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Ep 6 - How to Niche Down as an EMDR Therapist
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Welcome back to The Liberated Trauma Therapists Club! In this episode, I’m introducing a free 5-day mini niching challenge I’m hosting this week in my Facebook group, the Liberated EMDR Therapists Club. If you’ve ever wondered how to position yourself as a premium fee, cash-pay therapist, this challenge is for you!
We’ll dive into:
💡 The two ways EMDR therapists can niche down.
💡 Why niching is essential for your messaging and attracting high-quality clients.
💡 The method I personally love, which connects deeply with your sense of purpose and passion.
In today’s episode, I’ll walk you through examples from my own journey in private practice—like how I became known as the go-to therapist for medical trauma in children, and later for postpartum moms with birth trauma. I’ll also share why I believe niching down to serve a former version of yourself can lead to a more impactful and fulfilling practice.
Your Homework for Day 1:
Explore your niching options:
1️⃣ Reflect on your current clinical patterns, extra training, and caseload.
2️⃣ Consider what it might mean to serve a former version of yourself.
Join the Facebook group for personalized coaching and feedback as you work through the assignments this week.
I’ll see you tomorrow for Day 2 of the challenge. Until then, have fun with the homework, and remember—your niche doesn’t have to be set in stone!
🎧 Tune in to learn, grow, and start building the private practice of your dreams.
Links Mentioned:
🌟 Join the Facebook group: Liberated EMDR Therapists Club
DISCLAIMER:
This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. Although I am an EMDR consultant-in-training and trauma therapist, this podcast is not a substitute for therapy, clinical consultation, or professional advice. Always seek the advice of your own therapist or other qualified mental health providers with any questions you may have regarding your mental health. This podcast, and this episode, are not meant to substitute legal, accounting, or financial planning advice from lawyers, accountants, and professional financial planners.
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