One of the more simple ways to get people talking on a private practice forum or platform is to discuss whether you should see private pay or insurance clients. Often, possibly for simplicity sake, …
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I love listening to podcasts. And there are numerous podcasts for private practice therapists, offering advice, guidance and support for those running their own business. (I've even had a chance to be …
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When asked what is financial planning, some think it involves investment management. Others believe it has something to do with taxes. Still others would say it involves planning to pay back debt. …
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The money mistakes therapists in private practice make can have a broad impact. The miscue may trickle down into the success of the business, as well as threaten their own financial security. When …
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When looking at the finances of those that run a private practice, they often have a gaping hole in their assets. That’s because they value their therapy practice or solo business at zero. But by not s …
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Partnering with PsychologyToday.com, I have started a series of pieces detailing the mindset, behavioral strategies and tactics one can take to succeed in private practice or self employment. Below, …
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