After 12 years in private practice, I’ve learned so many things. The most important being that I love being in private practice, and there’s no way I’d ever go back…
Is Screen Sharing via Telehealth Right for Your Practice? If you’ve been an SLP for any length of time, there’s a good chance you’ve heard about telehealth.* Many people are…
2020 is off and running. With so many articles shared daily, it can be hard to keep up—so we’ve rounded up our favorite reads this month. To make things easier…
Telehealth has grown in popularity, and its benefits are clear—so why aren’t more clients asking about it? It may come down to marketing. You probably feel comfortable with the technology…
If you’re just getting started in private practice, one thing that may be weighing on your mind is where you’re going to practice. You have the clinical experience and you’re…
Meet James Guay, LMFT When James Guay entered the mental health profession as an intern in San Francisco in 1999, he thought finding clients would be relatively easy—hang up his…
Meet Nikki Rubin, Psy.D Nikki Rubin realized early on in her career that every mental health practice has two equally important sides: the clinical and the business side. Rubin naturally…
Are you feeling stuck, don’t know what steps to take next, or looking for community? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you’re ready for an entrepreneur…
Every year the American Medical Association (AMA) releases updates to the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) code set to bring medical procedure documentation up to date as technologies and practices evolve…
The overwhelming majority of those with mental illness will never become violent. But it’s also true that therapists can be uniquely vulnerable to stalking, harassment, or even violence from clients.…