Private Practice Success Stories

Summary

In this episode Jena talks about how difficult it was to be in an office setting while trying to raise two young boys and how starting her own Private Practice gave her the freedom and flexibility to be there for her children while still providing an income.

What we discuss;

• Why starting her practice was the best decision she made
• How having the flexibility changed her life and perspective
• How setting her own hours allowed her to spend more time with her children
• Why not to put off starting a business when your children are young
• Taking ‘I can’t’ out of the vocabulary 

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Dr. Jamie Fisher is an inspirational advocate for her clients and clinicians alike. Her practice has evolved to a multidisciplinary clinic providing therapy for children and adults as well as a continuing education center for other SLPs. Dr. Fisher continues to grow her impact on her local community as well as developing online courses to reach a nationwide audience.

What we discuss:

• Her motto to “never ever say what you will never ever do” when facing new opportunities
• Her perspective on the benefits of an entrepreneurial community class
• Her heartfelt encouragement to pursue your passion as a private practitioner
• Jena’s perspective on why private practice can lead you to exceed the expectations of a regular job and pursue your dreams
• Her live course versus online course experience as a professor
• Her breakthrough moment when self-care became an essential component of her life

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Whether or not you have a logo, this is an episode for you. In this episode we talk about what I did when I was first starting out and how I was able to change and evolve my brand and how my logo helped in that. We also discuss the different types of logos and how to go about getting one.

In this episode we discuss

• The importance of a logo and how it defines your brand
• What to do if you don’t like your current logo
• What do do if you don’t currently have a logo
• Is a line of text with your business name enough?
• Does having a logo make your business look more professional?

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Summary:

Ebony has experienced tremendous growth by pursuing a wide variety of opportunities over the last two months. Her momentum has allowed her to expand her practice, build upon her existing skills, and establish strong connections within her community. In her triumphant return to the podcast, Ebony shares advice to inspire new and current practitioners alike.

What we talk about:

• Her philosophy about delegation following the expansion of her practice
• How she stepped out of her comfort zone and pursued continuing education to serve new clients
• Jena’s encouragement to cultivate one’s skillset
• Her consideration of her employees to help them achieve work-life balance
• Her plans to continue to promote her practice and increase her impact on her community

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Summary:

On this episode of Private Practice Success stories I talk to you about quotes and how much I love inspirational quotes. I speak about one quote in particular that changed the way that I think about my business and all others and I discuss the process of change on this episode and how quotes are not only important for your business but for your mindset.

What we talk about:

• How important quotes are for mindset
• How quotes and outside the box thinking can change your business
• How businesses can change an evolve over time and what to do about it

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Summary

Trina and Jill formed their private practice soon after meeting at a skilled nursing facility and they have been a powerhouse duo ever since! Their business model has evolved to include multiple therapists, services, and even a therapeutic preschool. Most recently they are working towards moving into a bigger facility to accommodate more classrooms, and in doing so, fulfilling an important need in their community.

What we talked about

• Their origin story, or how it all began at an opportune time and place
• Jena’s valuable input on “taking the leap”
• Their insightful perspectives on choosing a long-term business partner
• Their logical approach to delegation

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Summary:

On this episode of Mindset Monday we will be taking about how Private Practice is a vehicle to get you where you would like to go in life.

I've been thinking a lot about this lately. As you know in my beginner course where I teach people how to start private practices. In talking to all the thousands of people, most people are coming to private practice from another setting. They’re either coming from schools, hospitals or early intervention generally because the setting has affected them in a negative way.

That is where Private Practice comes in. You are in control of your caseload, what types of clients you see and how you want your practice to be run. In this episode you will learn how to take this from an idea to a real business. 

What I discuss:

• How to set up your Private Practice for success from the very beginning
• If you're already an establish Private Practice how to pivot
• How to change your business and mindset if things aren't going exactly how you imagined.

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Summary:

Tiffany is a pioneer in the field of private practice because she has started her own early in her career. She seamlessly transitioned from an acute rehab position to specializing in assistive technology. Her relentless determination, pursuit of skilled training, and her community connections have helped her build her clientele of children and adults with complex communication needs in a tremendously short span of time. Tiffany’s future plans include cultivating more referrals as well as eventually hiring other SLPs.

What we Discussed:

• Jena sharing the striking similarities between her start and Tiffany’s
• Tiffany’s method for guaranteeing income while pursuing individual clients
• Her recommendations for new clinicians entering the field
• Her noteworthy goal to teach others as she was once taught
• Jena’s high praise for field-specific college business classes

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In this session, we discussed how to minimize the legal, professional, financial and personal risks associated with starting a private practice.We also explored the five major steps involved in starting a private practice, and ethical considerations when starting a private practice.

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Rosemarie “Rosey” Ott radiates joy when she talks about her client population and achieving work-life balance. She transitioned easily from a background of working with young adults and early intervention to a traveling therapy practice based in clients’ homes. Currently she sees her clients part-time and has hired three independent contractors to work alongside her on a full-time New York City practice.

What we talk about:

• Her eye-opening experiences that led her to take confidence in her therapeutic approach
• How family support compelled her to expand her practice
• Her advice on taking advantage of one's location including collaboration with other providers
• Her perspective on specializing to maximize client outcomes
• Jena’s sage advice based on mentoring many new SLPs starting out

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