LAUNCH
You're ready for private practice. You just don't know where to start.
You've been thinking about private practice for months.
You've saved posts about starting a private practice.
You've talked to other therapists about it.
You've opened a dozen tabs trying to figure out what you actually need.
And every time you think you're ready to take the leap, another question comes up.
What should I charge?
How do I get clients?
What do I actually need to set up?
Do I need a website?
What should my policies say?
How do I market myself without feeling like I'm constantly selling?
What if I get it wrong?
You don't need another checklist with 47 things to do.
You need a clear plan for your practice.
You don't need to figure it all out before you begin.
You want to know what your next steps are and why you're taking them.
You want to make decisions about your practice with intention instead of piecing together advice from social media, other therapists, and Google.
You want to open your doors knowing who you serve, what you offer, what you charge, how clients will find you, and how your business will actually run.
Most importantly, you want to build a practice that supports the life you want, not another job that leaves you overwhelmed.
Big Ideas, Real Impact.
Your coaching is personalized to where you are and what you're building, but we may work through:
Positioning & Offers
Clarify who you serve, what you offer, and how to communicate the value of your work.
Pricing & Profitability
Set rates and create offers that make sense for your experience, your market, your goals, and the business you want to build.
Marketing & Visibility
Develop a practical strategy for helping the right people find you without feeling like you have to constantly create content.
Systems & Operations
Put the right systems in place so your practice can run smoothly from the beginning.
Client Experience
Create a professional, intentional experience from the first inquiry through ongoing care.
Business Decisions
Work through the questions that come with becoming the person responsible for both the therapy and the business.