Steph Davis

And And we get into money mindset, we get into all of our shame stories, and everything that really it takes to build a sustainable therapy practice.

I am joined again by Steph Davis as my co-host, which was so much fun.

Funny enough, we spent a lot of time laughing, which is surprising when we're talking about money.

But this is the episode that is going to really shake up your beliefs about money and how you're handling money in your practice.

Hello and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is a conversation with Steph Davis and Cecilia Manella on leadership in therapy.

So we talk about leadership both at like the clinical level, you know, which applies to all of us doing clinical work, whether you're in solo practice or whether you're a group practice owner or whether you're working for a group practice or working for a hospital.

What does leadership mean in that clinical relationship? We talk about leadership in a way that's a little bit more obvious as a boss.

You might want to be sitting at a desk.

But I think it's going to be a very rich, interesting conversation.

Every time I spend time with Steph Davis, I'm just so impressed by her and anything that she's going to create is going to be gold.

Cecilia is also very cool, but Steph Davis I know really well.

I am so excited to share this episode with you.

I had the opportunity to sit with Steph Davis and Laura Bull from Shoreline Counseling Group Practice out in Fort Langley.

And we talked all about culture building as part of a group practice.

We really spent a lot of time talking about leadership and the intersection between leadership and culture building.