Podcast appearances and mentions of jane carter

Jane Carter is a therapist-turned-business-coach for solopreneurs who want to get out of their own way, make more money —and have more fun in the process. She loves helping solopreneurs “put their business on the couch” so they can: *Find joy and purpose as they serve their clients, *Have a business aligned with their values & personality, and *Find themselves saying, “I can't believe I get paid so well to do work I love so much!” She lives in Asheville, North Carolina, where she's an outdoorswoman, craft beer snob, and local foodie.

In today's episode of the podcast, special guest Jane Carter, LCMHC, shares the importance of pursuing one's ideal private practice, taking a unique approach in creating a dream office, and the need for imperfect action to achieve desired results. She also discusses the challenges and opportunities in running a business, the importance of embracing imperfection, and the value of having a supportive community. Prefer video? This podcast episode is also available to stream on our Youtube channel! To learn more about today's guest, visit https://www.abundancepracticebuilding.com/blog. Attention Abundance Community members: Jane Carter is the October 2024 Abundance Community trainer. For details, email the HelpDesk or check out the event listing in our private Abundance Community Facebook group. To check out our free resources, including weekly worksheets & our Tasky Checklist, visit https://www.abundancepracticebuilding.com/links. Learn how to fill your practice with the Abundance Party! Join today & get 75% off your first month with promo code PODCAST: https://www.abundancepracticebuilding.com/abundanceparty  Sponsored by TherapyNotes®: Use promo code Abundant for 2 months free

Jane Carter is a therapist-turned-business-coach for solopreneurs who want to get out of their own way, make more money —and have more fun in the process. She loves helping solopreneurs “put their business on the couch” so they can: *Find joy and purpose as they serve their clients, *Have a business aligned with their values & personality, and *Find themselves saying, “I can't believe I get paid so well to do work I love so much!” She lives in Asheville, North Carolina, where she's a beer snob, coffee connoisseur, and avid hiker. In a world inundated with tactics and trends, Jane stands firm in her belief that the bedrock of success lies in genuine human connections. Through her own journey, Jane has learned firsthand the transformative power of relationships, both in her personal and professional life. From the pivotal role of personal referrals in her therapy practice to the profound impact of networking on her career trajectory, Jane emphasizes the immeasurable value of authenticity and sincerity. Moreover, as an advocate for embracing one's true self, she champions the idea that success doesn't hinge on conforming to extroverted norms but rather on staying true to one's unique brilliance. Jane's insights extend beyond the realm of entrepreneurship, transcending into the broader landscape of personal growth and fulfillment. As she shares her experiences and wisdom, Jane invites others to join her in prioritizing genuine connections, self-compassion, and continuous learning on the journey toward holistic success. Resources Mentioned In This Episode Read the full show notes here Use the promo code "GORDON" to get 2 months of Therapy Notes free Start Consulting with Gordon The PsychCraft Network The Practice of Therapy Community Mental Health Wear Send me the FREE Podcasting Roadmap PDF Jane's Website Jane's Instagram Free Resources from Jane

I first read Neville Goddard in college way back when!!But he didn't really become a spiritual/metaphysical mentor of mine until about 20 years later!I was always intrigued by his mysterious mentor and friend, referred to only as Abdullah.When I was looking for recommended books on my Amazon account, I serendipitously found Rebekah Jane Carter and her book, You Are In Barbados: Book One of the Abdullah Series and KNEW I had to buy it, read it, and have her on the Podcast to discuss the book!! And so I did...and here she is...one of my longest interviews for you to enjoy and relish. Please consider supporting the positive vibes of my Podcast by subscribing to Hughes from the Heart today for just a dollar a month! You can try the 7 Day FREE Trial first and get access to thousands of past episodes and content!I offer content on #health and #wellness, #mentalhealth, #mindfulness, #mindset, #minimalism, #meditation, #zen, #theLawofAttraction, and wonderful #guests talking about these subjects.There's even frequent #Paranormal episodes as well!Thanks for your support. I hope you enjoy the episode and interview with author Rebekah Jane Carter!Pick up the book today. You will love it--even if you are not familiar with Neville Goddard!!#nevillegoddard #abdullah #lawofassumption #metaphysics #author #book #interview Support the show

In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, Daniel Fava had a conversation with Jane Carter, a therapist and business coach for solopreneurs.    The episode focused on the importance of bringing fun and self-compassion into the process of building a business.    While building a business can be hard and challenging, finding ways to make it fun is essential to avoid burnout and maintain motivation.    Throughout the conversation, Jane and Daniel discussed the significance of self-awareness, reframing negative thoughts, and seeking support from others in navigating the ups and downs of entrepreneurship.    The themes discussed in this conversation provide valuable insights and strategies for entrepreneurs to build successful businesses while maintaining their well-being and sense of self.  Key Takeaways:   Building a business should be fun, as it helps solopreneurs avoid burnout and stay motivated. Storytelling is an effective marketing strategy that can make business more engaging and enjoyable. Solopreneurs should practice self-compassion and separate their own responsibility from unnecessary blame or shame. Having a support system of friends, coaches, or therapists can provide empathy, reflection, and encouragement to solopreneurs. Solopreneurs can reframe their stories and approach problems as leaders, taking ownership and finding solutions.  

In this episode of The Jewish Road Podcast, Matt and Ron Davis are joined by Jane Carter, who shares her family's involvement in the Holocaust and her journey of reconciliation. Though generations removed from the atrocities, Jane apologizes for her family's past actions and stands in solidarity with the Jewish people today. She expresses her support for Israel and encourages others to take a stand against anti-Semitism. The conversation highlights the importance of not remaining silent in the face of evil and the need to love and support the Jewish community. She shares her journey of standing with Israel, what it costs, and the ongoing battle against anti-Semitism. Takeaways The importance of acknowledging past wrongs and standing in solidarity with the Jewish people is an important step towards reconciliation. Expressing support for Israel can take various forms, from wearing blue to displaying the Israeli flag. It is crucial to educate oneself about the history and current events related to Israel and the Jewish people. Standing against anti-Semitism and not remaining silent in the face of evil is a responsibility for all individuals. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction and Setting the Context 01:27 - Family Background 03:31 - Discovery and Response 06:20 - Faith and Visit to Dachau 07:52 - Jane's Trip to Israel 10:18 - Reactions to Repentance 11:48 - Expressions of Support for Israel 15:07 - Taking a Stand and Not Remaining Silent 18:13 - Shame and Evil in the World 20:07 - Anti-Semitism and Ignorance 22:07 - The Battle Beyond the Physical 25:17 - Feeling Isolated and Standing Firm 27:35 - The Importance of Standing with Israel 29:41 - Encouragement for those Listening 30:13 - Conclusion

We continue to learn about the current situation and history of Palestine and Israel, through the experiences of people who know and love the people and place. On November 12, 2023, Steve Chase (formerly of Putney, VT, Friends Meeting) presented his reflections and observations from his summer trip to Israel and Palestiner. Steve is the author of the Pendle Hill Pamphlet, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions? A Quaker Zionist Rethinks Palestinian Rights. The visit was a FUM “living letters” trip led by Max and Jane Carter. Max and Jane are both members of North Carolina Fellowship of Friends.Want to share your thoughts on our podcast content? Email podcast@neym.org.To learn more about the life and ministry of Quakers in New England visit neym.org.Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here: neym.org/newsletter-signupDonate to sustain our ministry here: neym.org/donate

