The Private Practice Start-Up Blog

The 5 Biggest Mistakes Therapists Make When Starting Their Private Practice
Rachel Kimbrel Rachel Kimbrel

The 5 Biggest Mistakes Therapists Make When Starting Their Private Practice

Starting a private practice is exciting but can feel overwhelming without a clear roadmap. Many therapists make common mistakes in the beginning that can lead to burnout, financial stress, and disorganization. In this post, we outline the 5 biggest mistakes therapists make when starting their private practice and offer actionable tips to avoid them. Whether you’re waiting for perfection, taking on too many clients, or struggling to set boundaries, we’ve got strategies to help you build a thriving and sustainable practice.

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How to Write an Effective Bio for Marketing
Rachel Kimbrel Rachel Kimbrel

How to Write an Effective Bio for Marketing

Learn how to create an effective therapist bio that attracts clients and builds trust. Follow our expert checklist to craft a compelling marketing bio that highlights your expertise and connects with potential clients.

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Financial Tips for Therapists Starting Their Own Private Practice
Rachel Kimbrel Rachel Kimbrel

Financial Tips for Therapists Starting Their Own Private Practice

Running a private practice comes with financial challenges, but smart money management can set you up for long-term success. In this post, we’re sharing essential financial tips for therapists—covering budgeting, taxes, setting your rates, and planning for financial stability—so you can build a profitable and sustainable practice

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Passive Income Ideas for Therapists
Rachel Kimbrel Rachel Kimbrel

Passive Income Ideas for Therapists

This blog post explores creative passive income ideas to help therapists diversify their revenue streams and enhance financial freedom while running a private practice.

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Tackling Loneliness in Private Practice
Rachel Kimbrel Rachel Kimbrel

Tackling Loneliness in Private Practice

In private practice, therapists often experience a sense of isolation that can impact both personal well-being and professional effectiveness. This post explores practical ways to address loneliness, emphasizing the importance of building a support network. It covers strategies like joining peer consultation groups, engaging in local or online professional communities, and maintaining a work-life balance that includes social activities outside of work. By prioritizing these connections, therapists can combat loneliness and foster a more fulfilling, supportive practice environment.

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Navigating the Entrepreneurial Roller Coaster: Confronting Anxiety and Imposter Syndrome When Starting Your Own Practice
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Navigating the Entrepreneurial Roller Coaster: Confronting Anxiety and Imposter Syndrome When Starting Your Own Practice

Feeling some anxiety when it comes to managing the business side of things? Therapists in private practice often face anxiety and imposter syndrome, especially when starting out. This post explores why these feelings are common among therapists and provides strategies to address them. It covers recognizing the impact of self-doubt on professional growth, setting realistic goals, and building confidence through gradual, small successes.

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Embrace Your Potential
Starting a Private Practice Rachel Kimbrel Starting a Private Practice Rachel Kimbrel

Embrace Your Potential

We all experience self doubt, negative self talk, and fear of the unknown. But we are also all capable of realizing our potential in the midst of self doubt. Don’t let self-doubt hold you back any longer. Dive into our latest post and start your journey toward self-empowerment in private practice today!

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