Ideal Practice

Wendy Pitts Reeves
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How do I find clients I actually enjoy? How do I make more money without feeling guilty? Can I run a private practice and still have a life? These are just some of the questions long time psychotherapist, group practice founder, and serial entrepreneur Wendy Pitts Reeves tackles each week on The Ideal Practice Podcast.Here, you’ll learn how to create your version of an Ideal Practice that serves you as well as you serve your clients. Learn how to think like a marketer, attract clients you love, get paid well for what you do, and have a life. We’ll talk about the power of intention, the energy of money, and how to banish imposter syndrome for good. In short, we’ll dive deep into what it takes to develop a healthy business that is profitable, impactful, and - can we say this? - enjoyable.When healers stand in their power, make peace with profit, and honor the difference they make in the lives of others, they can change an entire industry.With a mix of interviews, special guests and solo shows from Wendy, you won’t want to miss a minute of this. New episodes every Tuesday. So hit subscribe, and get ready to change your life.

  1. 11 hr ago

    What Would It Take to Protect Your Private Practice if You Got Sick? | IP218

    You've worked hard to build your private practice. Yes? You've invested precious time, energy, money, and heart into creating something meaningful, valuable and - I hope - profitable. But what would happen to that business if you suddenly couldn't work? I know. I don't want to think about that either. And yet...that's exactly what happened to my guest today, Laurel van der Toorn, a licensed marriage and family therapist and owner of Laurel Therapy Collective. When an unexpected medical crisis forced her to step away for five months, she discovered just how valuable the systems and protections she'd already put in place really were. In this conversation, Laurel shares what helped her practice survive, what she learned along the way, and what every private practice owner should be thinking about before an unexpected crisis turns everything upside down. In this episode, you'll hear... How Laurel's unexpected five-month medical leave affected her practice, and why the impact was much less devastating than it could have been. 🌻Why having the right health insurance, disability coverage, and even your business structure (!) could make all the difference in the survival of your practice. 💰How a professional will and clear operating procedures can protect your clients and keep essential business functions running when you're unavailable. (So much to think about here.) 📋Why preparing for an extended absence isn't just about protecting your business; it's also about giving yourself the emotional space to get through a difficult season. 💛Here's the thing.  None of us wants to imagine being forced to step away from our work. But the time to protect the business you've worked so hard to build is before something happens, not after... And Laurel's story is a powerful reminder that a little preparation now can make an enormous difference later. As you listen, think about what you might need to put in place to protect your own Ideal PracticeTM, for the sake of your clients, your team, your family - and yourself. WANT MORE SUPPORT FOR BUILDING YOUR IDEAL PRACTICE? I've put together a collection of free resources to help you build a private practice that's not only profitable, but sustainable, too. From practical business tools to fresh ideas for growing your practice, there's something there to help you take your next step. Take a look at what's available at wendypittsreeves.com/free-resources. And remember -  building your Ideal Practice™ isn't just about creating a business you love. It's about creating one that supports the life you want to live. ~Wendy _______________ TODAY’S GUEST  Laurel van der Toorn, LMFT, owns Laurel Therapy Collective, an EMDR-focused group practice. In 2024 she went on a sudden five-month medical leave and returned to work without financial wreckage, thanks to systems she'd put in place years earlier. She teaches therapists and group practice owners how to prepare their practices for medical, parental and other leave. Website: https://laureltherapy.net | Email: laurel@laureltherapy.net Her upcoming workshop, January 2027: Learn more at https://laureltherapy.net/leave-prep _______________ MENTIONED  Clockwork by Mike Michalowicz – A book about designing a business that can operate without depending on you for every decision and task.Episode 146: Robyn Miller on the Professional Will – I Had No Idea How Important a Professional Will Was - And Then I Met Robyn Miller https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/blog/146_______________ LET’s CONNECT: Want to be a guest on Ideal Practice™? Apply here: https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/guest-applicationLooking for tools to help you grow your practice? Explore my free resources: https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/free-resourcesSupport the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

  2. 3 Nov

    Do You Really Want Your Marketing to Go Viral? A Fun Interview with Melissa Divaris Thompson | IP 217

