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Building Private Practice as an Autistic Therapist — with Kroy Ryder

by Josephine Hughes | Oct 2, 2025 | Private Practice

What does it look like to build a successful private practice when you’re autistic? In this episode of Good Enough Counsellors, I talk to therapist Kroy Ryder about how he went from working as a hotel cleaner to running a thriving private practice – all...

Do Therapists Need to Be Experts to Choose a Niche?

by Josephine Hughes | Sep 25, 2025 | Private Practice

Many therapists hold back from choosing a niche because of one big worry: “I’m not an expert, so how can I specialise?” It’s a question I hear often in the Good Enough Counsellors community, especially from those just starting out in private practice. The truth...

Trusting What Clients Know: Exploring Epistemic Justice in Therapy

by Josephine Hughes | Sep 18, 2025 | Ethical Practice

We often talk about listening as one of the most important skills in therapy. But what if listening isn’t enough? In this week’s Good Enough Counsellors podcast, I talk to therapist, trainer and writer Nicola Blunden about something that many therapists have never...

Managing Anxiety in Private Practice: Insights from Laura Knight

by Josephine Hughes | Jun 19, 2025 | Private Practice

Private practice can bring freedom and fulfilment – but it can also stir up a lot of anxiety. Working for yourself brings pressures and questions such as whether you’ll get enough clients, managing finances during quiet periods and whether you’re good enough to...

How to Build & Grow a Group Therapy Practice with Sharon May

by Josephine Hughes | May 20, 2025 | Private Practice

Many therapists dream of building something bigger – more impact, more connection, maybe even a team. But how do you move from working solo to running a thriving group therapy practice without losing your values, your nerve, or your sense of purpose? In this...