In the Clinic with Camille Episodes

Working from home while homeschooling your kids? Me, too. Y'all, it isn't easy. In fact, it isn't easy under normal circumstances. Right now we're talking about a whole new level of "not easy." In this episode I share a few tips that may be helpful. Resources Don't forget, you don't have to do this alone! Here are a few resources: Check your library for the Libby app (audio books) Mystery Doug - free short science videos; also see Mystery Science for full lessons The Brave Learner - grea...

When you're in practice, identifying your core values helps you stay aligned with your highest intention. One of the things I do regularly - at least every year or two - is revisit my statements about what I do and who I serve/my "ideal clients." I find that this is a helpful practice, but it's not quite enough. It's also important to think about the WAY you do what you do. I find that this stems from your core values: the things that are most important to you as a person and a practitioner. ...

It's time to get your practice up and running. One of the first steps is to name your practice. For some people, this can be a real stumbling block. It feels like a huge decision. Don't let this hold you up! I've included a few things to consider below, with more in the podcast episode. It's also helpful to know that it's pretty easy (from a business/legal perspective) to change your name later. For example, if you file as an LLC you can pay a small, one-time fee and add a "Doing Business As" n...

Using Inclusive Language in the Clinic As a clinician, you're probably used to speaking or writing in a particular way. It's helpful to evaluate your language periodically to make sure you're choosing words and phrases that create a welcoming and inclusive environment. While I know most of us have good intentions, we also have a lot of room for improvement (and I include myself here!). Here are a few things to consider in your written language: List your pronouns on your website, in your bio,...

Have you ever looked through an intake form and started to feel a bit of panic? I think we've all been there. It's easy to feel like you're not good enough, you don't know enough, and you'll never be able to help this person. You are not the only one who's felt this way. In this episode, I share a few tips for staying calm, trusting yourself, and getting help when you need it. Many times, it comes back to your underlying philosophy. What kind of work do you do? If you think your job is to f...

Testimonials can be powerful marketing tools. When I was doing research for my recent webinar on how to find clients without using social media, I kept running across the recommendation to use testimonials. Sometimes known as "social proof," they can reassure potential clients that you're a legitimate practitioner and that others have benefited from working with you. Almost all online marketing/business-building courses and gurus will tell you to include testimonials on your sales pages and i...

How to Make Violet Syrup Harvest 2-3 cups of violet flowers. Remove calyces (green part at base of flower) and stems and put flowers in a glass jar Bring 2-3 cups of filtered or distilled water to a boil. Allow to cool slightly before covering violet flowers. Fill jar until flowers are covered with 1-2 inches to spare (they float so the inches will be at the bottom) Cover with something non-metallic and non-plastic and allow to sit overnight or for 24 hours Strain flowers out of water and a...

If you're moving away from face-to-face consultations due to the coronavirus, here are some quick tips for working with clients from a distance. Resources mentioned: How to set up a Google Voice number Practice Better (referral link) Five Flavors Herbs Custom formulations SendInc for sending secure emails Fullscript Have a question or need help getting started with your virtual clinic? Please reach out. --- Send in a voice message: https://www.intheclinic.com

Welcome to episode 1! Today, I discussed whether fennel is safe to use during pregnancy & some of the evidence that informs my opinion. For a list of references, please visit www.intheclinic.com/1 --- Send in a voice message: https://intheclinic.com

Look for the first episode in March, 2020. Until then, check out this short trailer to find out what you can expect from this podcast. My hope is that the podcast will provide support, encouragement, food for thought, and ongoing education for herbalists and nutritionists. If you have feedback, topic requests, or questions, please submit them: https://intheclinic.com Sign up for Camille's Practitioner Notes Newsletter: https://www.camillefreeman.com/newsletter