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My Favourite App…
My favourite app is Trello, a project management tool. You create “boards”, which are like virtual desktops, and put “lists” on each board. The lists are set out across the screen and each consists of “cards”, which sit one below the other. Boards, lists, and cards can be created and deleted at will. Trello comes […]
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[Self-Care]: How I Found the Courage to Take Better Care of Myself and Why I Continue to Fail | Jim Lucas
Self-care takes guts. For the last 18 years, I’ve been taking care of people professionally. And, I’m finally beginning to understand why it’s so damn hard to put yourself first. You might be surprised to learn that I am a Psychotherapist. After giving 10 years to the NHS (and the NHS giving me many things […]
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First Steps In Private Practice – Blog 2
In our second blog around getting started in private practice, Sarah Rees and Heather Howard examine website content, managing accounts, SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) and social media. Website Content When you know the audience that you want to target, then building your content becomes a lot easier – how you write your website or develop […]
Read More First steps in private practice – know your audience, build a caseload and start your digital strategy
Guest Blog By Sarah D Rees Getting started in private practice is an exciting and yet daunting experience. There are so many different aspects of it you can be unsure where to start. Heather Howard-Thompson and I have put together some tips on getting started in private practice. This is the first of two blogs […]
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Calling all Technophobes! Welcome to Webinar World!
I am writing in the hope that I can encourage you to engage with webinars, assuming you are not already an enthusiast. Beyond all the bells and whistles, webinars are just another way of communicating. When you think about them like that, then, as a professional involved in education and therapy, doesn’t it make you […]
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Giving In Is Not Giving Up.
Running your own business is a responsibility and this weighs particularly heavily when you don’t feel at your best. I was chronically disabled for years, struggling to walk and in constant pain so I’ve experienced what it is like to try and carry on day-to-day with many barriers in my way. Because of this, I’m […]
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How Do I Make My Business GDPR Compliant?
Guest Blog From | Sophie Wood | Buzz Web Design & Consultancy: GDPR Compliance Pack In the latest blogs on the IPSIG website, I’ve provided in one article a high-level view of GDPR and in a second article a closer look at the specific articles of GDPR that matter most day to day. While these […]
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