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Posting without fear: social media for therapists
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Are you holding back from posting on social media because of self-doubt?
Do you ever wonder, Who do I think I am to be posting this? You’re not alone. Many therapists struggle with the fear of seeming self-promotional, not knowing enough, or being judged. In this episode of The Good Enough Counsellors Podcast, I’ll help you reframe your approach to social media so it feels less about you and more about helping others. I’ll also walk you through practical strategies to shift your mindset, overcome perfectionism, and start posting with confidence.
In the second half of the episode, I’ll help you plan your April social media content with ideas for Stress Awareness Month. I’ll break it down into weekly themes and share engagement questions, educational topics, and post ideas for different therapy niches.
Takeaways:
- Why therapists often struggle with social media self-doubt
- How to reframe social media as service, not self-promotion
- The three biggest fears that stop you from posting—and how to overcome them
- A simple shift that makes writing posts easier
- How to reach your ideal clients without feeling like you’re ‘selling’
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