Have you been thinking about adding coaching to your private practice? What is the difference between coaching and therapy? How do you ethically set up your coaching services?







In this podcast episode, LaToya Smith speaks about how to add coaching to your practice with Carly Hill.







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Meet Carly Hill















Carly Hill is a LCSW and business strategist for clinicians. She specializes in helping overworked and underpaid female clinicians make more money and more impact by teaching them to build the online coaching business of their dreams.







She helps clinicians break free out of the 1:1 model to leverage their time, get paid for their knowledge, and live a life of true freedom.







Visit Carly Hill Coaching and connect on Facebook and Instagram.







In This Podcast







* What is the difference between coaching and clinical work?* How to add and offer coaching in your private practice* Basing your prices







What is the difference between coaching and clinical work?







There are many nuances. Many people think that clinical work and therapy only look at the past while coaching only looks at the future, but this is not true.







Therapy is working with medical necessity [like] DSM diagnoses, … and coaching is working with a non-clinical problem, a more situational problem [that] is less severe and not textbook DSM. Carly Hill







You have to use your clinical hat to discern which type of approach, either coaching or therapy, a person needs based on the scope and severity of their situation.







How to add and offer coaching in your private practice







* First, get clear on your why. Why do you want to add coaching?







Do you feel limited by your license? Is it location, career options, whom you work with, or the money you could make? Does it resonate more with you, getting clients from A to B and [from] problem to solution? Carly Hill







There are many potential reasons!