Starting a Counseling Practice Success Stories

Interview with Kimberly, owner of Seattle Therapy Group and co-owner of Practicery sharing her twisty turny journey to creating a successful group practice, multiple income streams, and out of the box therapy services. Kimberly is a therapist in WA and owner of Seattle Therapy Group and co-owner of Practicery. You can learn more about her here https://www.seattletherapygroup.com/ and https://www.practicery.com/

Hilary shares how she has built a psychology practice two days a week bringing all of her interests together into one practice. Hilary is a psychologist who specializes in perinatal health. You can find out more about her at https://www.hilarymandzik.com/

Yolanda and Miranda talk about building a practice and utilizing bootcamp from an introvert’s perspective. Yolanda is a psychotherapist in FL and owner of Harper Therapy. You can learn more about her here: www.harpertherapy.com

Dr. Abi shares her experience of building a private practice while using the Business School Bootcamp to adjust to her business as life shifted. Dr. Abi is a Psychologist in San Diego has built a speciality practice that serves the queer community. You can find out more about her at https://www.wavespsych.com

Kayce is a LPC in Wake Forest, specializing in working with new mothers. She gets honest and real about her path to success in private practice and what helped her get there, why she dropped insurance panels, and what helped her feel confident in making the shift. Kayce, LPC works with women post-partum. You check her out at https://www.kaycehodoslpc.com/

Nicol creator of Therapist Court Prep shares her experience of building 3 businesses while in business school bootcamp. Nicol, LCSW is an expert witness, runs a non-profit Kid’s Court and is the creator of Therapist Court Prep.

Charlotte, LCSW went into private practice because she knew it was what she wanted to do all alone. She shares how she built her equine therapy practice while leaving her agency work behind. Charlotte shares how she built a private practice with equine assisted therapy as her second career.

We need a paradigm shift in private practice. Over 1000 searches per month for burnout in psychology, 880 for burnout in social work, our profession is suffering, and it isn’t ok! In part 5 of this 5-part private practice challenge we will help bring everything together and see how all of these 4 parts come together to build a private practice that you love on the day to day, and the year to year.

A lot of courses focus on marketing. It’s one of the first things we jump to when we think about our practices - how to get clients in the door. But you notice how we didn’t start with marketing? You notice how we wanted you to get clear on what services you provide and WHO you want to serve?That’s because in this training we are going to talking about how marketing is actually the start of the therapeutic relationship and how it can set the tone for your work with clients. You will learn how to choose what marketing is right for you and how to craft a message that is authentic, meaningful and speaks to the heart of the clients you want booking appointments with you.

Now it’s time to dig a little deeper. This training is focused on NICHE.Why do we say dig deeper? It takes a lot of reflection and honesty to niche well. It takes bravery too!Whether you are solo in practice or have a group practice with a ton of clinicians, niche plays a pivotal role in client outcomes, and we can’t wait to show you how. Our next training is going to cover how to niche, how to keep your practice diverse and how niche is to the benefit of the client AND to YOU the clinician.