GDPR is a very positive step for how all our personal data is held, we will have the right for our data to be deleted and there will be insurances around how information about us is taken, stored and disposed of. The whole system around how data is kept will become a much more transparent ... Read More about GDPR Therapists Questions Answered
How to Write an Engaging About Page for Your Private Practice
Although my about page has always been the most visited page on my website, I neglected it for a long time. Writing about ourselves, our achievements and qualifications can be hard, but it’s not something you can skip or avoid. People seeking therapy are looking for someone they can trust and ... Read More about How to Write an Engaging About Page for Your Private Practice
Episode 34 – Post Natal Depression with Rebecca Armstrong
# EPISODE 34| SHOW NOTES In this episode, I talk candidly with Rebecca Armstrong, about her experience of Post-Natal Depression, and the treatments available to help. Social media portrays having a baby to be a beautiful time, but for many mothers, the change can lead to the 'baby ... Read More about Episode 34 – Post Natal Depression with Rebecca Armstrong
13 Ways a Blog Will Boost Your Private Practice
Before setting up in my private practice 7 years ago, I had spent 15 years In the NHS just writing medical notes. As many of you will know this style of writing is not the most engaging. Therefore, I wasn't very confident at putting together content for social media or my website, let alone ... Read More about 13 Ways a Blog Will Boost Your Private Practice
How to Calm an Anxious Mind
An anxious mind is poor in concentration and focused on what could go wrong. It is full of ‘what ifs’, uncertainty and catastrophes. Feeling anxious distorts how we think. We become much more threat-focused, finding problems, not solutions. Our thinking is also narrowed with a bias to finding ... Read More about How to Calm an Anxious Mind