The Truth About Social Work Licensure and Out of State Reciprocity
From A Military Spouse That Moves Every Three Years Have you ever wondered what it is like to go to graduate school, complete 2000…
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The Secret About Your Ideal Caseload
How Many Clients Should You See Per Day In Private Practice? Are you trying to figure out how many people you need to see…
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Group Practice Vs. Solo Private Practice? Which Is Right for You?
A former student recently contacted me for professional “advice” with the following question: Dear Jennifer: Should I join an established group practice or start…
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New Year’s Resolutions: Private Practice Edition
2017 is here (almost) and it’s time to make some professional resolutions. As therapists, we are generally really good at telling other people how…
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What The Election Taught Me About Private Practice
Donald Trump is President. He beat a former First Lady, United States Senator, and Secretary of State with virtually no support from his own…
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Balancing Motherhood and A Play Therapy Practice
Starting a new private practice was an easy decision. I had three babies in thirteen months. I have a social work degree. For me,…
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Handling No-Show Fees In A Play Therapy Practice
Are you unsure about how to handle late cancellations or no-show clients in your Play Therapy Practice? Does your policy change if you are…
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Play Therapy As a Private Practice Niche
Ever considered making play therapy your private practice niche? Do you wonder if it is really worth the energy or investment of time and…
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