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How to Conquer Marketing Fears

This blog, How to Conquer Marketing Fear, empowers therapists to build authentic connections and promote their practice with confidence.

The Good Faith Estimate

The Good Faith Estimate ensures transparency by requiring clear, individualized cost estimates for healthcare services, preventing unexpected bills.

Five Free Ways to Market Your Private Practice

Discover Five Free Ways to Market Your Private Practice in this blog, where Kelley Stevens shares practical and low-cost strategies like volunteering, blogging, and using social media to build your professional identity.

Getting Sh*t Done: The Rewards of Resourcefulness

In The Rewards of Resourcefulness, Kelley, Kaitlyn Kenealy, and Elizabeth Nelson discuss overcoming the fear of starting something new and embracing the unknown, from writing a book to launching a podcast, to confidently grow your career and private practice

Common Tax Write-Offs for Private Practice Therapists

In Common Tax Write-Offs, discover essential deductions like office space, professional education, and marketing costs that can significantly lower your taxable income, making tax season easier.

Featured in Pollen Magazine: Converting a First Phone Call into a First Session

Discover how to guide potential clients through a structured consultation that can increase your chances of booking a first session. Learn six key steps to build rapport and effectively address client needs.

Back to School Marketing Tips for Therapists

Looking to grow your practice this fall? These Back to School Marketing Tips for Therapists help you connect with schools, support students, and build referrals.

Three Reasons to List Your Therapy Fee On Your Private Practice Webpage

Reasons to List Your Therapy Fee explores why transparency around pricing builds trust, sets boundaries, and helps attract aligned clients to your private practice.