Clearing debt and claiming her uniqueness as a therapist

Shifted online during a pandemic and built a STUFFED practice

Heather in Upland, CA overcame and navigated through family crisis, supporting her family on one income, and found stability in the business she created despite COVID-19. She worked through her fears of starting a private therapy practice in California. She now has a completely STUFFED practice with a waiting list of clients interested in her services.

Left multiple jobs to find balance and set sustainable fees

Desiree in Brooklyn, NY started a virtual private practice in the midst of working multiple jobs and being underpaid for her work. Recognizing she was on the path to burnout, Desiree focused on building her practice until she was able to become a full-time business owner. Now she maintains a life-work balance that allows more time for clinical work and recharge time and confidently sets fees that are sustainable and aligned with the value she provides clients.

Built a sustainable practice in the midst of a pandemic

Peggy in San Mateo, CA had a whole other career before starting a private therapy practice in California. She decided to start at what many would consider the worst time, July 2020. Instead of being intimidated by all the change, she embraced it and created a practice that worked for her and expanded her ideas of what her dream private practice could look like!

From burnout to a balanced life

Maya provides body-centered anxiety therapy in Worcester, MA. Check out her story of moving from burnt-out practice owner to thriving business owner with a full caseload of clients she loves, an ideal schedule with Fridays off, and plenty of time for her son!

From Burnout and marginalization to a full practice and a life that fully supports them

Marca provides holistic trauma-informed psychotherapy in Portland, OR. Their specialties include LGBTQ women in traumatic breakups and divorce, counseling for healthy polyamory, and health care professionals in burnout. Marca shares how Business School provided them the support and clarity needed to step out and accept the beautiful perks of work-life balance and financial security.

Moved from a lack of clients to a phone that’s ringing nonstop

Lisabeth a therapist in Rochester, NH, joined Business School for Therapists in the fall of 2020 with a 13-year-old practice that was full but dependent on insurance. She was miserable and burnt out but didn't even realize it. She was wasting hours per week on the phone trying to get insurance companies to correct their mistakes. She now has a practice she LOVES!

Discovered her marketing magic as an introverted therapist

Ibinye in Murrieta, CA had already started her therapy private practice in California, but it wasn’t enough to leave her full-time job. She was able to expand her business with the help of zynnyme, see the clients she loves, focus on integrating faith in the therapy room, and find her marketing magic as an introvert.

Found confidence and success through pregnancy and motherhood

Elaine in Santa Clara, CA shared with us her story of starting a successful therapy practice in California that she loved and navigating through motherhood. With the help of the systems and processes put in place through the zynnyme Business School, Elaine was able to take maternity leave with confidence. Throughout the changes in her life, she has kept her center as a woman, mom, and business owner.

From Dabbling on the Side to Successful Group Practice

Robin a therapist in Maryland, found not only a path from agency work to full time, successful group practice, but she found a roadmap to more life balance and creative control.

Found the confidence to only work with her ideal clients

Shannon in Fayetteville, NC shared with us that she used to feel “aimless” and often accepted unaligned clients out of fear. Now, she’s confident in referring out clients who aren’t a good fit while maintaining a caseload of value-aligned clients that allows her plenty of time to tend to businesses and self-care.

Five Months to Five Figures and Then Expanding Into Group Practice

Sara stepped out in faith when she wasn't making money in private practice to find the structure and coaching she needed to harness her nervous energy and start taking direct steps towards creating the practice she envisioned.

In April 2018, she enrolled in Bootcamp with her "side-hustle" practice, and 5 months later, she hit her first 5-figure month. The numbers didn't lie and gave Sara the confidence to put in notice at her full-time job.

From a packed-to-the-gills schedule as a group practice owner to a balanced life

Cyndi from Denton, TX, was a "successful" therapist with a full group practice that was packing her schedule to the gills. Listen to what she learned and how her life changed for her and her employees through Business School for Therapists. She also shares how it gave her time and space to come up with more cash-generating creative ideas. She now has an amazing book that is helping people around the world and gets paid regularly as a keynote, trainer, and speaker.

In successful practice for 40 years: Business School for Therapists helped him take the next step

Gary in Los Angeles, CA is a successful therapist who was already private-pay and full but was operating 100% offline. Since the pandemic, he has transitioned to fully remote and appears on the first page of Google’s search results — all while working less than 20 hours per week!

Almost doubled her income…again

Tiffany in Bryn Mawr and Philadelphia, PA expanded into a second business in 2020 and now has a practice at three different locations. She has the financial ability to buy the dream home she envisioned for her family and transitioned into a fully virtual group practice. Five years earlier, Tiffany was in a completely different place than she is now, and she’s been able to translate her knowledge and passion into two thriving businesses, changing her life in the process.

Found security in telehealth and business processes

Gretchen in Los Angeles, CA already had a successful full-time, private-pay practice prior to joining Business School for Therapists but wasn’t sure how she could create opportunities for her business that would allow her to reach her full potential. Through Business School, she found security in telehealth and learned more about how to adapt her business processes to strengthen her practice.

Moved from pharmaceutical rep to passionate practice owner

Kim in Valley Stream, NY shared her journey from pharmaceutical rep to life coach, through the licensing process and dual internships, and finally into the private practice she knew was right for her. While it wasn't always easy, she recognized the importance of utilizing the tools and resources available to her and staying focused to achieve her goals.

From a packed-to-the-gills schedule as a group practice owner to a balanced life

Cyndi from Denton, TX, was a "successful" therapist with a full group practice that was packing her schedule to the gills. Listen to what she learned and how her life changed for her and her employees through Business School for Therapists. She also shares how it gave her time and space to come up with more cash-generating creative ideas. She now has an amazing book that is helping people around the world and gets paid regularly as a keynote, trainer, and speaker.

Creating a truly sustainable group therapy practice

Ginger with her group therapy practice in Michigan “It’s so crazy to me to think about purchasing office space without financing after 4 years in business having no business background. I work part-time with 3 small kids and chronic health conditions. It’s all kinds of miracles that you and Kelly have built. Your system works.”

How Robin uses just one of the many tools in Business School to create thriving group practice

Robin a therapist in Maryland who owns a group practice has made peace with numbers and uses our magic calculator to create sustainble group practice business decisions that benefit her and her employees!

From anxiety and not knowing to creating a group practice that worked

Melissa, CMHC, specializes in depression, anxiety, and trauma counseling in St. George, Utah. Since enrolling in Business School, Melissa’s doubled her fee and secured an office space that supports a healing and nurturing environment for her clients. Melissa’s also revamped her systems and processes and hired a virtual assistant to support her as a business owner.

Fulfilled a lifelong dream of being a full-time practice owner

Kelsey from St. Louis started her practice while still employed in her nonprofit job where she had an unmanageable caseload and schedule. She shares how Business School for Therapists and an accountability program helped her go part-time in 3 months and gradually transition to a full private practice. And how valuable Business School was again when transitioning to her new role as a group practice owner.

Shifted from solo practice to full private-pay group practice

Tabitha in Wake Forest, NC shared her story of shifting from a solo practice with a waitlist to a full private-pay group practice. She shared her insight on developing a niche and solid referral sources, as well as how to balance giving back to the community through work with local churches and non-profits.

From graduate school to thriving practice to group practice

Sara in Birmingham, AL pursued a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling after a divorce and ultimately created a thriving private practice that supported her own needs and the needs of her clients. Since then, she’s continued to grow her business and made the decision to expand into group practice, transitioning into a new, exciting role with a team of her own.