    What would happen if your marketing suddenly took off? Would you be ready for it? When therapist Melissa Divaris Thompson decided to give TikTok a try, she had no idea she'd eventually build an email list of more than 90,000 people. (!) But going viral brought more than new opportunities. It brought unexpected challenges, some hard-earned business lessons, and a few surprises along the way. In this episode, you'll hear: How Melissa got started on TikTok, even though she had no idea what she was doing.What she learned from her first viral video, including the one mistake she won’t make again. 💡Why a large social media following means very little if you aren't building your own email list. (Pay attention to this one, y'all.)How to turn attention into genuine connections with potential clients, rather than simply chasing views.What happens behind the scenes when your marketing works better than you ever expected. (Gulp.) 🚀Melissa's story is a great reminder that you don't need fancy equipment, a huge budget, or a perfectly polished presentation to get started. You do need a willingness to experiment and to pay attention to what works - so you can build a business that supports the life you want. Ready to take a fresh look at your own marketing? Listen in, take what resonates, and just think... What could a small experiment open up for you? I don't know - but it's fun to think about! :) ~Wendy P.S. If you're ready for some personalized help figuring out your next best move in business, my Quick Start Consult might be just what you need. Learn more through the link below.  _______________ TODAY’S GUEST:  Melissa Divaris Thompson is a licensed marriage and family therapist with sixteen years of experience helping couples find their way back to each other. Trained in the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, AEDP, and attachment based EMDR, she's the creator of Embracing Joy Consulting and the founder of Embracing Joy Psychotherapy, a group practice based in New York City. Through her courses, digital products, and content as @melissadivaristhompson on TikTok and Instagram, she makes real relationship skills feel doable for real couples. Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Mel lives in Virginia Beach with her husband and two kids, and she's been married over sixteen years herself. LET’s CONNECT: Quick Start Consult: If you’re ready to get out of your own way, this 1:1 coaching work session could make all the difference. Learn more here: https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/consultWant to be a Guest on Ideal Practice™? Submit your application here: https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/guest-applicationFollow me on Facebook or Linked In. https://www.facebook.com/IdealPracticePodcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendypittsreeves/ Support the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

  3. 27 Oct

    5 Creative Touches to Help Your Private Practice Stand Out From the Crowd | IP 216

    What if the marketing you're already doing could be more memorable, more personal, and maybe even a little more fun? Does that sound crazy? Maybe. But it's not. :) You don't have to become a social media superstar or dream up some elaborate new marketing strategy to get noticed. Sometimes, all it takes is a little imagination and a willingness to do something differently. And that's what we're talking about this week on the podcast. In this episode, you'll hear: How a clever $200 contest in the real estate world sparked a whole new way of thinking about marketing. 💡Five creative approaches to making your practice stand out, from curiosity and delight to connection, discovery, and generosity. (Soooo many ways. to play here...) ✨Real-life examples of simple, thoughtful marketing ideas that help potential clients and referral partners remember you - most of which come from my own experience. 🌻How to find a marketing approach that fits your personality, your strengths, and the kind of practice you actually want to build. (Because... isn't that the point?)The goal isn't to pile more work onto your already overflowing to-do list. It's to bring more of YOU into the marketing you're already doing, so the right people can find you and get a sense of who you really are... And if you've been putting off marketing because none of the usual approaches sound appealing, I'm hoping that the ideas I've shared today might give you just permission you've needed to try something completely different. Here's my challenge for you, my friends: Grab a notebook, brainstorm a few possibilities, and circle the idea that makes you grin. Then pick ONE and give it a try. You might surprise yourself! I certainly have done that many times... Why not you? :) ~Wendy P.S. Next week, you'll meet Melissa DeVaris Thompson, a therapist whose creative approach to short-form video caught my attention so completely that I stalked her, lol, and invited her onto the show. You're going to love this conversation! (Share it with a friend!) _______________ MENTIONED  [Episode 153] The Unique Power of Equine EMDR: Julie Jerrolds and a Creative Private Practice https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/blog/153 [Episode 203] How'd You Know That? When Good Marketing Feels a Little Like Magic https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/blog/203 _______________ WANT to BE MY GUEST? We are currently scheduling interviews for the 1st half of next year. If you have a clear message, an engaging style, and a heart for healers, let's meet!   Submit your application right here - https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/guest-application _______________ FREE RESOURCES • 31 Ways to Increase Cash Flow — https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/cashflow   Support the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

