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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2022 · 45 MIN

David Hall | Coping With Growing Pains In Private Practice | TPOT 216

from The Practice of Therapy Podcast

Dr. Stephen "David" Hall heads up content and creative direction as the "Chief Maven" of PsychMaven. In this episode, David Hall joins the show to talk about growing pains in private practice. David speaks about the importance of outsourcing for growth and how to let go of control when delegating tasks. Plus, we talk about holding people accountable for sustainable development and why knowing your numbers will be essential for growth. It is fun to see changes in the many ways it can happen in your practice; however, some issues will pop up. Tune in as we chat about how sometimes, to grow big, you have to do some pruning in your practice.  Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free. Blueprint Health: First month free with promo code TPOTPODCAST Check out all the webinars  Faith in Practice Conference PsychMaven David Hall | TPOT 004 David Hall | TPOT 113 David Hall | TPOT 146 PsychMaven on Facebook PsychMaven on Instagram PsychMaven on LinkedIn

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