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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 1H 4M

Clinician to Coach: The Real Reason Women in Healthcare Struggle to Move Fully Into the Coaching Lane

from Sink and Swim · host Julie Granger

You’ve started talking about coaching.Maybe you’ve taken a certification. Maybe you’ve signed a few clients. Maybe you’re posting about it online. Maybe you’re still seeing patients “for now.”And yet — you don’t feel fully in.In this episode, Julie unpacks the real reason so many ambitious women in healthcare struggle to move completely into the coaching lane — even when they know they’re capable. It’s rarely about skill. It’s rarely about intelligence. And it’s almost never about needing “one more training.”You’ll hear:Why the clinician-to-coach shift feels harder than it looks from the outsideWhat keeps you hovering in the “almost” stageThe practical difference between clinician and coach — and why clients respond differentlyWhy credentials don’t automatically create confidenceThe mindset shift that allows coaching to become profitable, scalable, and alignedIf you’ve been circling coaching but haven’t fully claimed it yet, this conversation will likely show you exactly where you are in the transition — and why it makes sense that you’re there.And if you listen and realize, “Okay… this is me. I’m in the in-between and I don’t want to stay here,” that’s usually a sign you don’t need more information — you need clarity and support.If that’s the case, you can explore a Soul Story Mapping session in the show notes. It’s a private, working session (not a discovery call) where we map what’s true for you right now — your identity, your business direction, and what’s actually keeping you tethered. You don’t have to decide anything afterward. Sometimes seeing the full picture is enough to shift everything.Either way — you’re not behind. You’re not confused. You’re mid-transition.And that’s a powerful place to be.If this episode speaks to you, hit subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend👉Looking for more of where this came from? Sink deeper with coaching support from Julie and Book a Soul Story Mapping SessionKeep up with what's going on by joining the Notes from a Fart Walk Newsletter and don't miss an episode or updateWatch full video episodes and clips on YoutubeSocial Media: Follow Julie for clips, bonus content, and updates throughout the week. You can also shoot her a DM to connect!Instagram @drjuliegranger, Substack @drjuliegrangerLinkedIn  juliegrangerdpt

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You’ve started talking about coaching. Maybe you’ve taken a certification. Maybe you’ve signed a few clients. Maybe you’re posting about it online. Maybe you’re still seeing patients “for now.” And yet — you don’t feel fully in. In this episode, Julie unpacks the real reason so many ambitious women in healthcare struggle to move completely into the coaching lane — even when they know they’re capable. It’s rarely about skill. It’s rarely about intelligence. And it’s almost ne...

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