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The Practice of Therapy Podcast

Gordon Brewer

Booking Overview

An interview-focused mental health and private-practice show for therapists and other clinicians, featuring external guests such as licensed practitioners, authors, clinical specialists, and practice-growth consultants. Agencies could credibly pitch qualified mental health professionals, authors, trainers, consultants, and private-practice experts with practical guidance for clinicians; booking difficulty is medium because guests generally need established expertise, relevant credentials, or a strong professional platform, but celebrity status is not required.

Metrics

Episodes: 459

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: USA

Instagram: 1.8k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

gordon@practiceoftherapy.com

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Host

Gordon Brewer - Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT is a therapist, consultant, writer, and speaker who provides tools, resources, and advice for starting, growing, and expanding private practices.

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Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Licensed mental health clinicians, specialized therapists, practice owners, clinical trainers, authors, consultants, and other professionals with demonstrable expertise in therapy practice or mental health-related services.
Required Achievements:  
Advanced clinical or professional credentials, Ownership or leadership of a private or group practice, Published books, reports, or practical resources, Specialized training or recognized expertise in a clinical area, Experience teaching, training, consulting, or appearing as a professional expert

Recent Guest Discussions

Hannah Short - Women's Mental Health, Eating Disorders, Body Image, Perinatal And Postpartum Support, Trauma-informed Care, Private-practice Development, And Practice Systems

Ritu Riedweg - Branding, Marketing, Web Design, Online Visibility, Google Search, And Connecting Therapists With Prospective Clients

Katie K. May - Treating High-risk Teens, Self-harm, Suicidal Behaviors, Safety Planning, Caregiver Involvement, And Applying DBT With Adolescents

Nora Anger - Therapeutic Rapport, Client Trust, Retention, Self-disclosure, Trauma, Grief, Anxiety, Depression, And Building Stronger Therapeutic Relationships

TaVona Denise - Owner Dependency, Delegation, Burnout, Operational Systems, Staffing, And Building More Sustainable Private Practices

Recent Topics

Health, Mental Health, Private Practice, Psychotherapy, Counseling

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Practice of Therapy Podcast
:

How Therapists Can Practice What We Preach About Mindfulness | Debi Trent Brown | TPOT 452

October 05, 2026

Therapists spend a lot of time encouraging clients to slow down, practice mindfulness, and become more aware of what they need—but practicing those same things in our own lives can be much harder. In this episode, Gordon talks with Debi Trent Brown about mindfulness beyond meditation, the importance of creating small moments of joy, and what it means to live more authentically. They explore how the "rules" we pick up from family, culture, and society can quietly shape our choices, why pausing...

How to Make More Impact Without Adding More Clients | James Marland | TPOT 451

September 28, 2026

What happens when being "successful" in private practice starts to look a lot like burnout? In this episode, Gordon talks with James Marland about the three traps that can keep therapists stuck in one-on-one work: the clock trap, calendar trap, and couch trap. They unpack why being fully booked isn't always the same as being free, and how tying your income, time, and impact entirely to client hours can eventually become exhausting. James also shares practical ways therapists can begin thinkin...

Supporting Postpartum Moms Through Private Practice | Hannah Short | TPOT 450

September 21, 2026

One of the things I've learned over the years is that the work we feel most drawn to often has some connection to our own experiences. That doesn't mean our story becomes the center of the therapy room, but it can absolutely shape the populations we care about, the problems we notice, and the kind of practice we want to build. In this episode, I talk with Hannah Short about how her own experiences with eating disorder recovery and postpartum helped shape her clinical niche. We also get into t...

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