How to Faithfully Start a Private Practice with Kelli Willard

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Practice of the Practice: Faith in Practice Podcast

Whitney Owens with Practice of the Practice Network

147 episodes

2 days ago

Whitney Owens is a licensed professional counselor and owns a growing group practice in Savannah, Georgia. Along with a wealth of experience managing a practice, Whitney has an extensive history working in a variety of clinical and religious settings, allowing her to specialize in consulting for faith-based practices and those wanting to connect with religious organizations.

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How to Faithfully Start a Private Practice with Kelli Willard | FP 124

Practice of the Practice: Faith in Practice Podcast

28 minutes 9 seconds

3 years ago

How to Faithfully Start a Private Practice with Kelli Willard | FP 124

How do you start a private practice with faith in mind? How do you know which public needs to center your practice around? Why should you follow your peace when starting your business?
In this podcast episode, Whitney Owens speaks with Kelli Willard about how to faithfully start a private practice.
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Meet Kelli Willard

Kelli Willard, LMFT, is an energetic therapist and skilled promoter of clarity in session. She believes a one-size-fits-all approach to individual therapy or couple therapy is inefficient and potentially hurtful. Kelli is constantly learning best practices to help neurodivergent individuals thrive, integrating counseling techniques with Christian principles and neurodiversity concepts in her work.
Kelli is a member of the American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy as well as a published author and speaker.
Visit Kelli’s online practice, Love All The Brains, and find out more about Neurodiversity.
Connect with Kelli on Facebook and Instagram.
In This Podcast

* What feels right?
* Seek help when starting
* Getting your practice off the ground
* Kelli’s advice to Christian counselors

What feels right?
When I talk about neurodiversity I do feel … peace … I do feel like it’s much easier to talk about neurodiversity than it is to sing a sonata, and I do think that’s from the Holy Spirit guiding me … there’s a reason you feel peace because this is where you’re supposed to be. (Kelli Willard)
When you talk about the things that interest you, inspire you, and motivate you to learn more, what are they? Are you structuring your work around them and incorporating them into your business?
Those feelings of intrigue, passion, and peace are the guiding lights that this aspect of therapy or counseling is the calling for your practice.
Seek help when starting
When you decide to start a private or group practice, seek help. You do not have to do everything on your own.
Work with people that are knowledgeable, who understand your direction, and who are inspired by your ideas.