Private Practice

Many beginning therapists are burning out and leaving the field before they’re able to gain their professional footing. How can we support them better? Read more

How to tackle the ethical dilemmas Read more

Discovering new possibilities for private practice in a time of upheaval—and planning for more uncertainty. Read more

What is a turning point, exactly? And how do you know when you've reached one in your career as a therapist? Whether it's a devastating illness, or a few... Read more

Some down-to-earth advice on practicing in a small town, where there’s no way to escape being seen and talked about. Read more

Most therapists were never coached about how to reconcile the closeness of the therapeutic encounter with the fact that therapy is also a business. Read more

Becoming a sport psychologist requires throwing away much of the rule book for starting a more traditional practice. Read more

The expectation of a full caseload of clients who don’t question the length or expense of treatment belongs to a former age. Like it or not, therapists who... Read more

For therapists, traditional ways of getting the word out—an ad here, a few hints to colleagues there, even a fancy website—just won’t cut it anymore. In... Read more

What do you say to potential clients when they first call you or come in for a consultation? We may resist the idea, but in this initial phase, therapists face... Read more