Broadcast Notes:

• One of the best ways to duplicate your efforts and also create a diversity of income is to add clinicians to your practice.
• Do you have a faith-based or faith-informed practice?  How do you integrate (or not) that aspect of yourself in your practice?
• I happen to be a clergy person in the Episcopal Church.  In my practice I am very transparent about that, but also adhere to the ethical boundaries that I feel are needed with that aspect of my personal life.  I tell people, “I sometimes wear a funny collar and I don’t like to catch people off guard with that.  I also do not have a ‘religious agenda’ with my counseling and therapy.  I am happy to talk about those things with you.  In fact I enjoy talking about those things, and have fun talking about those things.  But you will never hear me talk about it first.”
• Let me know your thoughts on that.  You can leave comments on Facebook and/or join my private Facebook Group where we can discuss it more.  I would love to hear from you!

By L. Gordon Brewer, Jr., MEd. LMFT  – Gordon is the President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is also a consultant and business mentor at The Practice of Therapy. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn.  “Like” us on Facebook.