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Episodes: 455
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
Instagram: 1.8k followers
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gordon@practiceoftherapy.com
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Gordon Brewer - Gordon Brewer is a therapist, consultant, writer, and speaker with a focus on helping mental health professionals start, grow, and expand private practices. He is the creator of The Practice of The...
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Recent Guest Discussions
TaVona Denise - Owner Dependency, Burnout, Delegation, Operational Systems, And Building A Private Practice That Can Function Without Constant Owner Involvement.
Lisa Permar - Practice Systems, Standard Operating Procedures, Delegation, Operational Friction, And Reducing The Owner's Role As A Bottleneck.
Margo Masri - Cash Flow, Taxes, Hiring, Office Expenses, Financial Systems, And Avoiding Common Money Mistakes In Private Practice.
Martin Altman - ADHD And Neurodivergence In Therapists, Emotional Regulation, Clinical Presence, Practice Systems, And Building A Sustainable Specialty Practice.
Lindsay Benson - Therapist Burnout, Nervous-system Regulation, Trauma-informed Practice, Transitioning From Insurance To Private Pay, Therapy Intensives, And Sustainable Practice Models.
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Episodes
Working With High-Risk Teens in Private Practice | Katie K. May | TPOT 448
September 07, 2026
Working with high-risk teens can feel overwhelming, especially when self-harm, suicidal thoughts, emotional dysregulation, or repeated hospitalizations are part of the picture. So how can therapists provide both compassion and structure without letting fear drive the treatment? In this episode, Gordon talks with Katie K. May about working effectively with high-risk teens and their families. Katie shares why validation matters, how therapists can provide strong clinical leadership, and why car...
Why Rapport Matters More Than Ever in Private Practice | Nora Anger | TPOT 447
August 31, 2026
Building rapport isn't just about helping clients feel comfortable. It can play a major role in whether they trust you, open up, and keep coming back. In this episode, I sit down with Nora Anger, LPC, to talk about building stronger therapeutic relationships in private practice. We discuss what clients really want from their therapists, common reasons they leave therapy, thoughtful self-disclosure, creating safety and trust, and how to balance compassion with challenging clients when they nee...
Is Your Private Practice Too Dependent on You? | TaVona Denise | TPOT 446
August 24, 2026
What happens to your private practice when you step away? In this episode, Gordon talks with TaVona Denise about what her Private Practice Vitality Report revealed about owner dependency, burnout, delegation, and the systems that keep a practice running. They explore why hiring more staff doesn't always create more freedom, how to tell if your practice still depends too heavily on you, and the simple 30-day question that can uncover exactly where your systems need work. If you want to build a...
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