Inspiring Psychologists Podcast

In this season finale episode, host Wendy Kendall shares emerging thoughts on what it means to have a private psychology practice, especially in light of the conversations from this season. She discusses moving from seeing ourselves as consumers to citizens, healing as the third pillar of liberation in private practices alongside , and building new models to make existing extractio

In this episode, host Wendy Kendall discusses creating safe spaces and practicing as a member of a marginalised community with psychologists Dr. Aneesa Shariff and Dr. Melody Smith. They share their experiences of overcoming barriers in the profession, establishing empowering private practices, advocating for change, and more.     Key Discussion Points:  - 

In this episode, host Wendy Kendall speaks with clinical psychologist Dr. Gemma Parker and counselling psychologist Dr. Amy Woolston about how they have developed community-oriented private practices. They discuss the importance of community connection for wellbeing, dealing with challenges like moral injury and burnout from working in large healthcare systems, and finding alternat

In this episode of the Healing Through Private Practice podcast, host Wendy Kendall speaks with guests Taslim Tharani and Dr. Christina Barker about overcoming career trauma and disillusionment through private practice. They share personal stories of challenges faced within the psychology field, systems of oppression, rebuilding trust, and messages of hope for practitioners looking

In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologist podcast, Wendy Kendall discusses healing your body, mind, and nervous system through private practice. She is joined by co-host Dr. Christina Barker and guests Dr. Kat Aguilera and Dr. Jo Mueller.     Main Discussion Points:  The importance of integrating the body and nervous system into psychological treatment, not

In this episode of The Inspiring Psychologist podcast, host Wendy Kendall speaks with Dr. Amber Johnston and special guest Tania Bhattacharyya about finding your voice, empowerment in private practice, visibility, and branding. They discuss the challenges psychologists face with being more visible online, as well as the personal growth, community building, and client empowerment op

In this episode of the podcast, host Wendy Kendall explores how running a private psychology practice can foster personal growth and development with guests Dr. Louise Hall, Dr. Kate Jenkins, and Jeanette Fegan. They discuss how private practice allows more autonomy and alignment with personal values versus restrictive organisational settings, overcoming limiting beliefs and self-d

In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologist podcast, host Wendy Kendall talks to guests Dr Monika Wieliczko and Dr. Yvonne Waft about trauma in the psychologist's chair - how psychologists navigate their own healing and trauma histories in building private practices. They discuss how private practice can activate past trauma but also provide opportunities for post-traumatic growt

Introduction:  In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologists podcast, host Wendy Kendall explores the healing power of embracing support and outsourcing with her co-host, Michelle Minnikin, and special guest Liz Talago. They discuss the challenges psychologists and therapists face with bringing in outside support, overcoming isolation, managing expectations, and more. &n

In this episode of the Inspiring Psychologist Podcast, Wendy Kendall and co-host Tess Browne explore the topic of rest, restore and revive - creating a private practice that regenerates you. They are joined by guests Dr Rebekah Tennyson and Bianca Clarke to discuss the importance of self-care and building restoration and resilience into how a private practice operates. The guests s