7 Things I Wish I Knew as a New Psychotherapist
And How They Might Be Helpful to You
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We have all had thoughts about what we would tell our former selves if given the chance. Whether it is a warning about upcoming pitfalls in life, advice about alternative paths to consider, or guidance on how to get the most out of opportunities before us. Dr. David Hall with PsychMaven has taken this thought and turned it into a free course for new therapists. In this mini-course, we will covers topics like:
- Thinking through opportunities for professional growth.
- Considerations in supervision and getting licensed.
- How to start building a brand for you future work.
And More....
Course Curriculum
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StartWelcome (1:33)
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StartCourse Slides
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StartIntroduction & Outline (4:57)
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StartKnown My Employment Options (5:35)
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StartEngaged Better in Supervision (6:10)
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StartBeen More Open to New Therapy Niches (4:44)
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StartConnected with Other Professionals (3:55)
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StartValued My Experience and Skills Better (10:21)
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StartSet Up a Business & Web Presence (13:39)
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StartDeveloped Side-Gigs Sooner (11:29)
Your Instructor
Dr. Stephen "David" Hall Jr. (PsyD, LMFT, LPC-MHSP-AS, CST, NCC) is the education director for PsychMaven, serving as one our primary teachers and heading up content and direction for the organization. He has been working as a counselor/psychotherapist since 2005 and holds clinical licenses in Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling, he also has specialized training in sex therapy, substance use disorders, and clinical hypnosis. Dr. Hall built up personal counseling practices in both Tennessee and Georgia, and in 2015 he led the start-up of an independent psychiatry clinic, Haven Family Psychiatry, and then built his current group therapy practice, Haven Counseling Center. Dr. Hall maintains a counseling/psychotherapy caseload and supervises postgraduate therapists through his practice. In 2011, Dr. Hall founded the Narrative Institute to provide workshops and seminars on story-craft and applied narrative theory for mental health therapists, other professionals, and the general public. In the years since, he has organized and taught professional continuing education and general trainings on narrative in psychotherapy, practice building, cultural trends, social dynamics of technology, professional ethics, and other mental health topics; having done live trainings throughout the United States and in the United Kingdom. In 2019, the Narrative Institute became one of the founding component institutes of PsychMaven. Dr. Hall has also worked as a business and clinical consultant in recovery and treatment center start-ups, an adjunct graduate professor, and has served as the president of the Tennessee Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (TNAMFT), the state division of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). For more on Dr. Hall, visit www.davidhallpsych.com.