Tools & ResoUrces for Therapists
Welcome to your hub for free mindful guidance, practical tools, and therapist-centered resources. Whether you’re just starting out, launching your private practice, or leading a growing team, you’ll find supportive, actionable tools and insightful articles here to help you confidently build your practice while protecting your peace and energy.
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Private Practice Start-Up Checklist
for Therapists
Career & Business Support
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The Tender Terrain of Growth: Navigating the Emotional Side of Building Your Practice
Starting your own practice, or growing from solo clinician to group practice owner, isn't just a business decision. It's a deeply emotional experience.
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Beyond a Logo: How to Authentically Brand Your Private Practice
Branding your therapy practice isn’t just about choosing the right colors, hiring a web designer, or coming up with a catchy tagline. Those things matter, but only when they’re rooted in something deeper.
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W-2 vs. 1099: Which Is Right for Your Group Practice?
Hiring your first, or next, clinician in a group practice is a huge milestone. It means your business is growing, your vision is expanding, and you’re stepping into a new level of leadership.
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Leading from Abundance
When you're growing a group practice, there's no shortage of decisions to make, how to hire, how to delegate, how to price, how to market, how to lead.
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The 3 Biggest Mistakes Therapists Make When Starting Their Own Practice
Starting your own therapy practice is one of the most courageous steps you can take in your professional journey. It’s exciting, meaningful, and, let’s be honest, completely overwhelming at times.
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Balancing the Leap
Whether you're launching a solo private practice or laying the groundwork for a group practice, the early stages are filled with decisions, doubts, and long to-do lists that seem to regenerate overnight.
