Everyone appreciates a good gift, but when it’s coming from a client at your therapy practice, they tend to have a few strings attached. Accepting a gift from a client isn’t always a simple matter of saying thanks and moving on. Is It Appropriate To Accept A Gift From A Client? Accepting a gift from
The classic image of the therapy office is of a client reclining on a chaise lounge, looked over by a therapist sitting in an adjacent chair. While therapy has evolved a lot since Freud, the traditional couch has remained a mainstay. But the one thing that has evolved, is how comfortable our couches can be.
Tax season can be a revealing experience for therapists in private practice. It not only offers a detailed view of your income and expenses but can also reveal organizational shortcomings. If you’ve fallen behind on bookkeeping, tax season can serve as a stressful wake-up call. Preparation is key as tax season approaches. Use this guide
Spending time with a pet has proven physical and mental health benefits and, so, the supportive role of animals has led to the rise of AAT: Animal-Assisted Therapy. Therapy dogs are a common form of ATT. Known for their quiet and calm nature, a therapy dog can benefit your clients. But the logistics can be
As your practice continues to grow, it’s crucial to stay in control of your advertising game, whether you’re solo or you’ve expanded into a group practice. So, ask yourself: are your ad groups broken out enough to provide the control you need as your practice grows? In this article, we provide insights to help you
You started as a therapist because you wanted to help people, but now you find most of your day is spent stressing about money. There’s no quick fix to money worries, but as a therapist, it’s important not to let financial concerns affect your quality of work. The best method to avoid stressing about money
