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Cultivating a Compelling Therapy Website with Sara
Kelly Higdon and Miranda Palmer coach Sara as she seeks guidance on how to make her website more impactful and aligned with her practice’s mission.
Speaking from the Heart in Your Private Practice Marketing with Beth
Kelly Higdon and Miranda Palmer coach Beth on getting comfortable with trusting herself in business and designing her private practice website to connect with clients from the heart.
Private Practice Marketing Q&As with Kelly and Miranda
Get your private practice marketing questions answered, including whether you should self-disclose and what the real issue could be when no one’s calling for a consult.
Speaking to Ideal Clients in Your Private Practice Marketing
Gain clarity on choosing a niche for your private practice and how to prepare your marketing to attract the right clients for you.
Starting a Private Therapy Practice in California
You want to open a private therapy practice in California, but you’re not sure where to start and whether the market is too saturated. Check out this post to get started in practice!
Starting a Private Practice in Counseling Checklist
Get a FREE step-by-step checklist and trainings to help you start a counseling practice that gets seen by the right people!
Encouragement For Your Private Practice with Lauran
Lauran is an anxiety, trauma and toxic relationships specialist in Orlando, Florida, helping folks feel calm in their skin again.
She shared with us how the power of niche has helped her focus her marketing and become a more secure therapist. Because of what she learned in Business School Bootcamp, she is clinically stronger, she sees better outcomes with her clients, and she was financially prepared for the impact of Covid-19.
Private Practice Challenge Week 3: Niche
Now it’s time to dig a little deeper. This training is focussed on NICHE.
Why do we say dig deeper? It takes a lot of reflection and honesty to niche well. It takes bravery too!
Whether your are solo in practice or have a group practice with a ton of clinicians, niche plays a pivotal role in client outcomes and we can’t wait to show you how. Our next training is going to cover how to niche, how to keep your practice diverse and how niche is to the benefit of the client AND to YOU the clinician.
Starting a Counseling Practice Part 8: Choosing Your Niche
Niche - it should be easy right? It's one of the biggest things we conquered in bootcamp and now we want to help you deal with this too.
Niche by definition is simply a specialized but profitable corner of the market. Choosing a niche gives your private practice a trajectory. When you have a niche, you are able to do market research needed for business planning. You also are clear in your marketing messages about who you help and how. Your niche will also influence your training choices, for example, couples specialist going through Gottman training.
Niche by definition is simply a specialized but profitable corner of the market. Choosing a niche gives your private practice a trajectory. When you have a niche, you are able to do market research needed for business planning. You also are clear in your marketing messages about who you help and how. Your niche will also influence your training choices, for example, couples specialist going through Gottman training.
Real Stories of Building a Private Practice with Dr. Abi
Dr. Abi shares her journey of building a private practice in an unlikely area of town for her specialty. She shares her struggles and successes of building her practice and learning to pace her growth.
“BST was the best investment I have made in myself. I went from working 45-50 hours per week to working 25 hrs, doubling my income,” Cyndi
What if this really could change everything?
You don’t have to decide today.
Just get on the interest list and we’ll walk you through what Business School for Therapists is, what it includes, and how it’s helped thousands of therapists get their life (and income) back.