Being A Therapist

So you’ve decided to finally take the plunge and transition from paper to electronic records? Congratulations! Your administrative work will be more streamlined and less heavy (Literally!). However, that doesn’t mean you can push a button and magically everything will come together.

A guest post by Bonnie Lynch  When things aren’t going well for you as a therapist, coach, or counselor, it’s hard not to doubt yourself. You may wonder, is this a sign that I lack knowledge or skill? Have I failed to understand my client’s problem? Am I even in the right career? However, there’s

January 20th, 2016 research physiologist Bonnie Lynch, Ph.D. sat down with marketing specialist Becky DeGrossa to deliver a webinar about how therapists can overcome their self-doubt in and increase their business in 2016. Studies indicate that that there is a strong relationship between self-doubt and poor performance, increased stress, and career abandonment among professional therapists,

Helping your clients one-on-one is a vital part of your private practice, but (hopefully) never at the expense of your own personal health. Staying healthy during flu season means you can continue to see your clients and help them the best way you know how: by being there. Here are our top 5 favorite, easy

Learning how to charge what you’re worth can be a struggle for many therapists. Because this is a key piece to growing your practice, we invited Dr. Dori Gatter, a successful psychologist in West Hartford, to share her experience.  A guest post by Dr. Dori Gatter As a therapist, are you charging what you are worth?

Our Offerings Rave Reviews Contact Time Management: One Psychologist’s Experience Chances are, you have struggled with time management at one point or another in your life. We sure know we have. Because we all could learn how to manage our time a little better, we invited James Davidson, founder of Davidson Counseling Group, to share