Practical Resources for Clinicians

5 Things to Look for in a Private Practice Business Coach
Nikki Rubin, Psy.D. Nikki Rubin, Psy.D.

5 Things to Look for in a Private Practice Business Coach

If you’re a mental health clinician who has just started a private practice, wants to improve their practice, or are considering starting one and have no idea where to start, you’re not alone. Starting a private practice is intimidating, so many clinicians look to a private practice business coach for guidance on their journey. Here’s 5 things to look for.

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What to Expect as a Private Practice Salary in California
Nikki Rubin, Psy.D. Nikki Rubin, Psy.D.

What to Expect as a Private Practice Salary in California

Thinking about starting a private practice, or recently started one and want to know what to expect for a salary? We break down California state averages for each license type, plus provide tips for building a thriving practice.

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How to Become a Licensed Therapist
Nikki Rubin, Psy.D. Nikki Rubin, Psy.D.

How to Become a Licensed Therapist

Becoming a licensed therapist requires a few steps: a specific degree, a certain amount of hours of supervised therapeutic work with clients, and licensing exams. This article will walk through resources, psychological organizations, and info about how to get started.

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5 Myths About Running a Private Practice
Nikki Rubin, Psy.D. Nikki Rubin, Psy.D.

5 Myths About Running a Private Practice

When starting out, many clinicians have a few preconceived notions about what it means to run a private practice. Here we break down the most common myths while offering helpful truths to set your mind at ease about how accessible it is.

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Starting a Private Practice Checklist (Including PDF Download)
Nikki Rubin, Psy.D. Nikki Rubin, Psy.D.

Starting a Private Practice Checklist (Including PDF Download)

Starting your own private practice is a huge step toward professional independence and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on your patients' lives. Many folks get intimidated by the logistics of launching a private practice because doing so means running a business—which is not something any clinicians are taught in school, unfortunately. 

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