Partnership within Therapy
How a Coaching Approach Can Promote Faster Change
By Lynn Grodzki - In my early training as a psychodynamic therapist and a social worker, I was taught that my primary role was to follow, not lead. But I've since learned that working “close in” with clients can grease the wheels of motivation, helping them take action faster, and with more behavioral compliance.
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Translating Coaching Into Therapy
The Benefits and the Boundaries
Clinicians interested in applying coaching skills in psychotherapy believe that working more from a collaborative partnership position—like a personal trainer or a mentor—can produce faster change and, for many clients, enhanced motivation.
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Becoming a More Entrepreneurial Therapist
Marketing Your Therapy Practice in the Age of the Educated Consumer
By Lynn Grodzki - The expectation of a full caseload of long-term clients who don’t question the length or expense of treatment belongs to a former age. Like it or not, therapists who wish to stay in business need to grasp the difference between the patients of yesterday and the educated mental health consumers of today.
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VIDEO: What Keeps Clients Coming Back?
Lynn Grodzki on the Power of Transparency in Therapy
Lynn Grodzki---psychotherapist, business coach, and author---encourages therapists to be proactive in helping clients understand what to expect from the therapy process. While this may not seem hard, it requires clear communication at two critical junctures. Check it out.
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VIDEO: The Rewards of More Direct Contact with Potential Clients
Lynn Grodzki On An Opportunity Presented From Tough Times
In this quick clip, Lynn Grodski invites us to think entrepreneurially about how to make the most of just one of the new opportunities she sees in today’s rapidly changing mental health marketplace.
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Shopping For Therapy
Yesterday’s Patients Are Today’s Educated Consumers
The expectation of a full caseload of clients who don’t question the length or expense of treatment belongs to a former age. Like it or not, therapists who wish to stay in business need to understand the educated mental health consumers of today.
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The Coaching Edge
Helping Our Clients Take Their Best Shot
A new style of working has emerged that integrates the in-depth understanding of traditional therapy with the experience of being instructed, pushed, and challenged identified with coaching. But can a clinician effectively encompass both styles with the same client?
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The Business of Therapy
Recession-Proofing Mantras: How to Stay Calm When Your Practice Seems to Be Under Siege
Some highly practical mantras that can help even the more business-phobic practitioner keep afloat in these tough economic times.
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Recession-Proof Your Practice
Review, recommit, rebrand, reinvest
How do you protect your private practice from declining, or even sinking, in a tough economic market? Some tips about being smart, staying calm, and keeping your head when everyone else seems to be losing theirs.
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Family Matters
Run with It!: Redefining the Comfort Zone
A woman recovering from cancer develops a new sense of her body and her comfort zone.
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Partnership within Therapy
How a Coaching Approach Can Promote Faster Change
By Lynn Grodzki - In my early training as a psychodynamic therapist and a social worker, I was taught that my primary role was to follow, not lead. But I've since learned that working “close in” with clients can grease the wheels of motivation, helping them take action faster, and with more behavioral compliance.
Daily Blog
Becoming a More Entrepreneurial Therapist
Marketing Your Therapy Practice in the Age of the Educated Consumer
By Lynn Grodzki - The expectation of a full caseload of long-term clients who don’t question the length or expense of treatment belongs to a former age. Like it or not, therapists who wish to stay in business need to grasp the difference between the patients of yesterday and the educated mental health consumers of today.
Daily Blog
VIDEO: What Keeps Clients Coming Back?
Lynn Grodzki on the Power of Transparency in Therapy
Lynn Grodzki---psychotherapist, business coach, and author---encourages therapists to be proactive in helping clients understand what to expect from the therapy process. While this may not seem hard, it requires clear communication at two critical junctures. Check it out.
Daily Blog
VIDEO: The Rewards of More Direct Contact with Potential Clients
Lynn Grodzki On An Opportunity Presented From Tough Times
In this quick clip, Lynn Grodski invites us to think entrepreneurially about how to make the most of just one of the new opportunities she sees in today’s rapidly changing mental health marketplace.
Daily Blog
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Translating Coaching Into Therapy
The Benefits and the Boundaries
Clinicians interested in applying coaching skills in psychotherapy believe that working more from a collaborative partnership position—like a personal trainer or a mentor—can produce faster change and, for many clients, enhanced motivation.
Magazine Article
Shopping For Therapy
Yesterday’s Patients Are Today’s Educated Consumers
The expectation of a full caseload of clients who don’t question the length or expense of treatment belongs to a former age. Like it or not, therapists who wish to stay in business need to understand the educated mental health consumers of today.
Magazine Article
The Coaching Edge
Helping Our Clients Take Their Best Shot
A new style of working has emerged that integrates the in-depth understanding of traditional therapy with the experience of being instructed, pushed, and challenged identified with coaching. But can a clinician effectively encompass both styles with the same client?
Magazine Article
The Business of Therapy
Recession-Proofing Mantras: How to Stay Calm When Your Practice Seems to Be Under Siege
Some highly practical mantras that can help even the more business-phobic practitioner keep afloat in these tough economic times.
Magazine Article
Recession-Proof Your Practice
Review, recommit, rebrand, reinvest
How do you protect your private practice from declining, or even sinking, in a tough economic market? Some tips about being smart, staying calm, and keeping your head when everyone else seems to be losing theirs.
Magazine Article
Family Matters
Run with It!: Redefining the Comfort Zone
A woman recovering from cancer develops a new sense of her body and her comfort zone.
Magazine Article
Harnessing the Winds of Change
It's the perfect time to reinvent your private practice
Although business as usual may no longer be an option for therapists, the adjustments required to stay afloat could prove to be incredibly generative, not just for individual practices, but for the profession.
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Lynn Grodzki, L.C.S.W., is a psychotherapist, Professional Certified Coach, and internationally-known business coach. Through her writing and workshops, she's helped thousands of therapists build successful, viable private practices. She's the author of two bestselling books for therapists on practice building and the editor of The New Private Practice: Therapist-Coaches Share Stories, Strategies, and Advice, a look into the world of coaching through the eyes of therapists who have become coaches.
