Monthly Roundup Of Posts: May 2020

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And just like that, we have hit the halfway mark to 2020! Its definitely been the most unpredictable, life-changing year and we have had to adapt like never before. But still, onwards we push! The world may have slowed down a bit but we are hoping that you are finding new ways to grow your business and that we can help you along the journey.

In May we had a look at teletherapy, outsourcing, how to keep a full caseload and we had some phenomenal guests on the podcast who shared so much valuable information.

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Dressing Up Teletherapy

Its May and you’re starting to realize that quarantine is the new way of life. You’re finally familiar with your teletherapy tech, found just the right spot in your house where your internet mostly functions reliably. Maybe, if you’re really lucky, your clients are starting to get with the program and are showing up on time, remembering to put on pants, and have stopped walking around with you in their hand. Most people couldn’t have anticipated we were going to be working from home full-time for months. Maybe you weren’t prepared for your clients seeing into your home, or having to throw your cats off the computer every few minutes.

5 Ways I Have Kept A Full Caseload During The COVID-19 Pandemic

The idea of maintaining a practice during a pandemic may seem like an oxymoron right? COVID-19 has been a deathblow to many businesses, but hopefully, with some of these tips, your business won’t be one of them. I would like to share with you in this article some of the actions I have taken to maintain a full caseload through this crisis. I will also be sharing a few tips that have work for some of my colleagues. Hopefully, these tips will be helpful for you as well.

Outsourcing When Starting a Group Practice: Part 1

You’re thinking about starting a group practice, and you’re wondering how you are going to do all of the start-up tasks to get the practice up and running, on top of your already-full schedule. You know that you want to hire another clinician or two because your caseload is full and you’re turning clients away. It just makes sense at this point for your practice to expand so that you can have a larger impact on clients without seeing them all yourself, and for the supposedly “passive” income that you receive from others seeing clients under your practice’s umbrella. However, you need a place to start, and you know that you cannot do everything. You need to outsource some processes and tasks to someone else for a group practice to be successful.