Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed
Subscribe: Google Podcasts | Email | RSS | More
Do you have other clinical or professional skills that you want to develop? Have you been thinking about what waits for you on the other side of your private practice? Are you waiting for an environment that can support you in skyrocketing your business?
In this podcast episode, Joe Sanok speaks about the origin of Killin’ It Camp with Rebecca Sidoti.
Podcast Sponsor: Level Up Week
You’re probably entering that phase where you start to set yourself up for 2023, you’re thinking about what your goals are gonna be, what you’re not going to do, and what you hope to achieve.
But regardless of where you are within your private practice journey, I’m challenging you to make these last few months count, to dig deep, and to make next year the one for big changes within your business – and more importantly – within yourself.
So if you’ve been looking for a sign to either start your own private practice, grow from solo to group, or become a next-level group practice boss, this is it…and you’re certainly not alone, because Practice of the Practice is doing something we’ve never done before.
We’re so convinced that now is the time for you to grow that we’re dedicating all our resources to help you do it. We’re all in. Every single one of us. And we’re inviting you to go all in and level up.
From September 12 to 15 we’ll be running ‘Level Up’ week to help you decide what will work best for you in your private practice journey. There will be webinars, Q&As with experts, and a chance for you to meet your accountability partners, facilitators, and community.
So if you’re ready to make a change and level up, register at practiceofthepractice.com/levelup and follow our Facebook and Instagram pages @practiceofthepractice for live updates and event details.
Make September 2022 the month that you start your journey and level up.
Meet Rebecca Sidoti
Rebecca Sidoti is the owner of Mind by Design Counseling in New Jersey and she specializes in anxiety, trauma, OCD, and phobias. Though she fully believes in the power of traditional therapies, she also provides Virtual Reality Therapy as a tool in session to help progress in exposure therapy, trauma-focused work, and distress tolerance.
Rebecca uses evidenced-based approaches, but her first and foremost is the “no-nonsense counseling” approach, which cuts out the rigid, too-clinical feel that therapy sometimes has and welcomes the raw human interaction.
Visit Mind By Design Counseling and connect on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
In This Podcast
- Brainstorming what Killin’ It Camp could be
- Design by survey
- Creating a space for networking
- Rebecca’s advice to private practitioners
Brainstorming what Killin’ It Camp could be
Knowing that there was flexibility and also a … breaking away from [what] would be a corporate-type of conference. (Rebecca Sidoti)
The organizers and creators of Killin’ It Camp knew in some ways what they didn’t want it to be; they didn’t want it to be 8-hours of sitting and listening with no respite or space for creative exploration or communication.
There was an urge to transition away from corporate America and to make this conference their own, and in a way that they would want to attend as a guest.
Design by survey
The Practice of the Practice team sent out a survey to all their intrigued participants, asking them to send in their preferences.
[Those surveys] helped to narrow down some of those options because we saw some beautiful places, but getting from the airport there was [not possible].
Some people specified that they wanted:
- The event to be outdoors or to have a wellness balance
- Someplace warm
- To have transport and meals included
Creating a space for networking
Killin’ It Camp in 2019 had pop-up events, where people with skills just launched a little event on any given day and invited people to join them.
In 2022, this same principle will be enacted to facilitate a space of genuine curiosity, skill-learning, and networking.
I love the discussions around, “Yes, I have my private practice and I’m really good at filling my niche, but how do I take that to a broader audience beyond private practice?” (Joe Sanok)
What can you test that could take you beyond your private practice?
Rebecca’s advice to private practitioners
Everything is doable. Remember that! Start doing it, especially when you feel nervous.
Useful Links mentioned in this episode:
- Level Up your practice and business mentality from September 12th to 15th
- Visit Mind By Design Counseling and connect on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
- Join us for Killin’ It Camp 2022!
- Check out the EMDR Coach
Check out these additional resources:
- How to Trend on Instagram with Dana Carretta-Stein | POP 775
- Apply to work together
- Events – click on the event’s dropdown
- Sign up to join the free webinars and events here
- Podcast Launch School
- Practice of the Practice Podcast Network
- Free resources to help you start, grow, and scale
- Apply to work with us — a decision-making matrix for your next steps
Meet Joe Sanok
Joe Sanok helps counselors to create thriving practices that are the envy of other counselors. He has helped counselors to grow their businesses by 50-500% and is proud of all the private practice owners that are growing their income, influence, and impact on the world. Click here to explore consulting with Joe.
Thanks For Listening!
Feel free to leave a comment below or share this podcast on social media by clicking on one of the social media links below! Alternatively, leave a review on iTunes and subscribe!
