In this episode, I’m joined by Claire Hendrickson, a neurodivergent therapist who has built her private practice in a way that truly works for her.

Rather than rushing, pushing, or following someone else’s formula, Claire has grown her practice at her own pace, listening to her nervous system and respecting her capacity. Over time, her steady and compassionate approach has led to a busy, sustainable practice.

We talk openly about what it means to do private practice differently, especially if you’re neurodivergent, carry complex identity experiences, or feel pressure to be further ahead than you are.

This conversation is for anyone who quietly worries they’re behind, doing it wrong, or taking too long.

1. What it looks like to build a private practice at your own pace
2. How working with your nervous system supports growth
3. The pressure therapists feel to rush or meet external expectations
4. Navigating recognition and visibility when you’re neurodivergent
5. Claire also shares her experience as a member of Therapy Growth Group, and how having gentle, accessible support helped her move forward without overwhelming herself.

You can find Claire via her website HERE

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