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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2020 · 24 MIN

4 Spiritual Grounding Techniques To Keep You Centred in Private Practice

from Practice Momentum - Private Practice Business Coaching Podcast · host Dr Brooklyn Storme

In this episode Being a private practice owner or director is a huge job. Not only are you seeing clients but you are also working with team members perhaps or third party stakeholders and not all of those interactions are going to be uplifting and nourishing. Without a powerful grounding technique in place, you can find yourself feeling tired, drained and counting the minutes until you can pack up and go home. Today, I'm going to share my top four grounding tools in the hope that they inspire you to find something that works for you in your day-to-day work.  Learn more Mentoring is a great way to take this work further. Find out more about how it can help you here.  There are 2 places coming available for the 90 day coaching program for private practice owners. To find out more, click here.  You can join other private practice who LOVE spirituality in my membership group, here. 

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