Join me and Roxanne Francis, an award-winning therapist and business coach. In this episode, we discuss the necessity of support and community for all acupuncturists and therapists building a business, how to pitch to TV producers to get media exposure, consistency on social media vs. burnout, and much more. Listen in!
In this episode I’m talking with Sarah Swanberg, acupuncturist and co-founder of Indigo Wellness Group. We talk in-depth about her journey from solo acupuncturist to co-owner of two multidisciplinary wellness centers with 15 employees. Sarah shares what marketing has worked to grow her practice to this level of success and what hasn’t worked so well. She shares a ton of great tips! Listen in! >>
This week I interview Danielle Angela, a chiropractor, podcaster, and business coach. We talk about how the # of patients you’re seeing may not be a good indicator of the health of your practice, setting boundaries so you can enjoy a long career in this medicine, and why taking care of yourself is NEVER the wrong choice. It’s a good one! Join us!
Join me and East Phillips, acupuncturist and business coach! In this episode we talk about how to get really clear on your goals to restructure your practice and your marketing so that it WORKS for you. I think you’ll enjoy the fun episode! Listen now >>
Today I’m speaking with Liane Wood, a psychotherapist and successful multi-practitioner business owner in Ontario, Canada. She’s the founder of Psychotherapy Mastermind, an organization helping therapists learn to build successful practices. In this fun episode, we talk about what makes ethical marketing, what counts as informed consent, and what marketing is working for her right now. Join us! >>
Today I’m talking with acupuncturists Tori Paide and Marla Peoples, who co-founded the clean skincare brand, TOMA Skin Therapies. Join us as we talk about how both Tori and Marla left corporate careers to become acupuncturists, the reason they felt compelled to create their own clean skincare brand, what Kenny Rogers has to teach us about entrepreneurship, why closing a practice isn’t a failure, and more. Listen in! >>
This week I’m talking with Michelle Hamilton, founder of the online program, Community Acupuncture School. Michelle and I talk about how she opened her very first community acupuncture clinic outside on a patio, despite people’s advice not to do it, and how it was one of the best decisions she ever made. And she offers helpful insights for growing your community acupuncture practice right now. Join us! >>
This week I’m interviewing acupuncturist and business coach, Julie Bear Don’t Walk. We talk about how she grew her practice from a one-person show seeing 35 patients a week to a staff of eight helping over 150 patients a week, and much more. Whether you’re a solo practitioner looking to increase patient numbers, or you’re ready to scale and hire more practitioners, Julie has great advice to share. Listen in >>
Join me and Joanna Sapir as we talk about new ways of structuring your acupuncture programs and pricing so that you can go on vacation, or take time off to care for family, and still get paid while you’re away.
Maya Suzuki is an acupuncturist trained in Japan, translator, and teacher of Japanese acupuncture through her online program, ShinKyu University. Join me and Maya this week for a fun discussion about YouTube Marketing, what it’s like to study acupuncture in Japan, imposter syndrome, launching a successful online program, and much more! >> Listen now.
