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Work Life Balance for Speech Pathologists: Mindful Time Management Tips for Therapists, Clinicians, & Private Practice Owners
A podcast about coaching strategies and time management tips for busy SLPs, PTs, OTs, therapists, and private practice owners who want to feel successful in their personal and professional life at the same time. Let's take back control of your time!
Work Life Balance for Speech Pathologists: Mindful Time Management Tips for Therapists, Clinicians, & Private Practice Owners
Latest Episodes
176. How to Run Your House and Your Business at the Same Time
When you're the default parent and you run a business from home, the mess on the kitchen counter and the work you're avoiding start to feel like the same problem. You look around, everything needs attention, and deciding where to start is one m...
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175. When Being the Default Parent Pushes Your Business to the Back Burner
When you’re the default parent and a business owner, it can feel like there’s always something at home that needs to happen before you can get to work. The mental load is real, and it doesn’t disappear just because you’ve blocked off time for y...
174. Solve the Pattern, Not Just the Problem: ADHD-Friendly Business Strategies
You get through the same frustrating situation again and tell yourself, “Next time, I’ll handle this differently.” Then next time arrives, and you’re right back where you started.In this episode, I’m talking about how to change a recurri...
173. AI for Coaches with ADHD: Practical Support, Not More Tools
If you’re a coach with ADHD, running a business can mean asking your brain to keep track of client work, content, follow-through, and a hundred small decisions. AI can help simplify some of those moving parts, but it can also become a time sink...
172. A New Focus for the Podcast: What’s Changing and What’s Staying
If you’ve been here for the conversations about work-life balance for speech pathologists, you might be wondering what the new direction means for you. I’m shifting the focus of my podcast and Facebook community toward coaches with ADHD, but th...