Private Practice Made Perfect
The Private Practice Made Perfect conversation is for allied health business owners who want to listen in to real life private practice stories and business advice. My outstanding guests include: allied health business owners, digital marketing specialists, accountants, HR advisers, writers, virtual assistants, IT specialists, friends, social media gurus, lawyers, and possibly family members and other generous folk I haven’t roped in yet. It takes a village to run a private practice. I gather the tribe, harness collective wisdom and conveniently deliver it all to your earbuds.
All episodes are chatty, honest and practical… warning – there is laughter, talk of wine and deviation from the topic.
Being a guest is a positive experience, and we would love to hear your private practice adventure.
The tech is easy, we can sort out the topics and it’s a great way to promote your business.
Email me to find out more: info@nacre.com.au
Ep.50 The Why, What and How of Self-Publishing for Small Business Owners with Michael Hanrahan
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Brett JarmanThere is considerable value in being a published author as a professional. In this episode, I talk to Michael Hanrahan, the Director of Publishing at Michael Hanrahan Publishing (MHP) in Melbourne. MHP helps professionals and small business owners self-publish their books. Michael has been in publishing for his entire working career, starting with Wrightbooks, a […]
Ep.49 The importance of team culture and the challenges of dealing with the NDIS in private practice with Kerri-Anne Telford
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Kerri-Anne Telford, an Occupational Therapist with a private practice in the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne. We talk about team culture, using private practice softwares, NDIS opportunities and challenges and a lot more Subscribe here: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Subscribe on Android, Player.fm, RSS Download mp3 What is covered in this episode: The team The combination […]
Ep.48 Setting up your private practice startup with Anjelee Khosla
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Anjelee Khosla, Founding Director of Anjelee OT. We discuss many things about business including the value of going slow, steady and mindfully into business, business plans, power of networking, social media and a lot more. Anjelee OT is a start-up company that was founded in January 2018. The company’s […]
Ep.47 Running a values-based private practice that supports parents and children with Sonja Walker
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Sonja Walker, Founding Director of Kids First Children’s Services. She has also recently launched her first book. We also will talk about her team and her values-based business. Kids First provides support for families and children with sensitive needs. The company has gathered a highly trained, vastly experienced team […]
Ep.46 Planning your Holistic Occupational Therapy Private Practice from the ground up with Alyce Svensk
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Alyce Svensk, Occupational Therapist and Founding Director of Sensational Start Occupational Therapy. Sensational Start is 12 month old business that provides families with a holistic services that support the development of children, identifying areas of concern and providing genuine evidence-based paediatric therapeutic support. Subscribe here: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Subscribe on Android, Player.fm, RSS Download […]
Ep.45 The ESSA and its member Exercise Professionals with Nardine Presland
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Nardine Presland, Member Development Adviser of ESSA. ESSA is the Exercise & Sports Science Australia is a professional organisation that establishes, promotes and defends the career paths of tertiary trained exercise and sports science practitioners. Subscribe here: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Subscribe on Android, Player.fm, RSS Download mp3 What is covered in this episode: What […]
Ep.44 Building a happy and effective mobile therapy team with Nicole Grant
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Nicole Grant, Occupational Therapist and Founding Director of Gateway Therapies in Brisbane, Australia. Gateway Therapies offers mobile NDIS support services, mobile occupational therapy, mobile speech therapy and autism therapies for adults and children of all ages. Subscribe here: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Subscribe on Android, Player.fm, RSS Download mp3 What is covered in this episode: […]
Ep.43 The Power of Content Generation and Delivery with Ingrid Moyle
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we have a rich and interesting conversation with Ingrid Moyle, owner of Heart Harmony Communications and Australian Employee Manual. Heart Harmony Communications is a company that helps small businesses with content marketing, web content, and design. Australian Employee Manual guides small businesses in writing effective and clear business policies and procedures to […]
Ep.42 Managing an Occupational Therapy business with Liz Brownlee
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Liz Brownlee, OT and founding director of Wise OT Solutions. Wise OT Solutions started 7 years ago and is now well-positioned in the industry. As an industry leader, they provide Occupational Therapy and rehabilitation services to people with varying illnesses, injury or disability. Subscribe here: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Subscribe on Android, Player.fm, RSS Download […]
Ep.41 Social work businesses in the NDIS space with Elaine Jackson
/0 Comments/in Podcast /by Cathy LoveIn this episode, we talk to Elaine Jackson, a social worker and founding director of Spectrum Clarity. Spectrum Clarity is a company that provides a customer-centric approach to social services such as service coordination and pre-planning in the NDIS space. Subscribe here: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Subscribe on Android, Player.fm, RSS Download mp3 What is covered in this episode: Social workers […]