Therapists become therapists to help people; business logistics are often the least compelling aspects of private practice. Here's what you need to know to grow a thriving private practice. Tips on marketing, developing a robust online presence, and building your dream caseload.
Are you pregnant or trying to get pregnant and wondering what will happen to your therapy practice? We’ve collected 9 items to consider before parental leave — tips that will help not only you, but your clients and your business.
With the right forethought, transitioning to private pay can be an excellent move for your practice! Here are five steps to keep in mind as you make this exciting and beneficial move.
If you develop a committed practice of caring for yourself, then you can help others on their mental health journeys for years to come. Here are 9 ways for therapists to honor and prioritize your own mental health.
Still not sure if adding photos or videos to your online presence is worth it? Here, we share eight reasons why it is, using data to back it up.
When starting a private practice, creating an inviting, information-filled website is generally at the top of every therapist’s to-do list. We put together a guide to help you decide what makes the most sense for you as you set up your private practice.
We’ve collected information about 8 leading therapist directories and private practice marketing tools so you make the best decision for your practice.
A 5-step guide to supporting a client with suicidal ideation, including instructions for safety planning and continuing support.
Alternatives to sliding scale fees that maintain the objective of sliding scale -- serving the community and making mental health care accessible.
Learn more about sliding scale fees, and gather advice for deciding whether they're a good fit for your therapy practice.
Zencare's 12-step guide to prepping for, enjoying, and coming back from a well-deserved vacation from your private practice.
It’s almost impossible to leave power, privilege, or identity out of therapy sessions. To address these components head on, therapists who not only recognize but work within a client’s cultural background demonstrate acceptance and respect.
From laying the groundwork to the “business-y” aspects of things to hiring your team, building a group practice can be challenging! That's why we've come up with these 19 steps to help you succeed.