A quest post by Katie May So you have an idea for an awesome group and you just KNOW it’s going to benefit the clients that you serve. In fact, a few of them may have even mentioned that they wish something like it already exists. You create a flyer, open enrollment...
A guest post by Sarah Leitschuh As many therapists do, I found the leap into private practice to be an overwhelming experience. I built my clinical skills in an agency setting where I felt so confident. But, in the early days of private practice I found myself...
Psychology Today is often the go-to directory for most mental-health therapists when they launch their private practice. Because of its high Google rank and searchability, having a profile can help you get found by more clients. In this article, we’ll go over how you...
Rhythm is a pivotal part of our bodies, our relationships and our lives. Rhythm is more than a drum beat, more than a conversation – it’s in the way we walk, talk, breathe, interact, push ourselves, and soften into stillness. In many ways, therapy is about rhythm –...
“Niching down” is a term you may often seen thrown around when it comes to marketing a private practice. Focusing on very specific populations of people or services is a great way to be the go-to expert in an area of therapy you love. But what if you’re just starting...
Writing great copy for your private practice website is one step toward attracting more clients. But the other step is presenting that information – through your website’s design – in a way that’s easy to read. This is why the size of the font on...
