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Hundreds of articles on building, growing, and sustaining your private practice — written by therapists, for therapists. Not recycled generic business advice.

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Persevering After Setbacks and How To Tell When You’re Ready For Change With Rachel

Persevering After Setbacks and How To Tell When You’re Ready For Change With Rachel

Rachel and Miranda talk about creating structure within your private practice and how Bootcamp helped Rachel solidify her infrastructure. Rachel also advises how to create a structure with a tool she learned from Bootcamp, and how to tell when to move on from a position to improve your life.

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Know Yourself and Stand Out: Self-Disclosing and Improving Your Presence Online with Ronald

Know Yourself and Stand Out: Self-Disclosing and Improving Your Presence Online with Ronald

Ronald and Miranda speak on growing your practice with marketing, his experience with agency work, and advice for considering a career in therapy at an older age. Ronald emphasizes showing a sense of self-disclosure can amplify your message while standing out as every website conveys the same message: “I really care about clients and I really try hard.” Ronald also advises having a sense of self and conducting workshops can help establish a career in therapy.

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Websites for Therapists: The Complete Guide 2026

Websites for Therapists: The Complete Guide 2026

Learn everything you need to start creating a therapist website that brings in ideal clients and income for your private practice!

For most therapists, a website is absolutely integral to the health of their business and their quality of life. While you may only think of a website in terms of advertising, marketing, or generating clients, a great website does SO much more.

That said, not all websites are created equal. Simply outsourcing to a web designer won’t necessarily get you the outcome you’re looking for, at least not without some knowledge and direction coming from you. Consider this your definitive guide to ensure your therapist website experience is empowering, effective, and maybe even a little bit fun!

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Slow and Steady: How to Grow Your Private Practice
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Slow and Steady: How to Grow Your Private Practice

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was Tracie’s journey into private practice. After her undergraduate years, she started the process to become licensed by starting a master's program but had a few life setbacks.

In this episode, hear how Tracie started her solo practice and transformed it into a thriving company with 20 clinicians conducting 300 sessions a week.

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PTSD, Pandemic PTSD, and Burnout in Therapists

PTSD, Pandemic PTSD, and Burnout in Therapists

We've been through a LOT the last few years. All of this turmoil has brought some things out into the open, there have been some amazing connections, conversations, and a little bit of change (we know we need more). But, in the midst of everything, have you noticed you’re often seeing people be more... well... more on edge and in pain? We have a theory over here on what’s happening in our profession (and in the world in general).

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How You Can Make Mental Health Care More Accessible via Insurance Plans

How You Can Make Mental Health Care More Accessible via Insurance Plans

Mental health care, for a lot of us, can mean the difference between thriving and just surviving. And even beyond the ongoing stigma surrounding the topic and lack of mainstream education, there are people who want help but simply can’t afford it. That’s where insurance plans come in.

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A Guide to Healthcare Coverage in Private Practice (for Business Owners in the U.S.)

A Guide to Healthcare Coverage in Private Practice (for Business Owners in the U.S.)

Where do you get healthcare coverage when you’re in private practice? When do you enroll? How do you pick a plan? How do you pay for it? Should you just stay at your job? Check out this FREE guide to learn more!

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“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.