"Okay, so you all have a way that you work with your patients and clients one-on-one, you've just never mapped it all out. So your brilliant file cabinet of a brain pulls out a folder here, opens this drawer, moves this one handout out…that's what you're doing constantly in your brain. Instead of doing that over and over again, what if you could dump out that entire file cabinet and take all those file folders and all those pieces of paper and all those tools in your toolbox and all the pieces that you use and put them into a streamlined step-by-step system? That's what you're gonna do with your program."

Tune in as Stephanie Clairmont walks the path to discovering the best duration for your tailored digital health courses, looking into taking content usually covered in one-to-one sessions, and creating an efficient system that ensures your clients receive comprehensive and personalized guidance. Whether your program lasts six weeks, 12 weeks, or even longer, the focus is on evading redundancy and offering extra support to your clients. It's time to strike that balance between time, content, and the type of content to bring about successful outcomes for your clients.

Key Topics:

• "How long should my program be?" (00:52)
• How Much Content You Have (04:55)
• How Long do People Have to Work with You to Get a Result? (07:37)
• The Kind of Content (11:04)
• Wrap-Up (15:45)

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• Ep. 233 Will an Online Program Work for My Practice?
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