Private Practice Workshop

Thinking about hiring a virtual assistant (VA)? Let Jaime Jay from Slapshot Studio and Bottleneck.online fill you in on the essential steps for getting started. In this episode, Jaime dives deep into the process of selecting and hiring a VA, deciding which tasks give them, how to get your VA onboarded, how to leverage their strengths, and how to supervise them to ensure a successful working partnership. Also included in this episode: Category design and how to differentiate your company Slogans vs

Promoting your solo practice is one thing, but what about promoting a group practice? Maureen Werrbach from TheGroupPracticeExchange.com is here to talk all about promoting your group practice. Some of the areas she talks about include getting involved with your local Chamber of Commerce, running effective Facebook Ad campaigns, and helping your clinicians write their web copy and give local presentations. Also included in this episode: Maureen’s journey into starting a group practice Evaluating

Your Psychology Today profile has been up there forever, and it *kind of* helps your practice by bringing in a client or two here and there, but is it really working for you? Laura Long is the creator of YourBadassTherapyPractice.com, and I personally consider her the Oprah of practice building. In this episode, Laura talks to us all about how to optimize your Psychology Today profile and how to write mouth-watering copy for your website. Included in this show: Laura’s essential tips for your

A lot of therapists are wondering: Should I start a podcast? Why is podcasting so important? How do I test my podcast idea? Where do I begin? Dr. Melvin Varghese is a licensed psychologist and the founder of SellingTheCouch.com. Melvin’s podcast has received more than 275,000 downloads in more than 100 countries around the world. Listen in to this week’s episode to learn all about how starting a podcast can help you grow your audience and open new doors in your life and business. Included in this

In the era of technology, what is commonly overlooked is the power of receiving a physical product in the mail. That’s where Sean “Peppy” Meyer comes in. Sean lives on a farm in Austin, Texas and founded GoatMonthly.com as a way to fund his farm. Subscribers to Goat Monthly receive adorable and ridiculous photos of his little goats dressed in fancy clothes, in front of fancy backdrops. The whole thing is done with a very high production value. Sean is a character like no other. He rocks a mullet and

The work we do as therapists is meaningful, intentional, and client centric—so why would our website be anything less? Sure, anyone can put their name on a webpage with a list of credentials and contact info, but when you are trying to build and market your practice, you might want to consider taking a deeper look at your website design. Yes, the visual aspect of your webpage can change the accessibility and mission of our website, so you can better market your brand. You have the potential to

What do you as a  therapist want to be known for? To answer that question, let’s ask another: What are you the most passionate about in your practice? In order to build your practice and serve your community, you need to get the word out that you are here, doing amazing things no one else is doing. What better to communicate what you have to offer, than a strong brand.  Forming a brand is a slow process. It takes time, it takes some digging, and it takes a little bit of help from our friends. This

There is a wealth of information online for mental health professionals about how to have a successful private practice. However, one particular type of question keeps cropping up. How am I going to get my next client, how am I going to keep clients coming? The answer is deceptively simple: Marketing. Promoting your practice is a personal and somewhat uncomfortable process, but it is vital if you want to see your practice grow.   Now is your opportunity to dig in deep to marketing. The Marketing