Marketing Your Private Practice for the New Year: How to Attract Clients in 2024

Are you ready to grow your private practice in 2024? The months from January to April are some of the busiest for therapy clients, making right now the perfect time to revamp your marketing strategy. In this guide, we’ll explore actionable steps to boost your SEO, improve your therapist directory profiles, and leverage social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Whether you’re looking to enhance your website or attract more clients, I’ve got you covered with easy, digestible tips to elevate your practice.

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Setting the right fees is essential for the success of your private therapy practice. In this blog post, we break down the steps to determine your fees, starting with market research and understanding your overhead costs. Learn how to calculate fixed, variable, and annual expenses to ensure your fees cover all your costs and desired income. We also provide a step-by-step example to help you set a competitive rate that aligns with your market and professional skills. Additionally, discover strategies for adjusting your fees if you accept insurance and how to assess whether your rates are viable. For more detailed assistance, check out our 1:1 coaching services and upcoming courses tailored to help therapists optimize their practice finances.

Starting a private practice involves making crucial decisions about your business structure and tax setup. In this blog post, we explore the different entity types—Sole Proprietorship, LLC/PLLC, and LLC taxed as an S-Corp. Learn about the pros and cons of each option and how to choose the best one for your therapy practice. We also guide you through the process of obtaining a free EIN from the IRS, ensuring you avoid unnecessary fees and complete the application smoothly. Discover how to check your state’s name availability, consider trademark issues, and understand the steps for transitioning from a sole proprietorship if needed. For more personalized guidance, check out our 1:1 coaching and upcoming course designed specifically for therapists starting their own practices.

So your a therapist or counselor who wants to start a private practice? congratulations! Today’s post is sharing 3 low-cost tips that I wish I knew when I was starting my private practice. these tips can help you save money and be more successful in your private practice.

Do you want to start a private practice but are worried about money? How much is it going to cost, how much can I make, how much do I pay for taxes?
If you have those questions, look no further. I am an ex-CPA turned therapist and am not shy about talking about money.
Here are 6 tips to make your private practice more profitable, and to help you feel more comfortable with budgeting and money in your practice.

This post breaks down the difference in entity types and which one might be best for your private practice. This post talks about the pros and cons of LLCs/PLLCs and sole proprietorship, as well as some guidance on getting an EIN to protect your social security number.

5 things I wish that grad school had taught me about starting a private practice as a therapist (or counselor/mental health professional).

5 tips for starting a private practice!