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How Amity Olson, LCSW, Transitioned From An Insurance-Based Practice To EDMR Intensives [Episode 81]

Carolyn Solo | Business Coach for EMDR Therapists Season 1 Episode 81

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Welcome back for another episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast! I sit down with Amity Olson, LCSW, a member of the first cohort of my 12-Week Intensive group program. Amity shares her journey into private practice, her work with complex trauma, and her transition to a more intensive therapy model. We also dive into marketing strategies, niche focus, and the value of community support in building a thriving practice.


Topics covered:

  • How Amity works with complex trauma clients and integrates EMDR therapy.
  • Strategies for marketing and developing a thriving intensive practice.
  • The benefits of having a niche focus, including emotional neglect and food allergies.
  • How EMDR can be integrated with other modalities like ketamine therapy.
  • Practical tips for navigating the transition from insurance-based to intensive therapy.
  • The value of community support 

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