“Shut Up, Tut-Tut”: How I Silenced My Inner Critic and Reclaimed My Life

Associates and Young dentists, Communication, Dental Thinking, Female Principals, Practice Managers, Principals, Work-Life Balance, Health and Mental Well-Being

Are the critical voices in your head holding you back? You’re not alone—and there’s a way forward. For 20 years, I’ve supported dental professionals to silence their inner critic and reclaim their confidence, calm and mental wellness—often in just one session.

“Because You Can, Doesn’t Mean You Should”: The Unintended Consequences of Digital Efficiency in Dental Practices

Associates and Young dentists, Communication, Dental Practice management and Growth, Dental Teams, Female Principals, Leadership, Practice Managers, Principals, Recruitment and Teamwork, Time management, Appointment Books and Meetings, Values, Vision and Culture

In the race to improve efficiency through digital tools and task trackers, many dental practices are unknowingly harming team culture, morale, and long-term sustainability. Here’s how to strike the right balance between technology and humanity.

🧠 From CRASH to Confident: Why You’re Not Alone and How You Can Break Free

Associates and Young dentists, Communication, Dental Practice management and Growth, Dental Teams, Dental Thinking, Female Principals, Leadership, Practice Managers, Principals, Work-Life Balance, Health and Mental Well-Being

If you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or simply “not yourself,” you might be in a CRASH state. Learn what it means, why it’s not your fault, and how to take the first steps towards reclaiming your calm, clarity, and confidence.

Are You Playing Catch or Just Throwing Words? Rethinking Communication in Dental Practice

Associates and Young dentists, Communication, Dental Practice management and Growth, Dental Teams, Dental Thinking, Female Principals, Leadership, Patient Journey and Customer Service, Practice Managers, Principals

In dental practices, communication often breaks down—not from lack of effort, but from the assumption that if you’ve said something, it’s been understood. This blog explores how communication is like a game of catch, and how to ensure your message really lands.