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Calling all Canadian counsellors and therapists! Say goodbye to wasting time, energy, and money on developing your private practice. The Fearless Practice Podcast is here to be your trusted guide, supporting you through the process and providing expert Canadian advice with your host, Julia Smith. Get ready to start and grow your own successful Canadian private practice with confidence.

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Allison Puryear: Marketing Skills for Canadian Private Practices | Ep 147
In this encore episode, Julia talks to Alison Puryear, a US therapist and consultant, about how to market a new private practice.Learn more
Deanna Desantis: Being a Nurse, Psychotherapist, and Equestrian Counsellor | Ep 146
My guest today, Deanna, has followed her passions to a place where she now runs a Canadian private practice, working with horses and their riders while still being a nurse. She has combined her expertise and personal experience so that she can work and make a difference in the lives that she is most drawn to. In today’s episode, Deanna and I discuss her entry into psychotherapy, how she manages to be a nurse while running her practice, and how she has integrated her love for horses and the life of being a rider, including its challenges, into her practice as her professional niche. Learn more
Lauren Mallon: Why Niching Is a Practice-Boosting Superpower | Ep 145
When you establish your private practice in an underserved specialty, you increase your chance of being placed under the spotlight. A great niche could offer you an immediate step-up in getting noticed, help to connect with clients, and with potential referral sources. You may also feel that you enjoy your work much more and are more fulfilled when you position the focus of your practice amongst the niche that you are most passionate about working with. In this podcast episode, my guest Lauren and I discuss her entry into psychotherapy and her Canadian private practice which offers her clients sports-related therapy and mental health services. Join us for the conversation, and be inspired! Learn more

Allison Puryear: Marketing Skills for Canadian Private Practices | Ep 147
In this encore episode, Julia talks to Alison Puryear, a US therapist and consultant, about how to market a new private practice.Learn more
Deanna Desantis: Being a Nurse, Psychotherapist, and Equestrian Counsellor | Ep 146
My guest today, Deanna, has followed her passions to a place where she now runs a Canadian private practice, working with horses and their riders while still being a nurse. She has combined her expertise and personal experience so that she can work and make a difference in the lives that she is most drawn to. In today’s episode, Deanna and I discuss her entry into psychotherapy, how she manages to be a nurse while running her practice, and how she has integrated her love for horses and the life of being a rider, including its challenges, into her practice as her professional niche. Learn more
Lauren Mallon: Why Niching Is a Practice-Boosting Superpower | Ep 145
When you establish your private practice in an underserved specialty, you increase your chance of being placed under the spotlight. A great niche could offer you an immediate step-up in getting noticed, help to connect with clients, and with potential referral sources. You may also feel that you enjoy your work much more and are more fulfilled when you position the focus of your practice amongst the niche that you are most passionate about working with. In this podcast episode, my guest Lauren and I discuss her entry into psychotherapy and her Canadian private practice which offers her clients sports-related therapy and mental health services. Join us for the conversation, and be inspired! Learn more