AMBASSADOR OFFICE HOURS

Most of us finished school ready to help whoever booked in. Then somewhere along the way you notice there are sessions you look forward to more than others. Being known for one thing sounds good in theory: better-fit clients, easier referrals, marketing you only have to write once. Choosing it is the harder part. This month, Carrie Jackson and her Dr. Rebecca get into how they decided, and how they worked out whether enough people nearby actually had that one problem.

What you’ll walk away with,

Ambassador Office Hours is our monthly conversation about the parts of running a practice we all learn as we go. 

In October, Carrie sits down with Dr. Rebecca who found the work she wanted more of and built a practice around it: how she landed on her focus, where she found the people who were looking for exactly that, what she learned about her rates and her offerings along the way, and what she'd tell someone starting now.

Who should join?

Ambassador Office Hours is open to everyone. Come if you've been thinking about this month’s question for a while, or come just to hear how other people handled it. It's our once-a-month chance to talk shop with the rest of the Jane community.

MEET YOUR GUEST

Dr. Rebecca Hopkins

Dr. Rebecca Hopkins is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a passion for helping people move well and feel better. A former competitive hockey player, she takes a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to care, blending soft tissue therapy, manipulation, and rehab. She's committed to patient education, building trust, and all things wellness.

RESOURCES

More ways to keep learning

Catch up on past sessions, connect with the community, or see what's coming up next.

Have questions?

Here are a few questions we hear often.

Known for Something: Niching Down Without Closing Doors

MEET YOUR HOST

Carrie Jackson

Carrie Jackson is a licensed psychologist, parent coach, and business coach for therapists. She is passionate about helping kids and teens diagnosed with ADHD thrive and build confidence in a neurotypical world. Carrie also supports other therapists in building their private practices and expanding their impact past the therapy office.