Welcome to another episode of Soul Care for Therapists! In this episode, Dawn Gabriel is joined by Jane Carter, a renowned business coach and psychotherapist. Jane is known for her expertise in helping people achieve their goals and create a meaningful life. She brings a holistic approach to her work, blending spirituality and business principles. Dawn and Jane dive deep into the concept of treating your business like the slow food movement, emphasizing the importance of mindful growth and avoiding the pitfalls of comparison and rapid scaling. About Jane Carter As both a business coach and a psychotherapist, Jane loves helping people navigate the path to achieving their goals for a meaningful life. She applies these principles in her own life in the mountains of Asheville, NC, where she's an outdoorswoman, world-traveler, dog-mama, and coffee-shop connoisseur. Jane offers individual coaching as well as her 9-month Mighty Mastermind to help solopreneurs create a business (and life) they love. Embracing the Spiritual Side of a Therapy Practice Dawn introduces Jane Carter, an esteemed guest who has a well-rounded view of business and spirituality. Jane believes that our businesses are here to grow us, and they can be arenas where we experience spiritual growth. She quotes Teihard de Chardin, saying, "We're not human beings having a spiritual experience. We're spiritual beings having a human experience." Jane emphasizes the idea that everything we do can be considered spiritual, including our work and business endeavors. She encourages us to bring our full selves into everything we do, including our businesses. The Slow Food Movement of Growing a Private Practice Jane compares her coaching style to the slow food movement, which originated in Italy as a pushback against the fast-paced culture surrounding food. The slow food movement emphasizes savoring the food, appreciating where it comes from, and enjoying the process of its creation. Similarly, Jane encourages her clients to adopt a slow and deliberate approach to business. She addresses the pressure to scale and grow rapidly, which often leads to burnout and a loss of self. Jane suggests embracing the process and savoring each step along the way, allowing for personal growth and alignment with one's values. The Dangers of Comparison and Social Media Dawn and Jane discuss the harmful effects of comparison, particularly in the age of social media. Jane acknowledges that social media can make us feel bad about ourselves, especially when we compare our behind-the-scenes reality with others' polished highlight reels. She urges caution when consuming social media content and emphasizes the need to recognize the curated nature of what is being presented. Jane shares that she hires someone to manage her social media presence to avoid getting sucked into the comparison game. Practical Tips for Mindful Business Growth Dawn asks Jane for practical advice for her coaching clients who are looking for alternatives to rapid growth. Jane advises against comparing oneself to others and suggests getting clear on what you truly want. She emphasizes the importance of aligning your business goals with your values and creating a business that feels right for you. Jane shares her personal journey of realizing that a small boutique coaching practice was what she truly desired, rather than a large-scale operation. She encourages listeners to consider not just the financial aspects but also the overall feel and experience they want their business to embody. The Importance of Red Flags and Warning Signs Identifying Red Flags is key to being mindful. Jane emphasizes the significance of recognizing red flags that indicate a lack of balance and self-neglect. She advises paying attention to warning signs such as feeling burnt out, neglecting friendships, or neglecting personal well-being. "I'm feeling really burnt out. I'm feeling kind of crispy around the edges." Prioritizing Personal Connections to avoid burnout. You do not want to get to the point where you are exhausted and you hate your life. Dawn shares her experience of prioritizing personal connections over her to-do list. She emphasizes the importance of structuring business activities to align with personal values and goals. "This is the life I wanna live, so I am gonna let go of my to-do list." Recognizing Subtle Signs of Imbalance Listening to your body helps you recognize burnout. Jane points out the significance of paying attention to subtle signs of imbalance, such as increased irritability or discomfort. These signs serve as reminders to slow down and evaluate priorities. "If I'm cussing more than usual, that's a sign. I'm really irritable and that means I haven't tended to my soul." Remember to check in with yourself. Dawn highlights the importance of self-awareness and the need to slow down to recognize the nuances of discomfort or unease. She encourages individuals to evaluate the source of their anxiety or hesitation. "You have to slow down to know if it's fear-based or if it's not resonating with your soul." Action Steps: Identify Red Flags: Take time to identify personal red flags or warning signs that indicate a lack of balance and self-care. Pay attention to feelings of burnout or neglecting personal relationships. Listen to Your Body: Slow down and listen to your body's subtle signals. Notice signs of increased irritability or discomfort, as they may indicate the need for self-care and introspection. Evaluate Business Alignment: Regularly assess your business activities and marketing efforts. Notice if they align with your values and authentic self. Trust your gut instincts and make adjustments if something feels misaligned. Build a Supportive Community: Seek out a mastermind group or community of like-minded individuals who can provide honest feedback and support. Surround yourself with people who encourage personal and professional growth. Practice Self-Compassion: Celebrate your wins and achievements, no matter how small.   Stop Comparing Yourself to Others: Break free from the comparison trap and stop measuring our worth based on others' highlight reels. Constantly comparing ourselves to others on social media can foster discontentment and hinder our ability to appreciate and embrace our own unique journey and accomplishments. Resources and Links Jane Carter Coaching   Show notes and Audio production by James Marland  

Someone has been parking in Jamie's favorite parking spot the last couple of days. We need to send them a message to stop parking there. One of Jamie's friends has a crush on BJ. Tyga and Avril Lavigne are dating. Madonna is dating a young guy now. Jamie says he looks really hot, but also stupid. Alex Murdaugh has been found guilty and will spend the rest of his life in prison. Yesterday when BJ and Jamie were leaving BJ told Jamie to hide when her UPS boyfriend was coming by. Jane Carter, Aaron Carter's mom, thinks her son was murdered. Do you like SMH Dil's new Bead Me song? BJ thought he was going to be lounging around the house watching sports all weekend going full tilt boogie with no one to answer too. Until he got a call from his wife this morning.  The managers are serving breakfast downstairs for employees in the building but no one is bringing up food. 

Hour 2 - Alex Murdaugh has been found guilty and will spend the rest of his life in prison. Yesterday when BJ and Jamie were leaving BJ told Jamie to hide when her UPS boyfriend was coming by. Jane Carter, Aaron Carter's mom, thinks her son was murdered. 

Aaron Carter's mother, Jane Carter, has releasing extremely graphic photo taken on of the singer's death scene. Jane is now suggesting that police rushed to judgement due to Aaron's past & should instead investigate the possibility of a foul play. Plus, Travis Scott has been accused of attacking an audio engineer during an appearance at an NYC nightclub. Hosts: Derek Kaufman & Jason Beckerman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Making Space in the World for Your Passion. The host for this show is Xoe Heeney. The guest is Jane Carter. Jane started performing in 2012. Since then, she has performed both internationally and nationally, with Iceland and Ireland as her favorite places. She started as a pole dancer and has since branched out to aerial moon, aerial pole, aerial diamond and aerial anchor. Jane loves performing and being a character. In 2014 she started Athena Vertical Dance in Tacoma, Washington, where she loves to foster creativity in others. Recently she has started doing bi-yearly shows at McMenamins Elks Temple in Tacoma to help foster other creatives. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6njj0JdSBjiXJZ57FSr1c1v Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

A ghastly story that starts with "Mr. Narco" stabbing Jane Carter to death with a pair of garden shears. Arnold Moss sports a delightful German-Transylvanian accent. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iloveoldtimeradio/message

This episode is packed with metaphors galore! Starting a small business is scary but that doesn't mean it can't also be fun. Playfulness inspires creativity, as well as motivates, energizes, and fuels entrepreneurship. In order to live the life you want to live you need to take risks. To fall down, dust yourself off, and try again. Jane and I talk about small business fears, failures, lessons, and how to work through all of them through following your bliss. In this episode, I talk with my good friend, Jane Carter, about how to find the joy in the unknown of private practice ownership and ensure your entrepreneurial story is filled with playfulness, bliss, and freedom. Find whatever your version of bliss is, follow it, and create the entrepreneurial life you really want. More about Jane Carter: Jane Carter is a counselor and business coach who is committed to helping therapists and other solopreneurs have more money, fun, and freedom in their businesses. She lives in the mountains of Asheville, NC, where she's an outdoorswoman, coffee-shop connoisseur, and local-beer snob. She offers a free Clarity Call to discuss people's goals for their practice, and to see whether her individual coaching/mastermind may be able to help them. She also does free "Q&A Café" sessions on Zoom, and free in-person "Mighty Friday" masterminding sessions in Asheville, NC. Jane's Website: https://janecartercoaching.com/ (www.janecartercoaching.com) (see "Free Resources") -------------------------------------------------------

