During the coronavirus pandemic, many therapists were forced to review how they connected with their clients. This led to a boom in teletherapy, a form of standard psychotherapy that takes place online. For many clients and therapists, teletherapy presents a viable way forward. Teletherapy allows therapists to potentially expand their practice, reaching clients who might
Effective note-taking is a key tool for any therapist, particularly when dealing with group therapy. These notes can help you view the session and group as a whole, and respond to the needs of individual clients. They might also be necessary for billing insurance providers. Group notes and individual notes work together to create an
Years of training might leave you confident dealing with a client’s problems, but many therapists are less secure when it comes to leading a business. A group therapy practice might offer financial, personal, and administrative benefits, but the difficulties in establishing these practices can be off putting. In this guide, we’ll take a look at
A cash-only therapist practice doesn’t accept insurance, and will only work with private pay. Running a cash-only therapist practice can be financially beneficial, as you have the freedom to create your own payment plan. You also have better control over your schedule and client list, and can avoid the headache of dealing with insurance. However,
