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Power to the Private Practice Webinar Insights: Part 6
Address key private practice questions: from AI in EHRs and insurance paneling to liability coverage and staying happy in your career. Learn from therapist insights and experiences.
Power to the Private Practice Webinar Insights: Part 5
Stay informed and supported in private practice with tips on building peer networks, joining consultation groups, leveraging Facebook communities, and connecting with professional organizations.
Power to the Private Practice Webinar Insights: Part 3
Considering Alma, Headway, or going independent? Explore the pros, cons, and trade-offs of mental health platforms versus private practice, with insights from experienced therapists.
Power to the Private Practice Webinar Insights: Part 2
Deciding between insurance and private pay? Explore therapist insights on balancing financial needs, client accessibility, and niche populations, plus tips for credentialing and billing in private practice.
Power to the Private Practice Webinar Insights: Part 1
Starting a private practice? Learn key advice from therapists who’ve been there—flexibility, entrepreneurial mindset, and knowing when to say no.
Power to the Private Practice: Finding Your Best Path to Private Practice
Discover firsthand insights from clinicians on building a private practice: navigating insurance, choosing private pay, and using tools like Owl Practice and Zencare to streamline and grow your practice effectively.
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9 Ways for Private Practice Therapists to Prioritize Your Own Mental Health
If you develop a committed practice of caring for yourself, then you can help others on their mental health journeys for years to come. Here are 9 ways for therapists to honor and prioritize your own mental health.
How This Therapist Prioritized Natural Elements To Create An Organic, Client-Focused Office
When setting up my practice, I prioritized creating a space that mirrors my holistic, client-centered approach. From selecting environmentally sound materials to adding a Scandinavian-inspired design, I aimed to make the space welcoming and healing. My design choices reflect both an aesthetic and therapeutic philosophy, ensuring clients feel valued and comfortable from the moment they walk in.
Why – And How – This Therapist Pays Special Attention To Her Office
From warm colors and plants to carefully placed furniture, my therapy office is designed to be a welcoming, healing space. The thoughtful decor isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about creating a safe, nurturing environment where clients can relax and open up. A peaceful setting supports both the therapeutic process and my own well-being as a therapist.