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.
From Burnout to Balance in Private Practice with Beth
In this episode of Starting a Private Practice Success Stories, Beth shares her journey of breaking free from the exhausting cycle of overwork. She reveals the mindset shifts and strategies that helped her create a fulfilling life and business while empowering her clients through therapy.
Redefining Therapy and Business Through Movement with Lisa
Meet Lisa, a licensed professional clinical counselor and certified dance movement therapist who combines the art of dance with therapy to create a unique healing experience.
From Struggling Therapist to Thriving Practice Owner with Alisa
Meet Alisa, a clinical social worker in Philadelphia who turned her struggling practice into a thriving business with the help of Business School for Therapists. Discover how Alisa filled her caseload, achieved a work-life balance, and created a fulfilling career and successful private practice.
The Ever-Learning Therapist with Natalie
Meet Natalie Kohlhaas, a seasoned therapist who believes in the endless pursuit of knowledge. Beyond traditional talk therapy, she explores diverse techniques (like hypnotherapy) in her practice.
Natalie's practice not only offers healing but also serves as an educational platform, fostering the growth of aspiring therapists through immersive internships and mentorship opportunities.
Therapist Marketing: Growing a Group or Solo Private Practice
In the growth phase of your private practice, consistent and aligned marketing is key. This article covers how to review your data, use effective online and offline strategies, and refine your consultation process to turn inquiries into clients, whether you're a solo or group practice owner
Retirement Plans for Solo Practitioners | Guest Post by David Frank, CFP®
You’ve gotten your private practice off the ground and are ready to start saving for the future. Awesome! But with so many retirement options, it can be overwhelming. This guest post by David Frank helps solo practice owners choose the best retirement plans, starting with an emergency fund, navigating plan options, and balancing Roth vs. Traditional contributions.
Kelly Higdon on Marketing That Matches Your Values (Ep. 324)
In this episode, Kelly Higdon, LMFT, offers a fresh take on marketing for therapists, emphasizing personal values to craft plans that promote long-term success and passion in their practice.
American Counseling Association Survey: Should Counselors Be in Private Practice?
In this article, we review findings from the American Counseling Association's (ACA) latest Counseling Workforce Survey, discuss the financial challenges counselors face, and explore the potential for improved earnings and work-life balance through private practice.
From Burnout to Thriving Group Therapy Practice with Cyndi
Cyndi shares her journey from overwhelm to success in group practice with Business School. By utilizing essential tools and leaning into community, she transformed her practice, thriving both personally and professionally.
Client-Centered Marketing Messages: Ethical Strategies for Attracting the Right Therapy Clients
In this episode, Kelly Higdon, LMFT, shares insights on balancing ethical considerations with effective marketing for therapists looking to grow their practices.
Marketing for Therapists: The Third Ethics Mistakes Therapists Make Marketing in Private Practice (Part 2 of the Series)
In this article, we dive into the third ethics mistakes therapists make in their marketing efforts and provide practical advice for upholding ethical standards in private practice.
Marketing for Therapists: 2 Ethics Mistakes Therapists Make Marketing in Private Practice
In this article, we dive into two common ethics mistakes therapists make in their marketing efforts and provide practical advice for upholding ethical standards in private practice.
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