Butt in chair hours lead to burnout and a cap on your income.
Group practice is the way through.
But how do we make it easier? Master these five tasks!
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There comes a point when solo practice just isn’t enough…Enough challenge or enough profit. Group Practice is the answer.
But as therapists we know, every time we solve one problem, another pops up.
Group Practice brings issues like these:
There is a way through. Shall we get started?
“This is about my 5th year working with Casey. The first year was sort of watching stuff that she was doing with online interviews and things like that. It took me a while to make the commitment to work with her. I think that was a big step.
After my first year of working with her, I broke through a personal financial glass ceiling that I had had for years. My income went up significantly, and it was not in a boom year here in Houston…that’s continued to steadily grow.”
“When I started with you, I was simply overwhelmed with all the decisions that needed to be made. These days, I can do more higher-level thinking and less detailed work.”
“I got so frustrated with my group practice that I started writing ‘end dates’ on my calendar. I convinced myself that if the practice wasn’t doing better in two months, I would close it.”
