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Becoming a professional solo practitioner means staying on top of things. Staying on top of things means keeping organized. Keeping organized means you need the right kind of office furniture and fixture.
It can be one of the most daunting things of your life. Starting your own practice means not only that you gain freedom and independence, but that you take responsibility.
Working as a private practitioner means you are in charge of each and every process - from intake to therapy sessions.
We’ve heard many passionate therapists referring to their practice in terms of: “It is my baby!” That is how much you’ll become to care about it!
Starting a private practice is a scary move as you are transitioning from the comfort of a regular salary to a more uncertain, entrepreneurial way of earning.
One of the most important tasks when setting up a private practice is acquiring new clients. An effective marketing strategy can help you achieve this goal.
When you start your own private practice, you are able to become more independent and autonomous as a therapist.
Once you start your private practice, you are your own boss. On top of choosing a specialization, you are able to decide whether or not you want to branch out into other areas where psychiatric or therapeutic assistance are needed.
When starting your private practice, there are many things you are going to be responsible for.
As a therapist running a private practice you are a type of superhero.
