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Adding Clinicians 1099 or W-2, Articles, Running a Business, Why I don't take insuranceDecember 7, 2012

Adding 1099 Contractors to Your Practice

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I received three emails today, it must be 1099 Friday: Re: 1099 discussion on LinkedIn “I saw the posting and am interested as well….

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Articles, Aspiring Clinicians, Clinical Issues, Marketing, Running a Business, SEO, Setting Up a WebsiteJuly 27, 2012

Selecting a counseling private practice name

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How to name a counseling private practice What’s in a name? EVERYTHING! The name of your practice should be something that reflects who you…

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Articles, Aspiring Clinicians, Branding, Marketing, Networking, Running a BusinessApril 10, 2012

Four things to do before starting a private practice

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I know the feeling, you are so excited that you can’t stand it. You want to start as soon as possible. Here are four…

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