Private Practice Blog for Therapists
Hundreds of articles on building, growing, and sustaining your private practice — written by therapists, for therapists. Not recycled generic business advice.
Online Mental Health Tech Companies: What Every Therapist Should Know Before You Sign the Contract
When considering partnering with online mental health tech companies, there are some crucial things you should know! In this blog, we dive into essential insights to empower therapists in navigating ethical collaborations and ensuring the sustainability of their private practice.
Embracing the Private Practice Journey with Kadeisha
Kadeisha talks about her journey from independent contractor to private practice owner, why freedom and autonomy to make decisions in business are important to her, the personal challenges around setting a sustainable fee, and more.
Relocating Your Practice, Not Your Website: Websites for Therapists with Ashley
Ashley shares how she opened her online practice after relocating and starting from scratch due to her traveling lifestyle. She shares ways to improve your website's performance regardless of where you move and the importance of your copy.
Finding Balance and Boundaries in Solo Practice
Jennifer, LCSW, LISW-S provides online anxiety counseling in Cincinnati, serving all of Indiana and Ohio.
She shared with us her story of overcoming burnout in community mental health and online therapy platforms, finding balance and success in solo private practice. Jennifer talks about the importance of knowing your worth, setting boundaries, practicing self-care as a therapist, and the benefits of a solid support system.
Growing into Group Practice with Sara
Sara, LMFT, LPC provides divorce and co-parenting counseling online or in-person in Birmingham, AL.
Sara shared with us her success story of stepping out into private practice after divorce and diving in to all that Business School Bootcamp has to offer.
Professional and Personal Growth in Private Practice
Joanne, LMFT and a Certified Brainspotting Practitioner, provides online therapy in California for clients experiencing difficult emotions, painful relationships, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and trauma/abuse.
Joanne shared with us her private practice success story since joining Business School Bootcamp for Therapists, and all of the growth in between. She now has a FULL practice with a waitlist, has paid off all of her student loans, and is gearing up to purchase a house!
Achieving Balance with Boundaries in Private Practice
Jennifer, LCSW, LISW-S provides online anxiety counseling in Indiana and Ohio.
Jennifer shared her story of transitioning from an independent contractor with low pay, to stepping out on her own in Private Practice. Prior to finding Bootcamp, she was burnt out and struggling to find work-life balance. Jennifer shifted her priorities to taking care of herself and family first, paving the way for a healthier, happier, life and business.
Online Therapy & Telehealth Skills: Time to Raise the Bar
Whether you have been doing online therapy, telehealth, or telemental health for years, or you were thrown into telehealth because of the COVID crisis, you are likely doing more online therapy than ever before. While the research has shown online therapy to be as effective as in-person therapy, there is research, and there is reality.
The good news is, the process for getting better at online therapy mirrors the same process that allows us to improve in any area of our clinical practice, or truly, in any area of our lives.
The Power of Adaptation for your Clients and your Business with Gina
Gina provides counseling in Phoenix, AZ for women and couples who are struggling in life transitions (ie. divorce, age, adult children, aging marriages, etc). She is also known for her coping skills class.
After establishing marketing success through an in-person coping skills class, Gina was forced to pivot her plan to adapt to the new normal when Covid-19 hit. Despite feeling like she had lost some of her connection to these clients, 75 people spanning from their 20s to their 50s showed up to her very first online session.
Finding Security in Telehealth and Business Processes with Dr. Gretchen
Gretchen provides video therapy for grief, loss, chronic illness, and medical trauma in California. She wrote "Moving Through Grief" in 2019, which is written through the proactive lens of ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy).
Gretchen sat down with us to give her insight as a clinician with over 10 years experience using telehealth. She provides wonderful advice about getting your processes in order, tips and tricks for work-from-home life, and working within your comfort zones.
Expanding Reach and Quality Online with Melissa
Melissa provides therapy helping ambitious women in St. George, UT manage depression, overcome anxiety and heal from trauma. She also offers a prenatal/postpartum counseling.
We spoke with her about the benefits of an online practice, being intentional and focused, and expanding her reach with Beyond the Couch ventures.
Can You Skype with a Client as a Therapist?
Can you Skype with a client as a therapist? Today, zynnyme goes over the skinny on telehealth therapy and how it can benefit your private practice.
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