Episode Details

For a lot of us, solo travel starts as the thing we hold onto when work gets heavy. The trip on the calendar is what gets you through, and once you’re there, everything gets shut off.

In this episode of The Traveling Therapist Podcast, I sit down with Jennifer Cangeme, who spent six and a half years as the director of a county jail before leaving for full-time private practice. She talks about what burnout looked like before she was ready to face it, the patterns that followed her straight into her own business, and what it’s taking to let solo travel become part of how she lives and works.

In This Episode, We Explore…

• The moment in her prayer journal that told her it was time to go.
• The survival patterns that showed up again once she was running her own practice.
• Why the emotional side of building a business rarely gets talked about.
• How she plans her solo trips now and what she’s slowly letting go of.
• Her upcoming workshop for therapists who see their past showing up at work.

Connect with Jennifer:
Website: https://thewanderlusttherapist.com/blog
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wanderlusttherapist

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