Starting a group therapy practice

Does it make sense to expand into a group practice? Today, zynnyme goes over the pros and cons of group private practice.

Want to see what I learned about being a group practice owner AFTER I became one? Read one to see a handful of lessons I learned along the way.

Are you considering taking the leap from solo practitioner to starting a group practice but don’t know where to start? Congrats, you are in the place EVERY current group practice owner has been in; remember the normalcy of it all. Take a step back and congratulate yourself for being at a place in your private practice that is leading you in the direction.#grouppractice #thegrouppracticeexchange #theexchange #businessresource #therapypractice #solopractice

Considering taking the leap into private practice? If you are a counselor, social worker, marriage and family therapist, or psychologist, in this blog post, I’ll share some of the things you need in place, questions to consider before renting an office, if online therapy is for you, which EMR to use

You’re fully licensed, have great experience supporting clients, and are ready to start your own private practice. It’s been your dream for years now, but how do you actually build a private practice? Here are 9 steps to take to ensure that you’re setting yourself up for success.

I’m always looking for ways to save money, I use metrics to track ROI of investments I make, and since starting Profit First, I’m energized when I find ways to reduce operating expenses. Today I’m sharing with you 10 ways I’ve reduced expenses without sacrificing growth.

Marketing your private practice can feel overwhelming when you start out, so here are 6 secrets to getting started and growing your therapy business

Wondering how to start a private practice in counseling and what the startup costs are for a therapist opening a new practice? Read all about it in our guide today!