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EPISODE · May 25, 2020 · 42 MIN

Therapist or Coach? Why choose when you can be BOTH!

from Social Workers, Rise! · host Catherine Moore, LCSW

This week I talk with Keisha Barnes, Licensed Therapist about how she went from her Worst. Job. Ever to entrepreneur and Anxiety Specialist with the help of a Business Coach. She now helps women with anxiety navigate social relationships without being fearful, lonely, and overwhelmed. She talks about her background with community mental health, case management, mental health assessments, working with children in the school setting, and how she is using her degree in new ways. We also do a deep dive into all the things I have been itching to know including why a therapist needs a coach, what’s the difference, how her background in therapy helps with her coaching biz, and how she knew she needed a business coach. If you want to break out of the routine and into a new field while still helping people and making a difference then this episode is for you!! Connect with Keisha Barnes on IG @Space.Joy.Heal http://www.spaceandjoyhealing.com Connect with me on IG and Facebook @SocialWorkersRise If you love this episode, please take a moment to rate the podcast and write a short review; this helps more people just like you find us and connect!

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