In this episode of The Private Practice Elevation Podcast, you're going to learn the 4 roles you need to play when marketing a therapy practice.   If you're like many therapists or private practice owners, marketing can be somewhat of a four-letter word.   You're not too sure how to talk about yourself or your services without making it all about you.   You want to reach more of your ideal clients, but struggle to find the right words on your website, social media, or other marketing collateral.   The truth is, we tend to complicate marketing and get all mixed up with the emotion of running a business and trying to get more clients.   To help us simplify things and create more confidence in marketing a private practice, we're chatting with my friend, Jane Carter.   Jane has a beautiful way of teaching through storytelling and helping us think of how we do marketing and business in new ways.   Listen up where she breaks down how you can think about marketing in new ways to help you break through your roadblocks and move toward your goals. In This Episode, You'll Learn: The four roles you play as a marketer: storyteller, farmer, miner, and rancher What do these roles mean and how do they apply to marketing a therapy practice How to reframe what it is you're doing when your marketing so that you create more momentum, confidence, and results in your private practice Marketing tips to help you grow in each of these roles so that you can create more success in your therapy business Subscribe & Review in Apple Podcasts If you're not yet subscribed to the podcast I want to encourage you to do that today. This is the best way to make sure you don't miss an episode! Click here to subscribe on iTunes.   And if you're feeling extra generous, I'd love to hear what you think about the podcast. Reviews help others find the podcast plus I'd really love to hear what you think! Click here to leave a review. Just click on “Ratings & Reviews” then “Write a review.” Let me know what you like best about the podcast. Thank you!   Links mentioned in this episode:  The Moth Podcast Jane Carter's Website 5 Smart Ways to Make More Money in Your Business Now   About Jane Carter Jane Carter is a counselor and business coach who is committed to helping therapists and other solopreneurs have more money, fun, and freedom in their businesses. She lives in the mountains of Asheville, NC, where she's an outdoorswoman, food-and-wine lover, and coffee-shop connoisseur. Jane can be reached at janecartercoaching.com, where she offers a free consultation.

In this episode Gordon talks with Jane Carter, LPC a therapist and private practice business coach about how we handle anger in the context of kindness and compassion. We explore how being “polite” does not always equate to being kind. In fact, sometimes politeness can be a form of anger turned inward. We also explore how expressing our anger in healthy ways can lead to greater emotional intimacy and be an act of kindness and compassion. We also look at how we can confront injustices as an act of kindness and compassion.  Read more... Meet Jane Carter, LPC https://janecartercoaching.com/ Follow Us On Instagram  @kindnessandcompassionpodcast Follow Us On Facebook Become A Patron kindnessandcompassion.com/patreon Kindnessandcompassion.com    

The Aside Podcasts are a free resource supported by Drama Victoria - Australia's oldest Drama Association In this episode of The Aside, we talk with Danni Hradsky, Jane Carter, and Andrew Byrne about a recently published article they (among others) collaborated on. The episode begins with a short reading of one scene from an Ethnodrama that came from a series of interviews conducted into the experiences of teachers tackling First Nations content. We also talk about how teachers may go about starting to teach this content and how the article may help motivate or encourage educators to approach this content in drama classrooms. Link to the article: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14452294.2021.2004732 Please feel free to email asidepodcast@outlook.com to ask a question. We will try and answer on a future podcast.

As we enter year three of the pandemic, the virus is winning. That sober assessment comes from a Special Envoy of the World Health Organization, Dr. David Nabarro. “Its winning because we have not presented a united front against it,” Nabarro explains. “and that can only be possible if world leaders work properly together.” Global GoalsCast sits in on one of Nabarro's Covid-19 briefings with public health workers from around the world. “Unless we do this together this virus is going to beat us,” Nabarro warned, saying he and others were planning to focus next year on lobbying governments to improve cooperation against this pandemic, not just future ones. Vaccines need to be more equitably distributed, Nabarro said, yet at the same time the world needs to recognize that vaccines save lives but do not end transmission of the virus, especially with the more transmissible Delta and Omicron variants. Stopping them requires better adherence to non pharmaceutical measures like masking and social distancing. “There is no excuse for not wearing face masks,” Nabarro said. “We cannot fight the virus if we are fighting each other,” said Co-Host Edie Lush. “Amen,” replied Co-Host Claudia Romo Edelman. This episode of Global GoalsCast is brought to you by Universal Production Music, one of the world's leading production music companies and features an interview with Jane Carter, Managing Director, Universal Production Music UK & VP Global Repertoire.

14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible is a 2021 documentary that follows fearless Nepali mountaineer Nirmal (Nims) Purja as he attempts to climb all 14 of the world's 8,000 m peaks in under seven months. 14 Peaks will have its European premiere as part of the Kendal Mountain Festival with a Q&A with the director Torquil Jones and Nirmal Purja. Find out more - https://tickets.kendalmountainfestival.com/events/19-11-2021-12-15-14-peaks-nothing-is-impossible-european-premiere-feature-film-and-qa-with-nims-purja 14 Peaks follows Nims and fellow Nepali Sherpas Mingma Gyabu “David” Sherpa, Lakpa Dendi (Zekson Son), Geljen Sherpa and Tensi Kasang as they attempt the “impossible” challenge. As you would expect from an extreme challenge the road ahead is never easy and Nims and his team face a multitude of challenges from unexpected weather conditions, other climbers and the Chinese Government.   [supsystic-tables id=243] Scores for recommendability for 14 Peaks were high from guests and Flixwatcher. As with documentaries the repeat viewing score was much slower giving a very respectable overall score of 4.10. 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible premieres on Netflix UK on Monday 29 November. What do you guys think? Have you seen 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below! Episode #231 Crew Links Thanks to Episode #231 Crew of Steve Scott (@SteveScott_KMF) and Claire Jane Carter (@CJ_Cart) from Kendal Mountain Festival Find their Websites online at And at https://www.instagram.com/kendalmountainfestival/‎‎ And at https://www.kendalmountainfestival.com/ And at https://www.waterstones.com/book/waymaking/helen-mort/claire-carter/9781910240755   Please make sure you give them some love More about 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible For more info on 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible, you can visit  14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible IMDb page here or 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible Rotten Tomatoes page here.   Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes   If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below.

