Building a successful practice is going to require marketing. There are many ways you can market – and we talk about them often here on our blog and on our Facebook, so please follow to stay in the loop – but you will need to make sure that potential clients have a way to find […]
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“It’s not the right time” “I need more experience first.” “I want to but I don’t think I’m ready.” As therapists, we are familiar with negative self talk. We know how often and how easy it is to tell ourselves that we’re not good enough or not ready. But you’re probably a lot more ready
How Many Years of Experience Do You Need Before Starting a Private Practice? Read More »
I wanted to take a moment to re-introduce myself! My name is Audrey Jung. I am a private practice coach that has operated her own private practice for 30 years. From my small corner of Arizona, I have been able to open a practice that has catered to celebrities, athletes, and beyond. But I’m not
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As a private practice coach, I work with therapists at different stages in their careers. Many of the therapists I work with that have already launched their practice have spent a lot of time researching how to grow, and have spoken to companies that offer various marketing services for therapists selling them on a wide
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In the business world – not just for therapists, but for all businesses – there is benefit to having a niche. Most “customers” do not have the ability to distinguish one from another, and so they’ll usually go with the one that offers the best price, or the one with the best brand recognition, or
What if You DON’T Need a Niche? Read More »
Reviews matter, even in the world of psychotherapy. Reviews on Yelp and Google are some of the first things you’ll see when searching for someone’s name and practice, and the more reviews you have, the more digital visibility your practice will have as well. But there’s a problem – it’s very hard to ask for
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Part of growing a business means reducing how much work we have to do on tasks unrelated to our expertise. As therapists, our expertise is therapy, and so it is often a good idea to utilize tools – and people – to try to reduce how much time and energy we spend on those tasks
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I do a lot of work with social media. Most of you reading this probably discovered me and work with me primarily through Facebook. When it works, social media is a great way to make connections with like-minded people, lead discussion, and even grow a business. You also *need* a social media account, no matter
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During those early stages of starting a practice, it’s not uncommon to try to avoid any unnecessary costs. After all, starting any business can be expensive, and most of us are not sitting on a large sum of money that we can live on as we try to grow. I want to also encourage you
Should You Offer Remote or In Person Therapy? Which is Better? Read More »
The average household savings balance is a whopping $62,000. If you don’t have that much in savings, don’t worry – almost no one does. The *median* household savings balance is $8,000. The only reason the average savings balance is so high is because the upper 1% has a *lot* of money. Even if you’ve saved
How Much Savings Do I Need to Start My Private Practice? Read More »
