Billable Hours and Existential Dread by Laura Meyer
Laura MeyerLaura is a licensed therapist and supervisor who shares tips for new supervisors, practical business skills for therapists in private practice, commentary on the mental health industry, clinical support, and real talk about surviving in this field.
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I'm a licensed therapist, clinical supervisor, and therapist advocate based in Denver. I write about trauma therapy, professional burnout, clinical supervision, the current state of mental health care, and building a sustainable private practice.
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