Thousands of private practice website owners received one or more emails this week about Google Tag Manager. As with other communications from Google in the recent past, these emails caused a lot of confusion. This will hopefully clear up that confusion.
One of our clients received a phone call pretending to be their website’s SSL certificate provider. The caller went on to explain that our client’s website would experience issues if they didn’t renew. It’s a scam. The caller is using scare tactics to intimidate our clients and others.
Psychedelics are no longer the taboo they once were. They’ve become a topic for dinner-table conversation. What was once considered a stigmatized icon of sixties counterculture has entered the mainstream as a therapeutic treatment for mental health.
Psychedelics are no longer the taboo they once were. They’ve become a topic for dinner-table conversation. What was once considered a stigmatized icon of sixties counterculture has entered the mainstream as a therapeutic treatment for mental health.
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Blogs help rank a website on search engines, but that’s not their only purpose. A blog is also an expression of you and your practice’s brand, and it could be the deciding factor that turns a potential client into a long-term client.
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Whether you’re a couples therapist, family counselor, or a psychotherapist specializing in a unique niche you likely entered your career with one primary goal in mind: to help people improve their lives. Although money wasn’t the driving motivation behind your pursuit, paying bills is a reality nobody can avoid. So there’s a lingering question. How much does a therapist make?
You’ve heard of therapist directories. Maybe you even discussed the effectiveness of getting listings and which ones to use and avoid with your professional colleagues. So, is investing your time in therapist directories like Psychology Today or Good Therapy worthwhile?
