Lynn’s Upcoming Workshops
Join Lynn at a Live Workshop.
To inquire about bringing Lynn to speak to your group, click here!
Upcoming Speaking Events:
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Two Webinars for the Pandemic:
As the global pandemic unfolded, many therapists in private practice found themselves scrambling. They didn’t have a plan for this kind of crisis….or any kind of disruption for that matter. The fact is, as Lynn points out, crises always present opportunities….if we know where to look.
Few understand how to thrive in the therapy business through crises better than Lynn Grodzki. She points out that now is NOT the time to sit, wait, and hope for things to get better. Instead, as a proactive business owner of a small practice, this is the time to plan and re-invent the way you work.
In fact, there has NEVER been a better time to step back and re-evaluate your practice. The question every provider should be asking right now is….
Do I really have the practice I want? And is it really prepared to weather any storm?
In this all-new course, Lynn Grodzki shows you the exact ways she is guiding her own consulting clients RIGHT NOW through the crisis to find the opportunities and re-build their practices stronger than ever!
To access the webinar, click HERE or https://catalog.psychotherapynetworker.org/item/private-practice-pandemic-afc096083_21
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Private Practice Opportunities…Now
The way we operate as mental health practitioners, healers and helpers may be changed forever as a result of this crisis. Lots of practice issues that we have never dealt with before are already in the pipeline, waiting to present themselves. This webinar offers strategies, tips and ideas to help your small business survive, strengthen and hopefully even thrive during this difficult time.
Leading Edge Seminars, recorded 4/14/20, view it here for a small fee:
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April 16, 2020
“Bringing the Best Coaching Strategies into Your Counseling Sessions”
EAPA DC Chapter: Kolmac Clinic in Washington DC at 1411 K Street, NW, DC
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Friday, March 20, 2020
“How to Build Unshakable Clinical Confidence: The Key to Winning Your Clients’ Trust”
Psychotherapy Networker Symposium, Washington, DC
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Wednesday, September 25, 2019
“Translating Coaching into Therapy: Partnership, Action and Possibility in Every Session”
EAPA 2019 St. Louis Conference, St. Louis, MO.
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Wednesday, October 16, 2019
“Building Unshakeable Clinical Confidence”
University of Maryland School of Social Work, Shady Grove Campus
Register at: https://sswcpe.umaryland.edu/ShowSchedule.awp?&Mode=GROUP&Group=700&Title=Professional+Growth+and+Development
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Previous for 2019
May 03, 2019: Webinar (1.5 hrs)
“How Clinicians Retain Today’s Clients”
https://www.goodtherapy.org/how-clinicians-retain-todays-clients-web-conference.html
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June 07, 2019: Baltimore, MD (3 hrs.)
“It’s a Jungle Out There: Identifying the ethical challenges in private practice”
University of Maryland School of Social Work, CE Program
https://sswcpe.umaryland.edu/wconnect/CourseStatus.awp?&course=S19-506
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March 21, 2019: Washington, DC
“A Day for New Therapists: Learning the Principles of Successful Practice” — How to build your clinical confidence!
Psychotherapy Networker Symposium
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March 22, 2019: Washington, DC
“Translating Coaching Into Therapy” (based on the new book, Therapy with a Coaching Edge.)
Psychotherapy Networker Symposium
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June7, 2019: Elkridge, Maryland, 3 CEs
“It’s a Jungle Out There: Identifying the Ethical Challenges in Private Practice.”
Presented by Lynn Grodzki, LCSW-C, MCC
Sponsored by University of Maryland, School of Social Work. Register at:
Social workers often face complex ethical problems that are specific to those who own and operate a private practice. For example, how do you reconcile the ideal of social work selflessness with the very real self-interest of running a business? Which 5 billing mistakes commonly result in malpractice violations? When can offering a sliding scale be considered unethical? With the right information, learning to survive and thrive in a private practice aligns with applying the highest standards of ethical principles. In this workshop, we will explore the best solutions for some common concerns.
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Lynn’s workshop at the Psychotherapy Networker Symposium (March 2015) was ranked #4 out of 176 workshops! When asked in their evaluations, “What did you like about this workshop?” Participants responded:
Her lovely soft presentation style, while still being very clear and direct.
Practical, informative, encouraging, motivating, good command of practical experience!
Lynn is a superb teacher and coach. She directly addresses her audience’s needs, stays right on target throughout.
Everything.
Interesting examples cited to back up her points
Current information and strategies for private practice, coaching and Ms. Grodzki was awesome.
What Others Say

"In person, Lynn embodies everything she teaches in her books."

“In person, Lynn embodies everything she teaches in her books. Her workshop was professionally inspiring and personally motivating. Her sterling evaluations reflected the overwhelming appreciation and excitement that participants felt during the weekend. We loved it.”

“Lynn’s presentation was worth the entire cost of the symposium! Great material, hugely relevant. Well organized, well paced. Great connections with the group. Of all the workshops at this conference, hers was the one that had the most practical application to my daily work.”

“I liked the Lynn’s direct and honest approach to some of the barriers that come up when trying to run a business and be a clinician. I also enjoyed the opportunities to break up into dyads and practice some of the skills that were being discussed. She is a great speaker and very knowledgable about private practice success (and addressing concerns about building the private practice). I’ve been coming to this conference for 5-years and found this session to be one of the most helpful sessions I’ve ever been to.”