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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 11 MIN

Not Getting Therapy Clients? Here Is Why

from Craft Your Practice Method · host Lisa Reidsema LMHC

The hardest place in private practice is the one where you have done everything you were told to do and the calendar still has too much white space in it. This episode gives a real diagnostic on the four most common reasons a practice stalls: fee misalignment, niche problems, low visibility, and a leaking intake process. The goal is to help you figure out which one is actually happening in your case and what to do about it. Resources mentioned in this episode: Private Practice Foundations, Your First 90 Days in Private Practice → craftyourpractice.com/launch Headway, Get credentialed and start seeing insurance clients → craftyourpractice.com/headway Upheal, AI-native EHR built for private practice → craftyourpractice.com/upheal SimplePractice, EHR with scheduling, intake, and client portal → craftyourpractice.com/simplepractice Craft Your Practice: A Guide to Building a Personalized Private Practice, Lisa Reidsema → craftyourpractice.com/books Some links in these show notes are affiliate links. A commission may be earned if you sign up through these links, at no extra cost to you. Only tools that have been personally evaluated are recommended here.

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