Do you feel like an impostor? Are you struggling with vulnerability in the therapy room? How can you create a safe space for soul care? In this podcast, I speak with Jane Carter about soul care for therapists.  We discuss how you can open yourself up to your clients, manage your vulnerability by establishing boundaries, and develop a positive outlook both inside and outside of the therapy room. Thanks for listening! I'd love to connect with you over on Instagram @faithfringes and Facebook. Sign up for my free Spiritual Reflections Course SHOW NOTES AND RESOURCES: Click here WEBSITE: www.faithfringes.com

Here in Episode 37 I chat with Jane Carter of Jane Carter Coaching about keeping the spark alive in your money relationship.Episode 37 Show NotesJane's WebsiteJane's InstagramFollow Mountain Practice Journeys on Facebook and Instagram Simple Practice FREE trial & $50 credit25% off MOO Business Cards SocialBee social media scheduling FREE trial Mountain Practice Journeys StoreThe Introvert's Guide to a Simplified Private PracticeOld School Financial SpreadsheetEmail Marketing Basics for TherapistsGoogle Workspace FREE trial (email me for a discount code: mountainpracticejourneys@gmail.com)DISCLAIMERSome links included in this description may be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission, however there is no additional charge to you. Thank you for supporting Mountain Practice Journeys so I can continue to provide you with free content!Links to other websites, products, and services do not endorse or guarantee the services, products, or information contained at the other sites. The information, products, resources, materials, services, and documents found here are not intended to be a substitute for legal, financial, or other professional advice, nor does their use establish a professional relationship between you and Cindy Norton or Mountain Practice Journeys.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=CU6J8KWTMPCFY)

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ane Carter Woodrow goes right back to the start of the infamous serial killer Rose West's life, to try to piece together what happened to turn her into the violent monster she became. A gripping listen on the real story of Rose West who, together with her husband, Fred West, became Britain's biggest and most notorious murderers. As seen on the Channel 5 documentary Making a Monster. Although it's hard to believe now, Rose West was an exceptionally beautiful little girl with long, glossy dark hair and big brown eyes. Looking at photos of young Rosie as a child, it is almost impossible to comprehend that she would grow up to become one of Britain's most notorious female murderers. But Rose's early life made her the perfect partner for Fred West, and the two committed a string of murders in Gloucester throughout the '70s and '80s. Her part in the killings is very different to that which many people believe even today. What happened to that little girl to make her capable of such violence? Or was there something wrong - a predisposition to cruelty - which she was born with? Crime writer Jane Carter Woodrow goes back to the start of Rose's life to piece together what it was that turned her into a monster. In doing so, she presents us with a profile of the young Rose West and a fascinating insight into the mind of a killer. Rose West is a gripping listen that sheds light for the first time on the real story of Rose West - taking the listener on a journey from her childhood through to her becoming the country's biggest and most infamous female sexual predator and serial killer.

Here in Episode 25 I chat with Jane Carter about how to get unstuck in your decision making in private practice. Episode 25 Show NotesJane's WebsiteJane's InstagramFollow Mountain Practice Journeys on Facebook and InstagramFREE Download - 5 Schedule Templates to Prevent Therapist Burnout Simple Practice FREE trial & $50 credit25% off MOO Business Cards SocialBee social media scheduling FREE trial Mountain Practice Journeys StoreThe Introvert's Guide to a Simplified Private PracticeOld School Financial SpreadsheetEmail Marketing Basics for TherapistsGoogle Workspace FREE trial (email me for a discount code: mountainpracticejourneys@gmail.com)DISCLAIMERSome links included in this description may be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission, however there is no additional charge to you. Thank you for supporting Mountain Practice Journeys so I can continue to provide you with free content!Links to other websites, products, and services do not endorse or guarantee the services, products, or information contained at the other sites. The information, products, resources, materials, services, and documents found here are not intended to be a substitute for legal, financial, or other professional advice, nor does their use establish a professional relationship between you and Cindy Norton or Mountain Practice Journeys.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=CU6J8KWTMPCFY)

We're so excited to talk about all things gathering with special guest Jane Carter. From using intentionality to gather better & how invitations can make or break an event to the three moments that people remember & how to create them, we cover it all! Sponsored by: TherapyNotes™ Brighter Vision Check out our free resources: https://abundancepracticebuilding.com/resources-allison-puryear/

Your relationship with money has a lot of similarities to your relationship with a partner! You have to set boundaries, focus on communication (with yourself), and be present in the moment when making big decisions. Just like you might need a couples counselor for relationship trouble, you might benefit from having a business coach for your money!Jane Carter is a counselor and business coach who is committed to helping solopreneurs have more money, fun, and freedom in their businesses. She helps therapists and other service-based business owners feel inspired in their work, to use their creativity, and to successfully balance the roles of clinician & entrepreneur through a focus on both strategy and mindset. She lives in the mountains of Asheville, NC, where she's an outdoorswoman, food-and-wine lover, and coffee-shop connoisseur.Episode highlights:How to keep the momentum with money movingSet boundaries to keep your healthy habits going!Set a date night with your money – pour yourself a drink and review your budgetCelebrate your money winsComing in under budget, paying off a bill, or setting aside some savings are all big wins that should be celebrated Practice money rituals!Focus on your language that surrounds money -  keeping things positive will change your overall outlookIf you have a negative thought, reframe it to find a positive!Be present when you enjoy a purchase or a treatCreate a financial support systemHaving a business coach, accountant, and bookkeeper can help you hold yourself accountable to make healthy financial decisionsLinks & Resources:Jane Carter CoachingThis is Marketing by Seth GodenThe Soul Sourced Entrepreneur by Christine KaneGreenOak AccountingTherapy For Your Money Podcast

Here in Episode 14 I chat with Jane Carter of Jane Carter Coaching about overcoming common fears in private practice. We talk about fear, imposter syndrome, and perfectionism and what to do about them. Jane's Website: https://janecartercoaching.com/Jane's Instagram: @janecartercoachingEpisode 14 Show NotesEnneagram School of AwakeningEmpowered EnneagramFollow on Facebook and Instagram The Introvert's Guide to a Simplified Private PracticeOld School Financial SpreadsheetEmail Marketing Basics for Therapists[may contain affiliate links: see disclaimer below]Mountain Practice Journeys StoreSimple Practice FREE trial & $50 credit25% off MOO Business Cards SocialBee social media scheduling FREE trial Google Workspace FREE trial (email me for a discount code: mountainpracticejourneys@gmail.com)Acuity appointment scheduling FREE trialDISCLAIMERSome links included in this description may be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission, however there is no additional charge to you. Thank you for supporting Mountain Practice Journeys so I can continue to provide you with free content!Links to other websites, products, and services do not endorse or guarantee the services, products, or information contained at the other sites. The information, products, resources, materials, services, and documents found here are not intended to be a substitute for legal, financial, or other professional advice, nor does their use establish a professional relationship between you and Cindy Norton or Mountain Practice Journeys.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=CU6J8KWTMPCFY)

'Leave No One Behind' is the central, transformative promise of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Translating this bold global commitment into an action-oriented mindset and result is a tall order. Is it possible to achieve a better future for all? It's hard to deliver this in practice, but it's also easy to be sceptical about inclusive development. For this episode, we have interviewed Elina Scheja, Lead Economist at the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency; Jane Carter, Senior Adviser on Natural Resource Governance at Helvetas; and Holly Krueger, Managing Partner at The Canopy Lab. We have interesting topics coming up, so stay tuned!

