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Developing Your Clinical Confidence in Private Practice By Shannon Heers As a long-time clinical supervisor for counselors and therapists, one of the things I most notice is the lack of clinical confidence when therapists go into private practice. Regardless if you are entering private practice right after graduate school or transitioning from an agency orRead more

Why Should Private Practice Therapists Seek Individual Consultation? By Kristen Dammer Maybe you finally completed licensure requirements and are thinking, now what? How will I feel supported without supervision? Or maybe you’re a seasoned therapist that feels stuck with some clients? Or maybe you just want some validation that you are providing good therapy toRead more

Clinical Consultation for Private Practice Therapists: How it Works By Shannon Heers Many private practice therapists transition from agency work into providing professional counseling and therapy on their own. Whether you have a history of working in community mental health, hospitals, group practices, or other agency settings, private practice is different. While it’s not forRead more

How to Retain Clients Ethically In Your Private Practice By Shannon Heers As a private practice therapist, and perhaps also a practice owner, you want to be efficient with your money. And one of the best ways to make your limited funds stretch further is to keep the clients that you already have, for asRead more

I am text block. Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. [/vc_column] Safety Assessment and Crisis Intervention in Private Practice: Part II By Chris Campassi In the first part of this blog series Safety Assessment and Crisis InterventionRead more

Safety Assessment and Crisis Intervention in Private Practice: Part I By Chris Campassi As a therapist, your primary goal is always to work with clients in a way that will best facilitate their growth and attainment of their treatment goals. However, as licensed professionals, we are also tasked with protecting clients from harming themselves. We alsoRead more

Tips for Paperwork Management in Private Practice for ADHD Therapists By Kristen Dammer Most therapists will tell you that paperwork (or clinical documentation more formally) is their least favorite part of the job. Talk to a therapist with ADHD who is also in private practice and they will tell you a long list of challenges.Read more

Internship Program Starter Kit for Private Practice: Knowing your ‘Why’ By Chris Campassi Have you been considering bringing on an intern to your practice, but are unsure where to start, whether it will be worth your time (and money), and whether you are capable of providing the intern with the experience they need to both meetRead more