Professional Growth
10 Reasons to Start a Therapy Group Practice
Thinking of building a therapy group practice? Here are 10 reasons why you should get started.
7 Reasons Not to Start a Therapy Group Practice
Whether you’re considering starting a therapy group practice or just curious about how much work it would be, we’ve collected our top 7 reasons why starting a group practice might not be for you.
Setting Goals for the New Year: A Guide for Therapists in Private Practice
Kickstart the new year with intention! Learn how therapists in private practice can set meaningful goals for professional growth, client care, and personal well-being using the SMART framework. Practical tips included!
15 Skills to Develop as a Therapy Group Practice Owner
Managing a group therapy practice requires balancing clinical expertise with essential business skills. From process building to effective marketing and team communication, there are many areas where practice owners can grow. Explore 15 key skills to strengthen your role as a group practice manager, helping you build a thriving and sustainable practice.
Diversity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism Resources for Therapists
Providing culturally competent care is vital for therapists in today’s diverse world. This collection of articles, books, and courses supports therapists in understanding systemic racism and enhancing cultural sensitivity, particularly for Black clients. Whether you're beginning or advancing your journey, these resources will guide you in fostering more inclusive therapy practices.
How to Balance Coaching and Therapy: An Interview with Devorah Steinberg, LICSW
Determining if a client is suited for therapy or coaching depends on their goals and readiness. Therapy focuses on processing past experiences and emotional blocks, while coaching emphasizes actionable steps for the future. Both approaches can be powerful, but coaching is particularly effective for clients ready to remove roadblocks and take feedback to achieve their goals.
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Do Clients with Big Depression, Intense Anxiety, Psychotic-Seeming Symptoms Scare You?
Therapists are called to be channels of love, helping clients feel truly heard and supported. Intense symptoms are often cries for help, signaling something in need of healing. By staying grounded and compassionate, therapists can connect with clients on a deeper level. This approach helps build a safe space where true growth and wholeness can begin.
The Case Against Specialization
Specializing can help therapists stand out, but it may limit the clients who feel welcome. Labeling yourself a “specialist” without true expertise can deter potential clients and overshadow genuine specialists. Explore the pros and cons of specialization, how to determine if it’s right for you, and learn effective ways to showcase your unique approach.