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.
When therapists launch a private practice, marketing is often the last thing on their minds. Branding is an effective way to increase the number of referrals and new clients to your practice!
Curious how much therapists make? Here's a breakdown of salaries for therapists, psychiatrists, and psychologists.
Wondering which software and billing tool is right for your practice? We put together a comprehensive guide to Office Ally, including features, pricing, and FAQs!
Wondering which software and billing tool is right for your practice? We put together a comprehensive guide to SimplePractice, including features, pricing, and FAQs.
Wondering which software and billing tool is right for your practice? We put together a comprehensive guide to TherapyNotes, including features, pricing, and FAQs!
Wondering which software and billing tool is right for your practice? We put together a comprehensive guide to TheraNest, including features, pricing, and FAQs!
When figuring out which software is right for your practice, you’ll likely come across SimplePractice and TherapyNotes. Both have a ton of valuable features, but it really boils down to gauging general fit for your own needs.
Want to go paperless in your practice, but not sure where to start? Ultimately, the system you choose will depend on your needs, practice size, and budget. That’s why we put together this guide – we hope it can help you better understand what’s available on the market for therapy software!
For many therapists, business logistics are the least compelling aspects of private practice. Here's a survey of the top billing and private practice management tools for therapists!
The initial call can determine whether a client comes to see you or not. It’s your opportunity to impress! Here are questions you can ask to start building a relationship with a prospective client.
When a prospective client requests an initial call with you, it’s a clear sign they’re highly motivated to learn more about your practice and potentially schedule an intake appointment. Here, two therapists share the secrets to their own high conversion rates for private practice!
As a helping professional – especially if you’re in private practice – making the initial contact count is one of most important aspects of your practice’s survival. Todd Schmenk, LMHC, shares three important elements to consider when preparing for an initial call with potential clients.