Many therapists starting private practice consider working with a partner. Some may feel motivated by impostor syndrome around going into business alone, or they may just have a friendly relationship with another therapist and think that starting a business together sounds great. Whatever the reason, partnerships can be really amazing, but they also can be…

There are many mental health professionals who step into entrepreneurship so that they can shape a business around the needs they see in their community. It can be a challenging, controversial, and personal road to take, but the impact of building a business around your specific calling can leave a strong and lasting impact on…

Many entrepreneurs romanticize and fantasize about the idea of leaving everything behind to move to another country and work remotely. It can seem like the adventure of a lifetime, and it might be, but there is more to it than just moving to your location with a laptop in hand. Like all big changes, there…

If you’re a therapist in private practice, you are most likely a bit of an overachiever and will face burnout as you develop and run your business. There can be this drive to do more and make more, and it’s easy to get distracted by comparison traps and overwhelm. But there are ways to systematically…

“Success is hidden in the struggles. Happiness is hidden in what hurts.” There’s an unsexy side to entrepreneurship that often gets overlooked and not talked about even though it is also more common than the glamorous shell that many entrepreneurs put online. The persona of the rich entrepreneur sitting on a beach drinking cocktails is…

Many aspects of the mental health field as we know it are systemically based and built on values sourced from colonialism, white supremacy, and Christianity. As a result, there is often a lot of secrecy around the practice of therapy, and it can be very difficult to access for certain communities. If you want to…

Entrepreneurship involves putting yourself on the line and placing faith in ideas and actions that you can’t 100% know will be as successful as you want, but often times the thing that limits that success and places those doubts is based on inner child wounds around past trauma and fears. Those might show up as…

Many therapists who step into entrepreneurship get struck with fears around if they are doing things right, whether can they be successful, and when will everything come crashing down and everyone find out that they suck at this? Basically, impostor syndrome on a rampage… And it’s normal to feel it and to question yourself, but…

Starting a private therapy practice means becoming a business owner, wearing all the hats, and being more than just a therapist. It can feel stressful to suddenly have to step into a non-therapy role, especially if you never learned how or if you flat-out hate doing the necessary tasks that come with business ownership. These…

Even the most successful therapists and entrepreneurs get hit with impostor syndrome from time to time. It can leave you questioning the choices you make even when things are going well, and it takes resilience to combat it. As an entrepreneur, you will often take risks, and not everything will turn out as you imagined…