  4. 20 Oct

    Making Peace With Profit: How to Build a Practice That Supports Your Real Life | IP 215

    What if one of the biggest things holding your private practice back isn't your clinical skill, your marketing, or even the economy? (I know - we can always blame things on the economy!) What if it's the fact that you get all tied up in knots inside, any time something comes up around the word, or even the idea of profit? The very idea of making a profit in your practice?? If you're a therapist, an energy healer, an LMT, or another healing professional, I doubt you went into this work because you dreamed of managing bank accounts, setting fees, or tracking business expenses. You got into it for the same reason I did: you just wanted to help people. And yet, if you want to keep doing that good meaningful work for years to come, your practice has to take care of you, too. We want you to last, my friend. :) So in this episode, I'm sharing a conversation I had with financial professional Randall Avery on his show, Practice Prosperity. He asked questions I don't often get asked, and we ended up talking about everything from the money mistakes I've made (ugh) to the practical systems I've finally landed on that have helped me build a healthier business. In this episode, you'll hear: Why making peace with profit is essential to building a sustainable private practice.The moment I tore up my last insurance contract and walked away for good, and what that decision taught me about knowing my worth.How working with the Seven Pillars of an Ideal Practice™ as a complete system can help you build the foundation of a much stronger business.A look at the separate bank accounts and financial habits I use today to manage my practice and feel more secure. (Took me a while!)My personal thoughts about what true prosperity really means.We'll also talk about the mindset shifts that make those practical business decisions possible, especially when working with money feels so uncomfortable to so many of us. Because when you make those shifts, you can begin building a practice that supports your clients, honors your work, and gives you more freedom to live the REAL life you want. Would you like to change your own relationship with money? My Mind Over Money™ course was created for healing professionals who want to feel more confident, comfortable, and intentional about the financial side of their work. For 31 days, you'll get a small, delightful dose of inspiration and practical strategy designed to help you rethink the way you relate to money, in no more than five minutes a day. It's such a support that many of my students tell me they miss it when it ends! The course is normally $97, but you can use the code IDEAL50 to save $50 and get it for just $47. Learn more at www.wendypittsreeves.com/mind. Let's start having some fun with this. Life is short, y'all. And I want you to do well. ~Wendy P.S. BTW - have you done your Q4 planning yet? My coaching clients have been asking me about this, which reminded me to share it with you too. Now is a great time to step back and take a fresh look at your practice. My free Quarterly Success Checker will help you see what's working, what needs attention, and where to focus next. Get your copy at www.wendypittsreeves.com/quarter. _______________ MENTIONED  Learn more about Randall Avery’s work at the following:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randallavery/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Deasilwm_______________ LET’s CONNECT! Follow me on Facebook or Linked In.  https://www.facebook.com/IdealPracticePodcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendypittsreeves/_______________ MIND over MONEY™: This is a hidden gem among all that I do. One of my most popular courses, designed to bring you a breath of fresh financial air each day. Develop a whole new abundance mindset with inspiration AND strategy in just 5 minutes a day for 31 days. You’ll thank me later. :) Use the Promo Code “Ideal50” to get $50 off. (Sweet!) Learn more at www.WendyPittsReeves.com/mind. Support the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

  5. 13 Oct

    The Client Experience IS Marketing: How to Stop Losing People Along the Way with Chanel Rose | IP 214

