In today’s episode, we’re talking about how clients are starting to use tools like ChatGPT to look for therapists. Not instead of Google, but alongside it. And that changes how we think about visibility, websites, and how we talk about our work online. This is not about becoming “techy” or learning a new platform from scratch. It’s about something much simpler: making sure the way you describe your work online is clear, recognisable, and easy for both humans and AI search tools to understand....
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In today’s episode, we’re talking about how clients are starting to use tools like ChatGPT to look for therapists. Not instead of Google, but alongside it. And that changes how we think about visibility, websites, and how we talk about our work online. This is not about becoming “techy” or learning a new platform from scratch. It’s about something much simpler: making sure the way you describe your work online is clear, recognisable, and easy for both humans and AI search tools to understand....
Email Counselling: How Therapists Can Work Creatively and Sustainably with Chloe Foster
Prosper in Private Practice
37 minutes
1 month ago
Email Counselling: How Therapists Can Work Creatively and Sustainably with Chloe Foster
Email counselling might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about therapy—but as today’s guest Chloe Foster explains, it’s a powerful, flexible way of working that’s meeting the needs of many modern clients. Chloe is a counsellor, trainer, and founder of the Email Counselling Academy. In this episode, she shares her journey into online and email therapy, how the pandemic accelerated change in the profession, and why email counselling isn’t just “writing things down”—it’s ...
Prosper in Private Practice
In today’s episode, we’re talking about how clients are starting to use tools like ChatGPT to look for therapists. Not instead of Google, but alongside it. And that changes how we think about visibility, websites, and how we talk about our work online. This is not about becoming “techy” or learning a new platform from scratch. It’s about something much simpler: making sure the way you describe your work online is clear, recognisable, and easy for both humans and AI search tools to understand....
