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Therapists are taught to be able to "work with everyone that comes through the door."
This messaging is not only rigid, but harmful to your and potentially your client's wellbeing.
In this episode I share about my pitfalls with my previous experiences with how I mistakenly adopted this philosophy and how we can bring nuance into this conversation. I also share practical tips on how to work through creating a caseload that is more respectful to you and your nervous system.
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Chapters
1. The Myth of Working with Everyone (00:00:00)
2. Dangers of Accepting All Clients (00:04:12)
3. Personal Impact of Misaligned Clients (00:09:01)
4. Marketing to Attract Best-Fit Clients (00:11:09)
5. The Client Buckets System (00:14:14)
6. Sustainable Practice Through Client Selection (00:22:13)
7. Protecting Energy Through Honest Referrals (00:26:00)
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