Therapists striving for a good living can benefit from a balanced approach to accessibility and financial well-being in private practice. Let’s delve into my personal approach to achieving this balance. In my private practice, I reserve four sliding-scale spots at all times. I keep these spots for therapy clients who earn at or below minimum…
As a private practice coach and practice owner, I often receive questions about my decision to run a cash-only therapy practice. I’m frequently asked how I address this topic with therapy clients who inquire about using their in-network insurance benefits. In this blog post, I’ll walk you through exactly how I discuss out-of-network therapy with…
Are you curious about how to make SOAP notes a part of your practice? In this post, I’ll give you insight into how I use them as a valuable and essential tool to get my notes done quicker! If you are anything like me, you hate spending hours on notes each week, so I’m hooking…
Let’s face it, your clients look you up online. Often, clients will do this before they even set foot in your office. This means it’s your responsibility to identify your social media policy and establish your boundaries with any clients in a timely manner. I would even suggest discussing your social media policy with clients…
Knowing which forms you need for your counseling practice can feel overwhelming. However, having the proper forms on hand is an essential part of running a successful psychotherapy practice.
