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In this episode, I get the wonderful opportunity to have a conversation with Danielle Golan, founder of The Feeling Space, an LGBTQIA and ENM/poly-affirming group practice in Southern California. Danielle shares insights into her specialty in trauma, including PTSD, CPTSD, and EMDR and brain spotting modalities, as well as how to initiate and market trauma-based therapy practices. She emphasizes the importance of niching down in therapy specialties and talks about her background in integrating various techniques. We also delve into the ethics of therapy, the challenges (and surprising benefits!) of supervising associates, and the importance of learning how to market your private practice. Danielle provides invaluable advice for new therapists and those looking to start their own group practices, and I recommend taking notes while you listen to this episode of the Action Practice Building podcast! To connect with Danielle: www.thefeelingspace.me danielle@thefeelingspace.me info@thefeelingspace.me @thefeelingspace =================================== 00:00 Introduction and Guest Challenges 01:24 Meet Danielle Golan: Founder of The Feeling Space 02:13 Specializing in Trauma-Based Therapy 03:39 EMDR vs. Brainspotting 06:02 The Importance of Niching Down 07:27 Explaining Somatic Modalities to Clients 13:34 Starting The Feeling Space 16:00 Creating a Supportive Community 16:18 Empowering Associates for Independence 17:49 Training in Gottman Method 18:35 Handling Client Assessments 19:50 Believing Clients' Truths 23:19 Substance Use and Client Disclosures 25:47 Consulting on Group Practices 27:43 Connecting with The Feeling Space Find me on Social Media: Instagram: @actionpracticebuilding Facebook: Action Practice Building…
S2Ep2: The Jensen Effect: Suiting Up & Showing Up (with Ian Jensen)
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This week on the Action Practice Building podcast, I dive into the essentials of establishing a successful trauma therapy practice with my guest (and fellow bearer of a theater undergrad degree) Ian Jensen, a licensed marriage and family therapist from Silver Lake, California. Ian shares his journey and valuable insights on how to navigate the challenges and rewards of specializing in trauma therapy. He emphasizes the importance of community, networking, and understanding the underlying issues clients face. Whether you're just starting or looking to expand your practice, Ian's story and advice provide a roadmap for creating meaningful therapeutic connections and growing a successful practice.
To connect with Ian:
www.eastsideaffirmativepsych.com
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction
01:07 Building a Trauma-Focused Practice
01:32 Community and Networking
03:17 Understanding Trauma in Therapy
07:02 Mentorship and Paying It Forward
14:10 Overcoming Challenges as an Introverted Therapist
19:08 Sharing Wins and Building Community
22:08 Conclusion and Contact Information
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- Instagram: @actionpracticebuilding
- Facebook: Action Practice Building
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