So you recently graduated! What’s next?

After years of studying, you’ve made it to the finish line! Looking back on the highs and lows of your graduate program, we hope you can take the time to celebrate all your hard work. Now, with your degree in hand, it’s time to think about your next chapter. What’s next for your career? To…

ByStaffMay 23, 20230Comments

For Therapists

Budget Building for Your Private Practice

For many people working in the mental health field, running their own private practice is a dream. While many therapists enjoy supporting clients in a space of their own and at their own pace, they soon realize that running a private practice also takes practical planning. One of the ways to actualize running your dream…

ByStaffMay 17, 20230Comments

For Therapists

Continuing Education, Explained

Continuing education units (CEUs) are an important part of your growth as a therapist, and are required by many states to maintain your practice licensure. While continuing education exists in many formats, it can be hard to find the time and resources to keep up with these requirements, especially while running your own practice. In…

ByStaffMay 8, 20230Comments

For Therapists

Popular Books in Pop Psychology Right Now

From the classroom to your local bookstore, books about psychology have become more widely available than ever before. And it’s not just therapists who are busy reading — the general population has also shown an interest in mental health topics, thanks to a diminishing stigma about mental health. Many of these pop psychology books increase…

ByStaffApril 24, 20230Comments

For Therapists

Helpful Resources to Share with Clients Who are New to Therapy

It’s natural for people to feel nervous and overwhelmed when they begin therapy. As a clinician, you’ve likely seen this first-hand during your consultation calls and initial sessions with new clients. Many individuals struggle to find a therapist, and speak with a few prospective therapists before they land on the best fit. After they…

ByStaffMarch 20, 20230Comments

For Therapists

Celebrating Women Leaders in Psychology: Past and Present

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we bring you a (non-exhaustive!) list of incredible women psychologists, therapists, and researchers. These women, through their hard work and dedication, changed the way that clinicians work, boosted the public perception of psychology, and bettered the lives of many. While historically we think of psychology as a male-dominated field, women…

ByStaffMarch 9, 20230Comments

For Therapists

10 Reasons to Start a Therapy Group Practice

Private practice is a great way to support clients while running your own business - but it is just that, private. With a group practice, you have a team of clinicians to lean on when you have a stressful case, a group of people to celebrate with when there are wins, and coworkers to bounce…

ByStaffMarch 9, 20230Comments

For Therapists

The Ultimate Guide To Starting A Therapy Group Practice: 20 Steps to Getting Started

Starting a therapy group practice can be incredibly rewarding, from both a business and a financial standpoint. Perhaps even more rewarding, though, is the experience of building and leading a team of therapists – and, by extension, touching the lives of each of their clients. By starting a group practice, you have the opportunity to…

ByStaffMarch 8, 20230Comments

For Therapists

10 Ways to Bring Culturally Competent Care into Therapy for Minority Clients

Culturally competent care is the practice of intentionally serving the whole client. We often hear the therapy catchphrase, “meet the client where they’re at”; culturally competent care is about understanding where clients are from. It’s almost impossible to leave power, privilege, or identity out of therapy sessions, and recognizing and working within a client’s cultural…

ByStaffMarch 8, 20230Comments

For Therapists

Vacation Checklist for Private Practice Therapists: 12 Things to Do Before, During, and After Vacation

Therapists can often have a hard time practicing what they preach when it comes to taking a break from work – and taking themselves on a vacation. Think about it: How often do you encourage your clients to take time for themselves? With clients depending on you each week for emotional support, you hold a…

ByStaffMarch 8, 20230Comments

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