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This Business of Therapy: A Practical Guide to Starting, Developing and Sustaining a Therapy Practice by Jude FayYou probably trained as a therapist because you want to help people. However, most training does not teach you the information or skills to make a living from your work. If you want to start, develop and sustain your own private therapy practice you will need more than you learned in school. In this book you will learn: The Six Pillars Of A Successful Therapy Practice: There are six important areas that you need to engage with when creating your therapy practice. This book explores these areas and introduces you to the framework that will help you to create a financially viable practice that you can sustain for your working life.For those starting a practice for the first time, the book includes A QUICK START GUIDE; the basic steps you need to take to get your practice off the ground quickly. Leaving you time and space to read and implement the finer details at your own pace. For Existing Therapists: You will learn how to hone your business skills in ways that fit your values. You can create a practice that works for you. This book will introduce you to new ideas about the clients you'd like to have, the income you'd like to make, and the challenges and obstacles you might be meeting. The author, Jude Fay, is a practising psychotherapist and supervisor in Co Kildare, Ireland. She is also a Chartered Accountant. She brings her broad experience and practical good sense to the support of therapists who love their client work but struggle with the business aspects of private practice. Jude's philosophy is that helping clients and earning a living can go hand in hand. Jude provides support to therapists through her blog at www.thisbusinessoftherapy.com, newsletter, workshops and in one to one coaching. Her work spans both the practical business aspects of therapy practice and the emotional and psychological issues that get in the way. You can contact Jude at jude.fay@thisbusinessoftherapy.com
This Business of Therapy: A Practical Guide to Starting, Developing and Sustaining a Therapy Practice by Jude FayYou probably trained as a therapist because you want to help people. However, most training does not teach you the information or skills to make a living from your work. If you want to start, develop and sustain your own private therapy practice you will need more than you learned in school. In this book you will learn: The Six Pillars Of A Successful Therapy Practice: There are six important areas that you need to engage with when creating your therapy practice. This book explores these areas and introduces you to the framework that will help you to create a financially viable practice that you can sustain for your working life.For those starting a practice for the first time, the book includes A QUICK START GUIDE; the basic steps you need to take to get your practice off the ground quickly. Leaving you time and space to read and implement the finer details at your own pace. For Existing Therapists: You will learn how to hone your business skills in ways that fit your values. You can create a practice that works for you. This book will introduce you to new ideas about the clients you'd like to have, the income you'd like to make, and the challenges and obstacles you might be meeting. The author, Jude Fay, is a practising psychotherapist and supervisor in Co Kildare, Ireland. She is also a Chartered Accountant. She brings her broad experience and practical good sense to the support of therapists who love their client work but struggle with the business aspects of private practice. Jude's philosophy is that helping clients and earning a living can go hand in hand. Jude provides support to therapists through her blog at www.thisbusinessoftherapy.com, newsletter, workshops and in one to one coaching. Her work spans both the practical business aspects of therapy practice and the emotional and psychological issues that get in the way. You can contact Jude at jude.fay@thisbusinessoftherapy.com