In the podcast, Joe Sanok and Laurie Groh discussed developments in Laurie's practice, including the addition of new therapists and programs. They talked about marketing strategies for the practice and how to improve client engagement on their website through several digital marketing tools. The discussion also revolved around creating an inviting environment for their clients and tips for improving lead conversion from website visits. Besides, there was discussion on hiring, marketing, focusing on the business, establishing clear boundaries, and evaluating new initiatives like a podcast.

Shrink Think Podcast

On this episode of the Shrink Think Podcast, we are joined by special guests Cindy Brock and Laurie Groh. Together, we delve into a challenging topic: the things we wish our therapy clients would avoid. In this enlightening panel discussion, our focus is on providing valuable insights from the perspective of therapists. We explore the ways in which individuals unknowingly make the therapy process or their relationship with their therapist more challenging. Cindy and Laurie gracefully and insightfully share their experiences, offering immense value to all our listeners.

Cindy Brock is a licensed therapist and the proud owner of Grace Family Counseling, located in the beautiful city of Temecula, California. With a wealth of experience in private practice, residential settings, and outpatient drug and alcohol treatment facilities, Cindy has helped countless individuals on their therapeutic journey.

Discover more about Grace Family Counseling at gracefamilycounseling.net.

Laurie Groh, a distinguished relationship counselor based in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, is the owner of Shoreside Therapies. With over 15 years of experience, Laurie specializes in working with couples and individuals seeking to improve their relationships with family, partners, or colleagues.

Learn more about Shoreside Therapies at www.shoresidetherapies.com.

In the podcast, Joe Sanok and Laurie Groh discussed developments in Laurie's practice, including the addition of new therapists and programs. They talked about marketing strategies for the practice and how to improve client engagement on their website through several digital marketing tools. The discussion also revolved around creating an inviting environment for their clients and tips for improving lead conversion from website visits. Besides, there was discussion on hiring, marketing, focusing on the business, establishing clear boundaries, and evaluating new initiatives like a podcast.

Have you thought about hiring a prescriber? What advantages does adding a nurse practitioner to your practice bring? How can they enhance the quality of client treatment? In this podcast episode, Alison Pidgeon discusses with Laurie Groh the process of incorporating a prescriber into your practice.

Hiring a prescriber, specifically a nurse practitioner, can bring many advantages to your group practice. First and foremost, having a prescriber on staff allows you to offer a wider range of services to your clients. This means that you can provide more comprehensive care and treatment options for those seeking mental health services.

Additionally, incorporating a prescriber into your practice can help alleviate some of the workload from therapists or counselors. Prescribers are able to handle medication management and monitoring, allowing therapists to focus on therapy sessions and other tasks within the practice.

But beyond simply adding another service to your practice, having a prescriber also brings added expertise and experience in pharmacology.