Licensed therapist and ADHD content creator Carrie Jackson joins the show for one of those conversations that starts with Facebook group drama and ends with a full blueprint for what it means to be a therapist and a content creator — no apologies required.

Carrie gets candid about why she thinks therapists in Facebook groups are secretly jealous of the ones showing up on TikTok and Instagram, why over 55% of therapists never finish licensure, and what it actually looks like to build a personal brand when your ethics professor told you not to even be on a dating app.

We talk brand partnerships (and the hard nos — yes, including Better Help), what it really means to ask yourself "what if a client saw this?", and why marketing your private practice in 2025 looks nothing like it did three years ago.

If you've been lurking in a Facebook group wondering if it's okay to just start — Carrie's message is clear: post it, treat it like an experiment, and stop waiting for permission.

In this episode:

• Why therapist Facebook groups can turn into toxic echo chambers
• Brand deals, supplement nos, and how Carrie built her values compass
• The wild stat about therapist burnout and career pivots
• Balancing client caseloads, content creation, and ADHD
• Why social media is no longer optional for private practice growth
• The #1 piece of advice for therapists afraid to start creating

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