This Business of Therapy; A Practical Guide to Starting, Developing and Sustaining A Therapy Practice
Helping Your Clients And Earning A Living At The Same Time Is Possible
I Believe…
… that practising as a psychotherapist, counsellor or therapist of any persuasion should be satisfying and rewarding for both client and practitioner.
If you want to start, develop or sustain a therapy practice that not only meets your clients’ needs, but allows you to earn a living at the same time, then I can show you how.
In This Business of Therapy: A Practical Guide to Starting, Developing and Sustaining a Therapy Practice you will learn:
The Six Pillars Of A Successful Therapy Practice
The skills and experience needed to work with clients are taught in therapy school. The skills and experience to make a living at it, are not. But you can learn how to make a living as a therapist. There are six main areas that you need to engage with to create a financially viable and sustainable 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 Newly or Nearly Qualified Therapists: A QUICK START GUIDE To Starting Your Own Therapy Practice
You’ll find the basic first steps you need to take to get off the ground quickly. Learn the essential housekeeping issues, how to find those first clients, and how to find somewhere to work from. You can then read and implement the detail of the six pillars at your own pace.
For Existing Therapists: How To Hone Your Business Skills To Create A Viable Therapy Practice That Works For You
Learn how to develop and sustain your therapy practice using strategies that fit with your values and with who you are. This book will introduce you to new ideas about the clients you’d like to have and how to find them, the fees you’d like to charge and how to earn them, and the challenges and obstacles you might be meeting.
If you are starting your own therapy practice or finding it hard to earn enough in your practice, scroll up to the top of the page and buy this book now. You’ll be glad you did!
About The Author
Jude Fay is a practising counsellor and psychotherapist, living and working in Co Kildare, Ireland.
In addition to her private practice work, Jude works with therapists in developing and managing their practices. Before training as a psychotherapist, Jude worked in and for the Accountancy profession for thirty years. Her roles included private practice, consultancy, human resources and training. She brings these experiences to the aid of therapists seeking to start or develop their private practices. Jude’s philosophy is that helping clients does not need to be inconsistent with earning a living.
For some time now, Jude has been providing information and support to therapists through articles on her website www.thisbusinessoftherapy.com, a regular e-newsletter, workshops and in one to one work. Her work spans both the practical business aspects of therapy practice and the emotional and psychological issues that get in the way of creating a financially viable practice.
You can contact Jude at jude.fay@thisbusinessoftherapy.com
