FREE WORKSHOP FOR THERAPISTS
Live on Tuesday, November 17 at 11am ET | 10am CT | 8am PT
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I got a call on Monday from a client that said she knew we were a great fit as soon as she landed on my website…she booked this week for my full fee and she is really my ideal client 🙌 🙌 I’ve been open for less than a year and I’m almost full with ideal peeps 🎉 the CC works you guys just do it 😉
― Courtney C
My practice is now full (YAY! Thank you @Anna Rose Walker) and I am looking to expand my influence and reach.
― Monica H
My website tweaks are working! Attracted another new client with my niche wording. She specifically said it was the words ‘creative women’ that motivated her to read my whole website AND book the free call.
― Cara D
You’re a great therapist. So why is “what do you do?” such a hard question?
Someone asks what you specialize in, and you start listing. Anxiety, a little trauma, new moms (oh yeah, and some couples too!). Halfway through, you can see them nodding politely, and you know they won’t remember any of it.
You love your work, and you’re good at it. But your bio, your website, and your answer at a networking lunch all sound a little (or a lot) different, and colleagues end up sending people to someone else.
This workshop is about fixing that: getting clear on what ties it all together.
That therapist you know who’s getting referrals isn’t getting them because she’s more talented than you. She’s getting them because she’s more specific.
In this workshop, we’ll build the one sentence that makes that true for you.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
Why loving lots of different kinds of clients is actually a good problem to have, and how to tie them together into one clear message that’s easy to explain
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How to keep the variety in your caseload and still be known for something specific
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The hidden gem in your niche that makes you the therapist people remember and refer
What people say about you when they send someone your way, and a first draft of yours to leave with
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Where to put your niche first, so wherever your ideal clients find you, it all says the same thing
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This isn’t just another “find your ideal client” exercise.
Instead, we start with everything you already love working with, find what ties it together, and write the one sentence that describes it all.
It’s free, and you’ll leave with something you can put on your website this week.
HEY, I’M ANNA
Let’s be honest: the old way of niching isn’t working.
I’ve supported thousands of therapists with their marketing. Most of the advice out there says to do more. After years of this, I’ve found the opposite is true: when you do a handful of things really well, the results follow.
And the first of those things is your niche. Get it right and your website, your profile, and your referrals all get easier. Skip it, and everything else feels way harder than it should.
That’s why I’m leading this workshop. I want you to leave knowing exactly what you’re known for, in words you’d actually say out loud.
I can’t wait to build it with you.
Your next full-fee client is already out there.
Come build the statement that lets her know YOU are the one she’s been looking for.