
📚 Stay Connected:
Our website: www.privatepracticeworkshop.com/
🚀 Ready to elevate your practice? Hit play now and gain valuable insights from Rachel Sievers!
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[@thekellumlewis]

Wow! Therapists telling clients essentially it’s not okay that they’re gay (or that they don’t work with them, etc.) - mind blown! I appreciate that you put that you’re affirmative on your site, John and love that your guest changed her practice to be fully affirmative. Right on 🙏. As a gay therapist, I’m grateful.

[@jazzyj2243]

I love that you mentioned IFS!! I just started digging into that type of therapy more. The book No Bad Parts is a great intro to it.

[@King.breaker]

I’m kind of confused. How can you practice without a license? And if you can do it without a license why even get one