For this episode, Naga is in conversation with Jane Carter a business coach with a special focus on the obstacles in monetizing a business, the narrative in our head that holds us back and how this applies to creators / passionprenuers in the Creator Economy and how they can re-draft that narrative.   Creator Tools - Mastermind Group - Find your nearest mastermind group here - https://www.meetup.com/topics/masterminds/    Reach out to Jane Carter - www.janecartercoaching.com   Reach out to Naga –  Twitter - @n1n3stuff / @PassionPeop1 (https://twitter.com/ThePassionPeop1 )   Facebook - The Passion People Podcast   You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @eplogmedia, For advertising/partnerships send you can send us an email at bonjour@eplog.media. If you like this show, please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts, so other people can find us. You can also find us on https://www.eplog.media/thepassionpeoplepodcast DISCLAIMER: The views expressed on all the shows produced and distributed by Ep.Log Media are personal to the host and the guest of the shows respectively and with no intention to harm the sentiments of any individual/organization. The said content is not obscene or blasphemous or defamatory of any event and/or person deceased or alive or in contempt of court or breach of contract or breach of privilege, or in violation of any provisions of the statute, nor hurt the sentiments of any religious groups/ person/government/non-government authorities and/or breach or be against any declared public policy of any nation or state.   Sound Attribution and Credits - Music from Pipo and Wowa(you should check out their music on Spotify here - https://open.spotify.com/artist/6zZPxLiRfbGUnoEAJmfJJN) from Unminus. All music other than the jingle on the episode is under the CC0 License and downloaded from freesound.org , freemusicarchive.org and unminus.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest this week is Jane Carter. Jane is a business coach and psychotherapist. Jane hired a coach to open her private therapy business and realized there was a need for more coaches that can do this. Her clients range from business owners to someone just with an idea. Her experience in therapy brings a unique way of coaching "stressed out people-pleasers." This was such a refreshing conversation to have as Jane has a very similar view on creativity and pursuing your mission as I do. We got into why you should do it scared, how to keep going, and much more. Work with Jane https://janecartercoaching.com/ https://www.instagram.com/janecartercoaching/ Connect with Me https://www.instagram.com/angelo_kelly1/ https://www.instagram.com/betterthanyesterdaypod/

Longtime members of Saint Mark’s Dick and Jane Carter, recount the story of how they came to the cathedral, the many ministries they’ve served in, and how their connection to a church in Russia gifted us our beautiful icons.

In part 2 of our interview, longtime members of Saint Mark’s Dick and Jane Carter recount the story of how they came to the cathedral, the many ministries they’ve served in, and how their connection to a church in Russia gifted us our beautiful icons.

How does a psychotherapist become a business coach? Jane Carter tells us how she applied the skills she acquired as a therapist and the teachings of Dan Kennedy to launch a successful career as a business coach.

In this episode, Staying Resilient in Private Practice, Allison and Jane Carter discuss how to keep your chin up in private practice: common mistakes and responding vs reacting being the leader (joyfully, and even if it's scary) being careful about assumptions. The power of "we'll see". Gaining clarity of what you do and don't want. Sponsored by: Brighter Vision TherapyNotes

Jane Carter believes that a thriving business is life-giving, both for the client and the business-owner. She's a business coach who helps therapists and other helpers have more fun, money and freedom in their practices.

In this episode, Jane Carter joins the show. We speak about why your mindset in private practice will change everything, especially during COVID-19. Jane's motto is imperfect action. Instead of experiencing constant panic, we can use this moment to relax and reframe. Jane explains the various ways we can use our time during the coronavirus and why we need to focus on the things that we can control. Meet Jane Carter Jane Carter, LPC is a counselor and business coach from Asheville, NC. Jane has spent the last several years in private practice as a counselor and has recently begun focusing more on business coaching, not only for therapists but other businesses as well.  Her website is: JaneCarterCoaching.com Jane says, “As a therapist, business coach, and life coach, I love helping people navigate the path to achieving their goals for a meaningful life. I apply these principles in my own life in the mountains of Asheville, NC, where I'm an outdoorswoman, world-traveler, dog-mama, food-and-wine lover, reader, and coffee-shop connoisseur. (I'm also known for making up great puns on the fly).” The Mindset in Private Practice We've all got crap. Our job is to help people turn it into fertilizer, which is the work of what all therapists are doing. The way you grow your business can be very healing of some of that deeper stuff without you even realizing it. It just feeds Jane's soul to do this work. It's fun to be with people on this journey. Imperfect Action Jane's motto is imperfect action. Right now, we're recording this podcast during the current virus crisis where we're in lockdown; we are at home. I think a lot of people experienced this kind of sudden panic. Jane put together a mindset checklist of short-term strategies and long-term strategies. A lot of people are feeling overwhelmed at this moment. So Jane hopes that people mostly focus on their mindset right now. To be in business is just to be dealing with the problems that come up regularly. We should relax, reframe, and use this moment. Have a Moment Anxiety and fear make us want to contract and get small and hide under the covers. It's hard to see beyond what we are going to do today, what are we going to do tomorrow? Sometimes we can get into that very reactive place. There are three things we need to do: Look at the big picture. Be intentional. See the expansion at this time. Fear and anxiety want us to contract, and this time may seek to expand us, some amazing things could come out of this time. How can we see an expansion at this moment? Private Practice as a Tool For Spiritual Growth We need to look at the big picture. The big picture is this will pass. Every challenge throughout history has given. The coronavirus will pass, we are going to get through this. Keeping that long view helps us to look at it kind of from a distance and go, okay, so what is our sense of purpose? When we look back at this moment in a couple of years, how do we want to say that we handled it? That's a spiritual thing. Do we want to make decisions from a place of love or a place of fear? When we're looking at the small picture and fear, it's easy to get into those thoughts of, well, how are we going to get the money?  When we look at the big picture, it gives us space to think about how we are serving people. We are here to fulfill our most profound purpose. So, when we go through a crisis, it's an excellent opportunity to think about your “why.” It's a gift to recommit and realign with why we are doing this. Figure Out What You Can Control We need to figure out the things that we can control. And then, the flip side is learning to just be with those feelings, to learn to be with the lack of control, to learn to be present with our grief and our fear, and just kind of allow it and wear it like a backpack. Jane wants to encourage people to be intentional at this time. We need to figure out how we want to use this time and who we want to be at this time? Look at the checklist and start checking things off. We can also be intentional about our goal for this time. What if it's possible that this is the greatest thing for our private practice? Thinking about that question then allows you to start seeing that. Being transparent… Some of the links below are affiliate links.  This simply means that if you use the link to make a purchase, I get a commission at no extra cost to you.  Thanks for using the links!   Jane's Resources Email Jane For Her Free Checklist: jane@janecartercoaching.com JaneCarterConsulting.com Money Mindset in Private Practice | TPOT 005 Finding Your Superpowers in Private Practice | TPOT 038 Other Resources TherapyNotes.com Teachable.com Man's Search For Meaning Financial Tips for Surviving The COVID-19 Crisis The Practice of Therapy Teachable Courses (use code SPRING2020) Money Matters in Private Practice | The Course G Suite for Therapists | The E-Course Session Note Helper Cool Resources Be a Podcast Guest Follow @TPOTpodcast on Instagram Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog. He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer, and writer. PLEASE Subscribe to The Practice of Therapy Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn and Pinterest “Like” us on Facebook

Melissa welcomes University of the West of England (UWE) Senior Primary Lecturer (and all round kids' lit expert), Jane Carter into the Spellbound studio to talk about some of the best picture books for young children, aged around 3 to 5 years old. They talk about the impact of reading on health and wellbeing, types of books to read at this age and some of their favourites. Melissa also heads off to London to chat to wonderful children's illustrator, Kaye Umansky - Kaye reads a few excerpts from some of her books for younger children.

Melissa welcomes UWE primary specialist, Jane Carter, back into the Spellbound studio. They talk about the importance books play in all aspect of (primary) school life - from preparing them for what to expect and beyond. Melissa also pops along to independent book store, Max Minervas in Bristol and chats to children's author, Rachel Bright, who has written several books for children, including Love Monster, The Lion Inside and The Koala Who Could. Rachel is also the winner of the Evening Standard Oscar's Book Prize and the Sainsbury's Book Award.

UWE primary literacy expert, Jane Carter returns to discuss some of the best early chapter books for children (around 6+ yrs), when children are ready to read on their own. Melissa and Jane talk about the importance of reading for pleasure and of course, share some of their favourite books. Melissa also visit author and Guardian illustrator and cartoonist, Joe Berger, in his Bristol studio and welcomes children's literary scout, John McClay, into the studio for a chat.

