The Bad Therapist Show · Sep 14, 2026 · 24:33
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I've had two recent conversations with therapists at opposite stages of business. One had a full caseload and worried their website copy was too narrow. The other hadn't launched a website because they wanted the perfect niche first. Both were treating a niche like a permanent identity decision, caught in the same demand for certainty.
To find your niche as a therapist, I want you to treat it like a hypothesis: choose a good-enough direction, put it into the world, gather data, and refine it live. I’ll show you how a niche can support both sides of your marketing: helping relevant people find you and helping the right visitors recognize themselves in your message once they arrive.
If your therapist website isn’t bringing in inquiries, how do you know what needs to change? With too few visitors, you may not have enough evidence to judge whether it’s working. This episode explores how to assess demand in the states where you’re licensed, what keyword tools can tell you, and how client language and audience feedback can help you describe your services.
You can stop polishing a niche in private and start learning from what happens when you test it.
Topics covered on how to find your niche as a therapist“You don't need certainty. You just need a hypothesis that is good enough to start testing.” - Felicia
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