    You work hard to help people find your practice. You build the website. Create the content. Go to those awkward networking coffees. Nurture referral relationships as best you can. Maybe you even show up on social media when you'd really rather not, thankyouverymuch. 😝 But what happens AFTER someone finds you? That's the question at the heart of my conversation today with business growth strategist Chanel Rose. Because marketing isn't only about attracting new people: it's also about what happens once they're standing at your virtual front door. Can they figure out what to do next? Do they know you've received their inquiry? Is it easy to schedule with you? Do they feel cared for along the way? And what happens to the ones who don't quite make it through the door? Chanel calls this internal marketing, and I love that way of looking at it. Because every system, every follow-up, and every interaction is teaching people something about what it's like to work with you. And when all that goes well, people feel cared for, connected, and are more likely to stay. NOTE: We covered a lot of ground here, including ideas about referrals, client follow-up, wellness communication and even gifts. Some ideas may not be appropriate for your particular industry. As always, adapt any business or marketing strategy to the ethical standards, licensing requirements, privacy rules, and scope-of-practice guidelines that apply to your profession. (That said, I can't help but ask: if you can't do something suggested here, is there a creative way you could still tap into the idea behind it?) In this episode, you'll hear: 🔎 Why the client journey starts before someone ever contacts you, and where good  potential clients may disappear along the way. 💬 What “internal marketing” actually means, and why the experience you're creating inside your practice matters just as much as the marketing you're doing outside it. 🤝 How to take better care of your referral relationships, including the surprisingly simple practices many of us forget once the referrals start coming. ⚙️ Where a few thoughtful systems can reduce friction, from inquiries and scheduling to waitlists, follow-up, and staying connected. 🌱 Why overwhelm doesn't have to be part of the job, and how better systems can help you reclaim energy you're spending holding everything together. If you've been working hard to bring more people into your practice, our conversation today is an invitation to look in a really different direction than you're used to looking.  What happens once they get there? Because sometimes the next step in growing your practice isn't more marketing.  It's taking better care of the people your marketing has already reached.  ~Wendy _______________ TODAY'S GUEST Chanel Rose is a business growth and revenue strategist serving independent healthcare, wellness, and professional-service businesses. With more than 15 years of experience in business development, banking, fundraising, and revenue strategy, she works with practice owners to strengthen the connection between visibility, inquiry response, client experience, retention, and referrals. Her approach centers on building sustainable revenue systems that protect the owner's time, energy, and capacity. A fourth-generation entrepreneur and former political campaign manager, Chanel brings a relationship-centered perspective to growth, helping owners create financially healthy practices without relying on hustle, pressure, or constant personal involvement. Connect with Chanel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chanelrose/ _______________ MENTIONED Episodes 204-207, an Ideal Practice™ Series on the CAST Method for Hiring™. Episode 204: Ready to Hire Help for Your Private Practice? Start Here. (Part 1) https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/blog/204 Episode 205: How to Write the Best Ad So You'll Hire the Best People (Part 2) https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/blog/205 Episode 206: How to Interview Candidates So You Actually Hire the Right Person (Part 3) https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/blog/206 Episode 207: How to Turn a Great Hire Into an Even Better Team Member (Part 4) https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/blog/207 _______________ LET’s CONNECT: Want to be a Guest on Ideal Practice™? Submit your application here: https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/guest-applicationFollow me on Facebook or Linked In.  https://www.facebook.com/IdealPracticePodcast/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendypittsreeves/_______________ FREE RESOURCE • IP360 Scorecard — https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/360 Support the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

