In this episode of Your Group Practice, we speak with Kimia Mogadam, LMHC-D Clinical Director of MyTherapyNYC, about the challenges of building a human-centered mental health practice. Kimia shares her insights on recruiting and retaining clinicians, the importance of specialized training, and how personal identity shapes therapeutic approaches. We discuss the significance of the therapist-client relationship as a path to healing and the need for mutual fit within practice environments. Additionally, Kimia highlights her vision for integrating wellness services alongside traditional therapy and her commitment to emerging treatment modalities like ketamine-assisted therapy. This conversation offers valuable guidance for group practice owners and clinicians, focusing on compassion, community, and innovative care.
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