Business

Very often I’ve heard therapists expressing their frustration with credit card processing fees. With payment processors like Square and Stripe taking a percentage of every transaction, at the end of the month, it can be a shock to see how much the service is costing you. It makes sense to ask, And while it’s good…

For the therapist who hopes one piece of marketing might be enough I’ve often heard sentiments like these from thoughtful, dedicated therapists – therapists who care deeply about their work, but feel unsure (or even afraid) when it comes to marketing. And these thoughts make a lot of sense. Marketing can feel exposing. It can…

As 2024 comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on the journey this year has taken us on. It’s been a year of contrasts for many therapists—some have held steady, others have felt overwhelmed, and many have faced new challenges that have shaped their practices. The economic realities of high inflation have introduced pressures, particularly…

As a therapist in private practice, have you ever found yourself saying, “I don’t know what to focus on!”“I feel scattered”“I’m always jumping from one task to another”“I don’t know what to do next”“Am I doing enough!?” If yes, you could benefit from setting goals. But not the way that most therapists set goals. Because…