UWE primary literacy expert, Jane Carter returns to discuss some of the best early chapter books for children (around 6+ yrs), when children are ready to read on their own. Melissa and Jane talk about the importance of reading for pleasure and of course, share some of their favourite books. Melissa also visit author and Guardian illustrator and cartoonist, Joe Berger, in his Bristol studio and welcomes children's literary scout, John McClay, into the studio for a chat.

Melissa welcomes UWE primary specialist, Jane Carter, back into the Spellbound studio. They talk about the importance books play in all aspect of (primary) school life - from preparing them for what to expect and beyond. Melissa also pops along to independent book store, Max Minervas in Bristol and chats to children's author, Rachel Bright, who has written several books for children, including Love Monster, The Lion Inside and The Koala Who Could. Rachel is also the winner of the Evening Standard Oscar's Book Prize and the Sainsbury's Book Award.

Melissa welcomes University of the West of England (UWE) Senior Primary Lecturer (and all round kids' lit expert), Jane Carter into the Spellbound studio to talk about some of the best picture books for young children, aged around 3 to 5 years old. They talk about the impact of reading on health and wellbeing, types of books to read at this age and some of their favourites. Melissa also heads off to London to chat to wonderful children's illustrator, Kaye Umansky - Kaye reads a few excerpts from some of her books for younger children.

Stephanie Ayler is the founder and creator of Nourish and Love Company. Stephanie is a veteran( albeit, a more quieter veteran) in the natural hair game. Having been a part of the Natural Hair Community before it was even a community, before youtube, twitter, and instagram! When online forums is all that we had, if you can picture that! Her passion for cosmetics and hair care began at a young age, from reading shampoo and conditioner bottle labels that she would find in the bathroom to getting trouble in elementary school for braiding her classmates hair.    Stephanie’s natural hair journey began at age 15 after a disaster relaxer situation but her love for creating products to solve problems didn’t begin until years later. Stephanie graduated from VIrginia State University in 2008 with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Visual Communication with a head full of locs. While in school, she made products to care for her locs and to keep them healthy. Two years later she would COMB OUT those locs and the real journey began. Nourish and Love Company with birthed in 2010 when Stephanie made whipped body butter and a healing salve for her dog. It was with these two products along with inspiring stories of Lisa Price, Miko Branch, Jane Carter, that she realized that “Hey I can do this too”.    With a deep passion, an insatiable curiosity and a purpose to provide amazing products, Stephanie began a blog where she detailed her journey and her brand with a mission to enrich, empower, and educate. That blog has since transformed and evolved into what you see now. Nourish and Love Company; a spa-inspired company providing handmade, quality hair care products for highly textured hair. Nourish and Love Company provides  spa-esqe hair products to promote a stress free natural hair journey.    With her never-ending love for cosmetic chemistry, Stephanie has spent countless hours, made hundreds of product iterations, and blown through many a notebook personally formulating and developing the product range you’ll find within Nourish and Love Company. Nourish and Love Company’s products are engineered by the best that nature and science have to offer. Carefully curated, formulated with integrity and ethically sourced, each ingredient found in our products serve specific functions. As a Licensed Cosmetologist and future Trichologist, Stephanie takes haircare very seriously and is out to provide professional hair care advice and education along with providing high quality textured hair products through Nourish and Love Co.    www.instagram.com/nourishandloveco  www.instagram.com/digitalhairbestie www.nourishandloveco.com www.facebook.com/nourishandloveco

Drama exploded on the toxic road trip with Aaron and Jane Carter. She tells police on a shocking 911 call that she is scared of him, and that he is "out of his mind." Also Aaron gets death threats on Instagram.

Hosts Erika Hunter and Joleen Lunzer break down the blame issues that were discussed in tonight's episode. Corey Feldman butts heads with Jane Carter, Alexis Bellino plays therapist to ignore her own issues and Jane Carter is still in denial about her job as a mother. Be sure to tune in with us week after week as we talk more about each family. Share your thoughts and join us in the chat, too! Rocky Marriage? Need Therapy? Need it like a kick in the butt?! Well the cast of Marriage Bootcamp certainly do, and the MARRIAGE BOOT CAMP AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW is right here to break down ALL the emotions as the therapists strive to save their marriages! Tune in weekly for in depth discussion on each episode alongside potential cast interviews and juicy news and gossip! Be sure to like, subscribe, share, and comment! Marriage Boot Camp is an American reality television series which debuted on May 31, 2013, on WE tv. It is a spin-off of Bridezillas and is based on the Marriage Boot Camp non-profit seminar created by Jim Carroll in 1994. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, you’re going to learn 5 ways that you can be having more fun while building your private practice. Did you know that FUN can actually increase your bottom line? It’s true. When you’re excited about the work you’re doing and the business you’ve created, you actually show up in a new way that can help you reach your biggest goals. So how can you be a better support to yourself, introduce more fun into practice-building AND see your private practice grow? Business coach and our special guest, Jane Carter, has the answers to those questions, and more, in this week’s Private Practice Elevation Podcast episode.  

Hosts Erika Hunter and Joleen Lunzer break down the blame issues that were discussed in tonight's episode. Corey Feldman butts heads with Jane Carter, Alexis Bellino plays therapist to ignore her own issues and Jane Carter is still in denial about her job as a mother. Be sure to tune in with us week after week as we talk more about each family. Share your thoughts and join us in the chat, too! Rocky Marriage? Need Therapy? Need it like a kick in the butt?! Well the cast of Marriage Bootcamp certainly do, and the MARRIAGE BOOT CAMP AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW is right here to break down ALL the emotions as the therapists strive to save their marriages! Tune in weekly for in depth discussion on each episode alongside potential cast interviews and juicy news and gossip! Be sure to like, subscribe, share, and comment! Marriage Boot Camp is an American reality television series which debuted on May 31, 2013, on WE tv. It is a spin-off of Bridezillas and is based on the Marriage Boot Camp non-profit seminar created by Jim Carroll in 1994. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Couple Things with Shawn and Andrew: Former Olympic Gymnast Shawn Johnson and NFL player Andrew East sit down to share their most vulnerable sides and open up like they never have before. https://open.spotify.com/show/7aGLm9HYn9mEyVr1FDzrpa?si=bgb4jh_nTyGiIabdk8BD8g

Today we have to discuss Aaron Carter and the recent danger he has found himself in. As he rants om Instagram streams and illudes to many secrets about his family and career, the music industry closes in to shut him up once and for all.TMZ, Harvey Levin, Jane Carter, and Trisha Paytas are all being sent to tie up the loose ends and terminate the "threat" that is Aaron Carter exposing the reality of his life, his relationship with Nick, and his career.I'm afriad for Aaron Carter right now, and I want to tell this story that no one else will. Please pray that he finds a way to protect himself from the music industry Cabal!

