Private Practice Mastery for Mental Health Clinicians

About the episode:

In this episode, Patrick shares his personal journey of overcoming challenges while building a private practice. With Alejandro, he discusses his career shift from therapist to coach and strategist, highlighting a touching client success story. The episode also explores advocacy work on reducing mental health stigma and shares an impactful conversation and a transformative retreat moment. A must-listen for marketing and business development tips!

About Patrick Casale:

Patrick Casale is an Autistic&ADHD Licensed Clinical Mental Health and Addictions Therapist in Asheville, NC.. He is the owner of All Things Private Practice and Resilient Mind Counseling. Patrick works as a Private Practice Coach and Strategist, and is also a Group Practice Owner, Motivational Speaker, Retreat Planner, and the host of All Things Private Practice Podcast.

His work has helped and inspired thousands of mental health professionals to take risks, start and grow their businesses, and invest in themselves.

He has been featured on Private Practice Startup, Abundance Practice Building, Therapy Reimagined, Not Your Typical Psychotherapist, Selling The Couch, and Modern Therapists. Patrick is a passionate advocate for reducing shame and stigma of mental health, as well as impostor syndrome. Patrick helps mental health entrepreneurs break the mold, work through their fears and insecurities, and to embrace their Authenticity. He loves good coffee, craft beer, playing soccer.

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About the episode: In this episode, Felicia Keller Boyle shares insights on marketing private practices. She discusses her background, essential considerations for marketing strategies, her marketing strategy clinic, measuring success, common mistakes, and a successful campaign example. Tune in to gain valuable strategies on branding, marketing best practices, measurement techniques, and learn from real-life examples.

About Felicia Keller Boyle: Felicia decided to be a therapist at the age of 13 and never imagined marketing would be a part of her life. But as a therapist and a coach with her own businesses, she found marketing was not just unavoidable but necessary to her success. She's gone from hating marketing to enjoying it and knowing how to do it consistently and easily. Felicia works with therapists everywhere to help them build sustainable private practices that put their needs first.

The Bad Therapist Show is a podcast for current and aspiring private practice therapists that will help you master the business skills that got left out of grad school. Each episode includes actionable tips you can use to grow, market, and increase the revenue of your private practice. Felicia share's her hard-won knowledge so you can build the practice of your dreams even faster.

About the episode: In this podcast episode, Alex interviews a female psychotherapist, Leah Aguirre, who established Her True Empowerment to support women's mental health. They discuss the importance of boundaries in maintaining a thriving practice and strategies for setting healthy boundaries with clients. The therapist addresses common misconceptions about boundaries and offers insights on managing personal and professional boundaries. She also discusses how to maintain boundaries in group settings and offers advice for private practice therapists looking to establish or improve their boundaries.

About Leah Aguirre:

Leah Aguirre is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of California. She currently works in private practice providing individual psychotherapy. She has extensive experience working with adolescents and adults who have experienced complex trauma including childhood abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), a therapeutic modality used to address and treat trauma and PTSD and practices from a trauma-informed lens. Leah is the co-author of The Girl’s Guide to Relationships, Sexuality and Consent: Tools to Help Teens Stay Safe, Empowered and Confident, has a blog on Psychology Today and has contributed to various media platforms including San Diego Union Tribune, Bumble, GQ, rē·spin, HelloGiggles and Reframe App.