  6. 6 Oct

    Selling as Service: 6 Steps to a (Much) Better Sales Conversation | IP 213

    If the thought of "selling" in any way makes you a bit squirmy, you are SO not alone. Most therapists and helping professionals were never taught how to have a sales conversation of any kind. And in fact, if you're anything like many of my clients, you associate selling with pressure, persuasion, or the whole "used-car sales" kind of energy. But y'all - if you own a private practice, sales conversations are part of the job. The good news is: it doesn't have to be something you hate. Not at all. In this episode, I'm showing you how selling can actually be an act of service instead. In fact - I'll give you six simple steps for having an aligned sales conversation with clarity, integrity, and confidence. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to tell when you’re showing up with defensive or apologetic energy, and how that hurts the process.Why your job is to determine whether or not you can genuinely help - not to convince someone to hire you. (In fact - that's the wrong kind of energy completely.)Six steps to an aligned sales conversation that are easy to understand, easy to implement, and easy to feel good about.Why releasing the outcome may be the most important step of all.The most important thing you'll hear today?? Why respecting someone else's financial reality does not mean taking responsibility for it. You owe it to yourself (and your clients) to learn how to sell from a place of service rather than sacrifice... so you can build a financially healthy practice that takes good care of your clients and takes good care of you. 🥰 And hey - if you'd like to get a sense of where your practice needs the most attention right now, I have a gift you can use! Take the free IP360 Scorecard for a quick look at all Seven Pillars of an Ideal Practice™ - what's working, what isn't, and where to focus next. Wonder if it might be... um... sales? ;) ~Wendy P.S. The next time someone asks what you charge, notice what happens inside you. Defensive? Apologetic? Or grounded enough to explain, invite - and release? 🫣🙌😘 _______________ MENTIONED  The IP360 Scorecard — https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/360 _______________ LET’s CONNECT: Quick Start Consult: If you’re ready to get out of your own way, this 1:1 coaching work session could make all the difference. Learn more here:  https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/consultWant to be a Guest on Ideal Practice™? Submit your application here: https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/guest-applicationFollow me on Facebook or Linked In. Support the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

  7. 29 Sept

    So Whose Private Practice Is This Anyway? Reclaiming Your Authority with Kelly Higdon | IP 212

    Who gets to call the shots in your private practice? Because whether you realize it or not, there are plenty of outside forces that would be happy to answer that question for you. 🤨 In this week's wide-ranging conversation, I sat down with Kelly Higdon of ZynnyMe to talk about what’s changing in our profession – from insurance companies and venture-backed platforms to AI, certification culture, and more. But underneath all of that was a much bigger question: How do you hold on to your own authority as the CEO of your business in the middle of so much increasing pressure to conform? That's what I want to explore today. In this episode, you’ll hear… → Why some of the newest trends in private practice look an awful lot like the managed care playbook of the 1990s, and what that means for us as practice owners. Ugh. → How stepping outside the usual rules can open the door to more creative, effective – and sustainable – ways of serving your clients. (You know I loved that part!) → Why Kelly sometimes puts coaching clients on a “certification diet.” Made me laugh!! 😉 → What your mind, heart, body, and spirit can tell you about the decisions you’re making in your business. #truth → And why human connection may matter more than ever in a world increasingly shaped by AI. And - oh my gosh - this is soooo important. Kelly and I will also explore what happens when you stop looking outside yourself for permission (!) and start trusting what you already know. Why? Because that's how you build a practice that serves your clients well, supports you well, and lets you run YOUR practice YOUR way. That's what I want for you, my friend. xoxo Join us. ~Wendy P.S. If this conversation has you thinking about what you really want your practice to look like – and where you may have handed over more authority than you realized – let's talk. A Quick Start Consult is 90 minutes devoted entirely to you, your practice, and whatever is getting in your way. We'll sort through what's working, what's not, and what needs to happen next so you can move forward with more clarity and confidence. Schedule your Quick Start Consult here → https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/consult _______________ TODAY’S GUEST Kelly Higdon, LMFT thinks the conversation therapists avoid most is the one about whether therapy is working. As co-founder of ZynnyMe and co-creator of Business School for Therapists, they have spent twenty years teaching clinicians to measure outcomes, talk about them honestly with clients, and build practices that hold up financially because of it. Kelly co-authored Therapist Burnout and Beyond the Hour, co-hosts Starting a Private Practice, and has reached more than 100,000 clinicians worldwide. They believe private practice is one of the solutions to access, and that therapists being the worst-paid master's degree is a fixable problem, not a fact of life. _______________ MENTIONED ZynnyMe — Kelly and Miranda Palmer’s private practice training and resources. Visit their website here → https://www.zynnyme.com/_______________ LET’S CONNECT: Quick Start Consult: If you’re ready to get out of your own way, this 1:1 coaching work session could make all the difference. Learn more here → https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/consultWant to be a Guest on Ideal Practice™? Submit your application here → https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/guest-applicationSupport the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