In this episode, Gordon talks again with Jane Carter, LPC about finding your “Superpowers” and priorities in private practice. Jane and Gordon share how their mindsets have shifted over time and how it has changed the focus of their practices.  Jane also shares how getting some business coaching changed her practice and helped her to grow exponentially. She also shares how she made the shift to doing more coaching rather than traditional therapy in her practice. They also talk about being able to embrace change and taking some risks. And, at the same time, being genuine to yourself and knowing your gifts. Meet Jane Carter Jane Carter, LPC is a counselor and business coach from Asheville, NC. Jane has spent the last several years in private practice as a counselor and has recently begun focusing more on business coaching, not only for therapists but other businesses as well.  Her website is: JaneCarterCoaching.com Jane says, “As a therapist, business coach, and life coach, I love helping people navigate the path to achieving their goals for a meaningful life. I apply these principles in my own life in the mountains of Asheville, NC, where I'm an outdoors woman, world-traveler, dog-mama, food-and-wine lover, reader, and coffee-shop connoisseur. (I'm also known for making up great puns on the fly).” First Pancakes Jane talks about how she has tried a few things that really have not worked so well for her as a counselor and a business coach.  She refers to these as “first pancakes”. If you have ever cooked pancakes, the first ones you try to make never turn out that good.  But you have to make that first one for the rest to be perfect. Our private practices are the same way. How you start out is probably not going to be at all like you end up.  There will be a huge learning curve and you will experience some failures along the way. But you have to always make the first pancake… Finding Your Superpowers Your “superpowers” are your gifts and talents as a person. Superpowers are also found in what you are passionate about.  Finding your superpowers means being able to discover what you do better than anything else. And when you do those things, you can do them almost effortlessly.  To find your superpowers it is important get feedback from others to know what they see in you that you might not have really noticed before. This is where coaching and finding a mentor can help so very much. Another way to think about “superpowers” is really to think about what your strengths might be.  By understanding and knowing yourself well, you can be more genuine and authentic with people. In many ways, it is what we help our clients with day in and day out.  We help them find their strengths and gifts to help them thrive in life. When we know our own “superpowers”, we are better able to live into how we can best help people. It makes us more authentic and genuine with what we do.  People will notice that and be drawn to it. Using Your Superpowers To Market Your Practice One of the keys things to remember about marketing is that people are drawn to what is genuine. In many ways, it is all about helping people discover how you can help them in their lives.  It's putting yourself in front of others and sharing with them how your superpowers can help them transform their lives. Building the Long Game The other thing to remember about growing a private practice, or any business for that matter, is to think about the “long game”. “Get rich quick” rarely works. But by being able to think long-term and be content with steady growth, we are usually much more satisfied and content.  Sharing your superpowers as a clinician, people will notice it as being genuine and authentic. Ultimately, being able to know yourself well and discover your true strengths and abilities will help you be much more successful.  It is where our superpowers live. By embracing our superpowers, we become much more effective as clinicians and human beings in general. Resources Mentioned: Get a free copy of the “Private Practice Crush Game” by emailing Jane at jane@janecartercoaching.com. Use the subject line: “Gordon Brewer is awesome”.  Let Jane know you listened to the podcast and she will send you the game. Jane's coaching and consulting website: JaneCarterCoaching.com Get “The Works” – Paperwork Packet, Session Note Helper™ and the Accounting Templates for Google Sheets in one money-saving bundle – practiceoftherapy.com/theworks Apply for a Mastermind Group and find your “Superpowers”!   Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog.He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer and writer.  PLEASE Subscribe to The Practice of Therapy Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn and Pinterest “Like” us on Facebook.

This week, Ivo, Jeremy, Kath, and Lew are joined by Jane Carter and Nate Warner! Topics discussed:   Tattoos, anyone? How many superheroes does it take to ruin a film? Name your favorite article of clothing that you won't be seen in public wearing Since Trump hasn't let it slip yet, can we be sure there are no aliens in Area 51? 

This week Ivo, Jeremy, Kath, and Lewis host: Jane Carter and Brennan Conroy! Topics discussed: What current fashion trends will we look back on as HUGE mistakes? Should assassinating spies on foreign soil be allowed? If you could design your own tax, what would you tax. Extra senses:  you have at least 6 extra senses.  If you had to loose one, which one would it be?

This week Ivo, Jeremy, Kath, and Lew are joined by Jason Springer and Jane Carter! Topics discussed: Do men listen to women? What to do about plastic bags? New Year's Resolutions What's the best age to buy your kids a tablet? Medical marijuana, anyone?

The full contingent is here tonight!  Jeremy and Kath return from England, much to relief of Lew and Ivo.  Jason Springer and Jane Carter round out the team! Topics discussed: Do we still enjoy going to the movie theaters? Is the Disney/ 21st Century Fox buyout going to help or hurt? How do we find new music? What is a good TV comedy?  What are good genre shows today, and are any of them on Network TV?     

This week the panel (Ivo, Jeremy, Kath, and Lew) are joined by Jason Springer, Jane Carter, Chris Magerkurth, and Lin Wang.  Topics discussed: How does the panel think their upbringing defines them? What does the panel see as a defining force in their lives? Were there hints to their current lives in their childhood?  

This week, Jeremy, Kath, and Lew are joined by Jane Carter and Jason Springer! Topics discussed: Is a hot dog a sandwich? The panel talks about loss. Why do we drink? What will you miss about the summer/ what are you looking forward to for the winter? Must we always speak English in America?

Ivo, Jeremy, Kathleen, and Lew are joined by Jason Springer, Jane Carter, Lin Wang, and Chris Magerkurth!  (Big group today!) Topics discussed: The panel discusses radio habits from their youth. Did Playboy have any positive effects? Maybe the government should absorb the medical costs of bystanders in mass shootings.

AFSCME labor economist Jane Carter pulls back the curtain on the billionaire extremists who are trying to destroy the labor movement, and the role they could play behind the scenes of a New York State Constitutional Convention. DC 37 attorney Robert Martin talks about what you can do to protect yourself from the Equifax data breach.

Jason Springer, Troy Wingert, and Jane Carter join Ivo, Jeremy, Kath and Lew to talk about super serious stuff. . .  Topics discussed: The best spy movie of all time Why would you want to live to be 100? What friends would you like to reconnect to? What topics are taboo for a podcast? When is a lie not a lie?

In this session of the Practice of Therapy Podcast, Gordon has a conversation with Jane Carter, LPC about “Money Mindset” and how it can affect us in our private practices.  Jane talks about the importance of having an abundance vs. scarcity mindset in being able to overcome some of our fears about money and what to charge clients. Jane Carter, LPC is a counselor and coach who is committed to helping therapists have more money, fun, and freedom in their practice. She focuses on a mix of both strategy and mindset to help private practitioners feel inspired in their work, to use their creativity, and to successfully balance the roles of clinician & entrepreneur. Jane is the founder of Brew Your Practice coaching and events, and is a speaker, writer, world-traveler, coffee-shop connoisseur, and local-craft-beer-snob. She can be reached at www.BrewYourPractice.com and www.JaneCarterCounseling.net.

This week, Ivo, Jeremy, Kath, and Lew are joined by Jason Springer and Jane Carter! Topics discussed: Briticisms vs Murika.   Terms and conditions. What grosses you out? Do you prefer hot or cold? Essential songs for your personal soundtrack. Are we tired of hearing about the president?

This week, the gang is joined by Jane Carter, Jason Springer, and our new guest Josh! Topics discussed: How do you handle bad service? What is your low-brow escape entertainment? Favorite film and tv duos? Do you wear a watch? What is the panel's relationship to time? What is your favorite machine?

As the panel tries to make it through their final week of the summer without Ivo, they are joined by Mikey Pokorny, Jason Springer, and Jane Carter! Topics discussed: Favorite movie scenes. Does anyone really like poetry? Favorite 4th of July childhood story. What would you put in a time capsule? What would like your legacy to be?  

Jeremy, Kath, and Lew are joined by Seth Roberts, Jane Carter, and Jason Springer! Topics discussed: The death of childhood icons. Superior song covers. Self-check machine annoyances Tweaking the national service.

Jason Springer, Jane Carter, and Mike Pokorny join the Regulars (Ivo, Jeremy, Kath, and Lew) this week! Topics discussed: Which robot (from radio, movies, and t.v.) would make the best companion? More conspiracy theories--what would you investigate if you were president? Who would you team up with to write a novel, and what would it be about? Does the panel make a big deal out of Emmanuel Macron's age difference with his wife? In light of automation potentially causing massive unemployment, what career advice does the panel have for their grandkids?

