Taking in a flood of articles, TikToks, and podcasts telling you “You should have your dream private practice right now! Just do this…” but feeling more lost than ever?

The consistent pressure to grow, build, and make sure you are doing this private practice things “right” leaving you feeling like everyone else has this figured out and you are the only one that is struggling.

The constant questions: “Should I take insurance or stop?” “Should I have a no-cancellations policy or 24-hour rescheduling policy and how strict should I be?” “Is my niche specific enough or way too narrow?” “What other streams of income would actually work for me?” “Why is documentation taking me forever and can I do anything to change that?” All the general information in the world just isn’t enough.

You need more than general private practice information and tips, you need compassionate and personalized guidance to identify next steps in your private practice, create your systems, perfect your policies, get your budget right, and get your questions answered from someone who has been there before.

What You Bring to the Table

Your questions about or challenges with:

Your policies or procedure

Marketing and business development

Fees and money mindsets

Budgeting

Attracting the clients you like to work with

Creating or refining your niche

Schedule and scheduling changes

Networking

Developing alternate streams of income

Addressing or preventing burnout

Integrating equity and social justice into your practice while building a business you can enjoy

I started my private practice in 2020 in the middle of the pandemic while working a full-time job in public health, had no clue where to start, and was overwhelmed by the amount of information (often conflicting information) there was out there about private practice. My fees were less than $75 per session because I had no idea how to price my services. Clients would cancel all the time and my schedule was a mess as I tried to find new places to put them in.

I had nothing but questions and there were so many times I wished I could just schedule an hour with someone who was ahead of me on the journey, get expert advice and guidance on the 1-3 burning questions I had, and get unstuck without having to sign up for an extensive program, repeating sessions, or more classes.

Flashforward to today: My private practice is not perfect, still growing, still changing, and it is in a wildly different and amazingly better place.

I was able to go into private practice full-time in 2021 and within my first year I

• increased my average fee by over 60% to a rate that is sustainable for me

• matched the take home salary I made working in higher education administration

• identified my niche, started working with more of the clients I love to work with

• built a marketing plan that didn’t feel salesy (and didn’t involve much social media) and started networking

• drastically reduced the amount of time I spent on documentation