Are you ready for the spring surge in therapy inquiries? I've noticed year after year that spring, not new years, is when people actually start taking action on their mental health. The weather shifts and people have the energy and motivation to invest in therapy.

So in today's episode, I'm walking you through the three things you need to do right now to make sure your therapy practice is positioned to capture that increase in demand and book more therapy clients. We're talking about collecting reviews, doing a website check to catch those sneaky tech glitches, and taking the opportunity to upgrade your schedule so you're not just filling spots but building the business you actually want to run. Plus, I'm sharing marketing ideas for therapists that work and how to think about your therapy practice growth strategically, not frantically.

By the end of this episode, you'll know exactly where to focus your energy before that spring momentum hits. Because honestly, the difference between a good year and a great year in your therapy practice often comes down to being prepared when opportunity knocks.

Topics covered on marketing ideas for therapists:

1. Why spring creates a natural surge in therapy inquiries and how this timing impacts your spring marketing efforts
2. The power of collecting fresh reviews and endorsements across Google My Business and Psychology Today to establish credibility for your therapy practice
3. Conducting a complete website audit to ensure your contact forms, scheduling links, and professional information are all functioning properly
4. How to strategically reassess your schedule and fill open spots with intention rather than desperation in your therapy practice

Connect with Felicia:

1. Get my freebie & join the email list: The Magic Sheets
2. Instagram: @the_bad_therapist
3. Website: www.thebadtherapist.coach

Resources from this episode:

1. Liberated Business: www.thebadtherapist.coach/liberatedbusiness
2. Google Workspace (Professional Email) - Discount link

Quote:

"The beautiful thing about running your own therapy business is that you get to create something that you love, that you are really excited to build and to exist in." - Felicia