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.
As many clinicians transition to teletherapy for the first time, we know how important it is to keep your connection to clients strong. If you have questions about managing a teletherapy practice, we’re here to help: submit your questions, and we’ll get them answered by experts each week!
Adjusting to virtual or phone sessions can absolutely take some time for providers. Here is one therapist's recommendation on how to shift from in-person to online psychoanalysis.
With the rapidly changing circumstances around COVID-19, you may be considering moving your therapy practice online. Here are nine key points to keep in mind as you approach this transition.
We celebrate our growing network of therapists – and their awesome practice locations – by highlighting 58 gorgeous offices across our geographies.
Sometimes, labeling yourself as a specialist can do more harm than good. Here, we’ll take a look at why that is, and consider some other options that might work better for your practice.
The Zencare team thanks the therapists we've seen over the years with small notes of gratitude.
As a therapist in private practice, you have so many different priorities competing for your time. To increase your work efficiency, borrow a secret from the customer support world: email templates!
Six tips to inspire your private practice as a therapist, and help you kickstart a strategic online marketing push!
10 of our top-recommended free marketing strategies – they're all relatively easy, super effective, and best of all, the only thing they’ll cost you is time.
Five ways to ensure you’re providing culturally-competent care as a therapist for members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Konata Stallings, PsyD, shares his opinions on the pros + cons of sharing your queer identity with clients as a therapist, as well as advice for doing so.
Bita Shooshani, LMHC, shares her general outlook regarding self-disclosing her queer identity in therapy with clients, plus practical advice on doing so.