Meet Amy Dover, a group practice owner and business consultant in Alabama. Throughout her 20 years in the field, Amy has worked in a variety of mental health settings; as she faithfully stepped through the doors that were opened to her, she began in private practice which has now grown to a group practice with 15 providers. While walking through the good, bad, and ugly of owning a group practice, Amy has allowed her Christian faith to guide her, and to be what she leans on in difficult seasons. If you are a solo practice owner with the goal of hiring your first 1-2 clinicians within the next 4-6 months, stay tuned for her mastermind starting in July!
Key Takeaways:-Have boundaries for the people who work for you-Carve out time and opportunities to talk with other practice owners; they get what you’re going through-Address conflict as soon as you see it or sense it-Seek mentoring and consulting from people who have been where you want to be-Invite others to punch holes in your reality https://dovercounselingservices.com/https://www.facebook.com/DoverCounseling/https://www.wisepracticeconsulting.com/mastermind/