In the early stages of building a practice, you may decide that it’s in your best interests to accept insurance. Though this might limit how much of a profit you can make (insurance companies are fairly notorious for providing much lower payments than therapists deserve), it is a useful way to make sure that your […]
The Delicate Balance Between Pricing and Value Read More »
Yes. One of the primary fears that I hear from those that have that desire to start their own private practice is that they are most worried about money. They’re worried that they may quit their job to start their own private practice and not make enough money to survive. There is absolutely value to
Can You Become a Therapist Without Quitting Your Day Job? Read More »
One of the main reasons that people leave the public health sector in order to start their own private practice is to take back control of their time. Hospitals and other medical facilities are extraordinarily demanding, often with long hours day and night and work that does not last or end through a typical 9
Running a New Practice: You Don’t Have to Do it All Yourself Read More »
Starting a business – any business – takes work. Lots of work. Sometimes, a lot more work than we’re used to. It’s not that we’re “lazy” or any of those terms that reflect negatively on our personalities. It’s just that we (especially those of us in the psychotherapy world) are trained specifically to quiet down,
Bringing Performance Psychology Into Growing Your Practice and Yourself Read More »