Guests this week include Jane Carter, Jason Springer, and Fernando Lefort! Topics include: Could you live in a tiny house? What weird smells are the panel into? What about weird sounds? What is Trump's relationship to the current "strongmen" leaders? How would Christianity change if we found sentient life on another planet?

This week, we are joined by Jason Springer, Jane Carter, and Mikey Pokorny! Topics discussed: How would Captain Jack Harkness defeat Superman? Strongmen in 21st century geo-politics. What's your go-to conspiracy theory? Is the next generation going to be worse off than past ones?

This week, The gang is joined by Jason "Tyler Durden" Springer, Jane Carter, and Mikey Pokorny. Topics discussed: Who is the coolest pirate? Who would the panel create a statue to honor? Police vs the public: is either group "right?" Can we have a woman portray James Bond? Should you always tell the truth?  

This week, the panel is joined by Jason "Tyler Durden" Springer, Jane Carter, and a surprise cameo by Tom Conroy! Topics discussed: Facebook or Twitter? Imperial Battle Cruiser or Starship Enterprise? What's the most important quality for a sales person to have? Are there female robots? Is the Trump/Russia story really news? Why do we care about March Madness?

The gang is joined by Jane Carter this week! Topics discussed: Professor Kelly's wife is not the nanny. The Nike Hijab, about time or crass opportunism? Too many visas? Internet worries from the group.  

This week, the regulars (I, J, K, and L) are joined by Jane Carter! Topics discussed: The panel debates the merits of chewing gum. What jobs would Trump be good at? What does the panel think about space travel? Do "only the good die young"? Misophonia and ASMR Jeremy and Ivo (our published writers) discuss why they write

Jane Carter is our special guest this week! Topics discussed: Horror and violence in American entertainment... Reality shows compared to reality... Is it fair to your family when you start a fitness routine? Are we moving towards a theocracy? Let's start buying cheap cars.

This weeks guests are Tyler Durden, Jane Carter, and Ken Hayes! Topics discussed: Why can't you say "pussy" on the radio? Are we now in danger from criticizing the president?  Discussing the Texas Voter ID laws. How should you deal with telemarketers?

This week, the gang is joined by Tyler Durden, Jane Carter, and a surprise appearance by Mikey Pokorny! Topics discussed: If you had forewarning that you would be stranded by yourself on a deserted island, what would you take to entertain yourself? Will "La La Land" bring back Hollywood musicals? Can we be proud of our country if we are embarrassed by our leader? Who can we trust in a low-trust society? Can we legislate control of how companies use data about us?

This week the gang is joined by Tyler Durden and Jane Carter! Topics discussed: Do you carry a talisman? What happens if the Electoral College votes Clinton? Do we need someone to say no to the President? Why can't we agreeably disagree? War profiteering. What is a fact? TV weather personalities:  What's the point? The panel's choices for Person/Thing of the year.

This week, the gang is joined by Jane Carter and Tyler Durden! Topics discussed: Christmas "Round Robin" family letters. Should we still send thank you letters? What did you learn this Thanksgiving? Explaining American values (post election). Can anyone be all bad? Explaining the difference between Trump and Brexit politicians.  

The Gang is joined by Jane Carter and Mike Pokorny to ruminate on things political. Topics discussed: What would we do if the internet suddenly went away? What will the next four years look like?

A short podcast this week, and the gang is joined by Jane Carter halfway through. Topics discussed: Does Jeremy need to Twitter? What's the problem with Wall or a border? What happens when Trump refuses to concede? The Word

We've got a lovely bunch of guests this week!  I, J, K, and L,  are joined by Chris Magerkurth, Tyler Durden, and Jane Carter! Topics discussed:   Does a politicians behavior matter?   Clothing: formal or informal? What's with all the clowns? What should we do about Russia? How does this political season portend for future ones? Should Medicaid be allowed to negotiate with Big Pharma? More about the politicians  

This week, The panel is joined by Alec Milne, Nikki Diggelman, and Jane Carter! Topics Discussed: Will we have to switch to bugs as a protein source? What's with the fascination with caves? What is your worst way to die? What would be your job choice after the apocalypse? What will be the next fashion craze to return? The Word

We welcome back Jane Carter to this weeks panel with I, J, K, and L. Topics discussed: Do the emails really matter? How neutral should a talk show host be? What does a Trump voter look like? What is civil dinner conversation? Lawn care innuendo from the panel How should news stories be presented? What is a reasonable number of spoons for a house? The Word

This week, Jane Carter and Tyler Durden join the crew to share deep dark secrets! Topics discussed: What if we are wrong about... Edward Snowden? What would be the perfect car for you? Share a secret or a confession with the panel. Hillary Clinton: The panel review When did you know you were a grown up? The Word

This week, the gang (I, J, K, and L) is joined by Jane Carter and Tyler Durden! Topics discussed: What if we are wrong about...? Is Trump in reality a Bond villain? What is the effect of low voter turnout? What's a good foreign language to learn? The Word  

This week Tyler Durden and Jane Carter join Jeremy, Ivo, Kath and Lew! Topics discussed: What if we are wrong about.... What's the last rule you broke? Faraday cages in new buildings. When can immigrants start using "we," revisited? The Word      

Welcome! Today’s episode is Part 1 of a conversation with Tiffany McLain, MFT. This episode came out of a blog post by Tiffany entitled, “The Top Ten Myths Therapists Believe about Setting Fees.” This topic was covered in Episode 51 in my interview with Jane Carter, so please go back and listen if you need some help with “money shame.” Join me---let’s jump into this topic with Tiffany! You can read the full show notes at www.sellingthecouch.com/session71 Today’s awesome sponsor is Brighter Vision, so don’t forget to check them out at http://sellingthecouch.com/brightervision to get your first month free!

On episode 313, Jason (@theTVaholic) and Rae (@raelee) are joined by Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) to talk some cancelation and renewal news and then discuss recent episodes of The 100, Jane the Virgin and Lucifer, the first midseason premiere of Blindspot, and the second season finale of Marvel's Agent Carter. Plus, some TV… Continue reading TVx3 E313: Jane Carter the Lucifer Blindspot

On episode 313, Jason (@theTVaholic) and Rae (@raelee) are joined by Kyle Nolan (@kyool) from NoReruns.net (@NoReruns) to talk some cancelation and renewal news and then discuss recent episodes of The 100, Jane the Virgin and Lucifer, the first midseason premiere of Blindspot, and the second season finale of Marvel's Agent Carter. Plus, some TV […]

In this episode of Selling the Couch, Jane Carter talks with Melvin about money.  It's hard for clinicians to charge for their services many times, and Jane and Melvin talk about ways to overcome the stigma around money.

Are there myths that you have been told about natural hiar, like natural hair doesn't grow or only certain textures can do certain things. And you are looking for some encouragement for your own natural hair journey. Then tune in as we speak with Kena Shaw the host and founder of "Chocolate is Natural" radio show. Who has had many famous guests on her show from the natural hair industry like Karen Tappin of Karen's Body Beautiful adn Jane Carter of Jane Carter Solutions.   Find Kena on: www.chocolateisnatural.com   Visit our daily blog: www.blissfulcurls.com

Are there myths that you have been told about natural hiar, like natural hair doesn't grow or only certain textures can do certain things. And you are looking for some encouragement for your own natural hair journey. Then tune in as we speak with Kena Shaw the host and founder of "Chocolate is Natural" radio show. Who has had many famous guests on her show from the natural hair industry like Karen Tappin of Karen's Body Beautiful adn Jane Carter of Jane Carter Solutions.   Find Kena on: www.chocolateisnatural.com   Visit our daily blog: www.blissfulcurls.com