  8. 22 Sept

    How a Psychology Professor Turned His Expertise Into a Surprisingly Profitable Business | IP 211

    What if the skills and knowledge you already have could become the foundation for an entirely different kind of business? 💡 That’s exactly what happened for my guest today, Dr. Jason Troyer. Jason is a counseling psychologist who spent nearly 15 years as a college professor before an unexpected opportunity introduced him to the death care industry – and eventually led him to leave a tenured position and become a full-time entrepreneur. What I love about Jason’s story is that none of this started with some grand business plan. He followed his curiosity, paid attention to what people needed, experimented with different ideas, and learned how to turn what he knew into services people were willing to pay for. Seriously. This is a GREAT story. Along the way, he discovered that you don’t have to be the world’s leading expert, create something bigger and better… …or even stay inside the professional lane you were trained for. 😎 So in this episode, you’ll hear: How Jason went from psychology professor to full-time entrepreneur (and the $3,000 mistake he made along the way.)Why combining two areas of expertise can help you create a niche that is uniquely your own.What happened when a potential client told Jason, “I’d pay you double if you’d just do it for me.” 😱Why smaller, simpler and more specific can be way more valuable than bigger, better and “perfect.”How speaking helped Jason build relationships, establish credibility and grow his business across the country. (And managed to get paid at the same time!)And perhaps most importantly, you’ll hear why Jason believes it all starts with empathy: simply understanding what people actually need, then finding a way to give it to them.  That’s something we as healers already know how to do. Right? ❤️ So if you’ve ever wondered what else you could do with everything you know – or how you could make more money without simply adding more clients to your caseload – this one should get your wheels turning. What would happen if you followed your curiosity?  ~Wendy P.S. Listen all the way to the end, because I came back to share the three ideas from our conversation that I’m still thinking about, and one of them gave me something to work on. 😉 _______________ TODAY’S GUEST Dr. Jason Troyer is a counseling psychologist, author, speaker, and entrepreneur who built a profitable business without maintaining a therapy caseload. He helps funeral homes, cemeteries, and other organizations better serve grieving families through recurring services, educational booklets, workshops, and scalable grief-support resources. After nearly 15 years as a psychology professor, Jason left his tenured position when his business outgrew his academic career. His work shows how helping professionals can turn specialized expertise into ethical, practical, and sustainable income. _______________ LET’s CONNECT: Quick Start Consult: If you’re ready to get out of your own way, this 1:1 coaching work session could make all the difference. Learn more here:  https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/consultWant to be a Guest on Ideal PracticeTM? Submit your application here: https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/guest-applicationFollow me on Facebook or LinkedIn. _______________ FREE RESOURCE If you’re looking for even more creative ways to boost your income, check this out. Every single one of these are steps I’ve successfully used in my own practice!  31 Practical Ways to Increase Cash Flow In Your Private Practice (Without Becoming Salesy, Sleasy or Someone You Don't Even Like): https://www.wendypittsreeves.com/cashflow   Support the show Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW Host, Ideal Practice Private Practice Coach and Mentor www.WendyPittsReeves.com Wendy@WendyPittsReeves.com

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How do I find clients I actually enjoy? How do I make more money without feeling guilty? Can I run a private practice and still have a life? These are just some of the questions long time psychotherapist, group practice founder, and serial entrepreneur Wendy Pitts Reeves tackles each week on The Ideal Practice Podcast.Here, you’ll learn how to create your version of an Ideal Practice that serves you as well as you serve your clients. Learn how to think like a marketer, attract clients you love, get paid well for what you do, and have a life. We’ll talk about the power of intention, the energy of money, and how to banish imposter syndrome for good. In short, we’ll dive deep into what it takes to develop a healthy business that is profitable, impactful, and - can we say this? - enjoyable.When healers stand in their power, make peace with profit, and honor the difference they make in the lives of others, they can change an entire industry.With a mix of interviews, special guests and solo shows from Wendy, you won’t want to miss a minute of this. New episodes every Tuesday. So hit subscribe, and get ready to change your life.

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    Wendy Pitts Reeves
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    218
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    Explicit
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