Therapists Rising Podcast

Ever caught yourself thinking "I know I could help more people with an online program, but how the hell do I actually create the content?" You're going to LOVE this episode.

Today I'm pulling back the curtain on the framework that's helped hundreds of therapists turn their clinical expertise into amazing online programs. Spoiler alert: you already have everything you need - you just don't realize it yet!

I'm sharing my Bridge to Desire Island Framework, which shows you exactly how your therapy skills (yep, the ones you use every single day) make you a natural at creating course content. Trust me, once you see this connection, you'll never doubt yourself again.

In This Episode:

• Why your therapy skills are actually your secret superpower for creating online programs
• How to turn your clinical expertise into engaging course content (without overcomplicating it!)
• The Bridge to Desire Island Framework - your roadmap from idea to actual content
• A real-world example from a therapist who went from "stuck in content creation" to running successful programs

Love This Episode? Let Me Know! If this episode gave you that "aha!" moment about your own expertise, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Every review helps more therapists discover how they can break free from the therapy room and create bigger impact.

Here's how:

• Head to Apple Podcasts right here
• Give us 5 stars (because you're amazing!)
• Tell me what clicked for you in this episode

Want More Support?

• The Incubator Waitlist: Ready to package your expertise into an online program? Get on the waitlist here
• Instagram: Come hang out with me @dr.hayleykelly for more behind-the-scenes insights and practical tips
• Final Thought Here's the truth - you don't need to learn a whole new set of skills to create an amazing online program. You just need to see how powerful your existing expertise really is.

Your wisdom and experience are too valuable to keep locked in the therapy room. Let's get it out there to help more people. Because when therapists rise, everyone rises.