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Need a little help bringing Therapists Gone Rogue to life? Add a one-on-one Q&A session with me — a chance to talk through your questions about starting, running, or refining your solo practice.
Whether you’re stuck on credentialing, finances, marketing, or just figuring out what kind of practice you actually want to build, this is your space to ask anything.
I’ve been there — the confusion, the spreadsheets, the late-night “Can I really do this?” spirals. Let’s make it simpler.
Sessions are 30 minutes via Zoom and fully customizable. Bring your notes, your fears, and your plans. I’ll bring practical guidance, honest feedback, and a touch of humor to keep you sane.
Examples of what we can cover:
• Deciding between insurance and private pay
• Budgeting, spreadsheets, and realistic income planning
• Setting up your EHR or office systems
• Marketing your practice without selling your soul
• Building sustainable routines and boundaries
You don’t have to go rogue alone — consider this your on-call sanity check.
Need a little help bringing Therapists Gone Rogue to life? Add a one-on-one Q&A session with me — a chance to talk through your questions about starting, running, or refining your solo practice.
Whether you’re stuck on credentialing, finances, marketing, or just figuring out what kind of practice you actually want to build, this is your space to ask anything.
I’ve been there — the confusion, the spreadsheets, the late-night “Can I really do this?” spirals. Let’s make it simpler.
Sessions are 30 minutes via Zoom and fully customizable. Bring your notes, your fears, and your plans. I’ll bring practical guidance, honest feedback, and a touch of humor to keep you sane.
Examples of what we can cover:
• Deciding between insurance and private pay
• Budgeting, spreadsheets, and realistic income planning
• Setting up your EHR or office systems
• Marketing your practice without selling your soul
• Building sustainable routines and boundaries
You don’t have to go rogue alone — consider this your on-call sanity check.