Where are you struggling in your private practice?

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Quiz Questions

1.
I am charging what I want to be charging in my private practice.
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- A.
  Yes, I am!
- B.
  No, I need to be charging more, but I am nervous to have those conversations with clients.
- C.
  I take insurance and would like to get off of insurance panels to go full private pay, but I'm anxious that I won't make enough money to support my family.
- D.
  I accept clients who can't afford to pay me my ideal private pay rate.
2.
I see clients only on days and times that work for me and my family.
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- A.
  Yes, my schedule is ideal!
- B.
  No, I'm seeing clients on days/times that prioritize my client's needs rather than my own because I struggle to set that boundary.
- C.
  I am seeing clients at inconvenient times because I am stressed about making enough money.
- D.
  I'm not being immediately clear with potential new clients what my current open slots are.
3.
I am currently making the annual income that I always dreamed of.
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  No, but my clients won't be able to afford to continue to see me if I raise my rates.
- B.
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  No, but I'm anxious to have conversations with clients that require me to set firm boundaries on money, scheduling, etc.
- C.
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  No, I'm scared that if I raise my rates I will lose clients and income rather than increase my income.
- D.
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  Yes, I am!
4.
I am only seeing clients that are an ideal fit for me and my practice.
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- A.
  Yes, all of my clients are ideal clients!
- B.
  No, I see clients that aren't ideal because I fear being too selective due to financial anxiety.
- C.
  Most of my clients are ideal, but I struggle with referring out some clients that aren't a great fit because it is a difficult conversation for me to have.
- D.
  No, But I haven't gotten really clear with myself on who my ideal client actually is.
5.
I am spending the quality time with my kids that I hoped for when I started my private practice.
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- A.
  Yes, it's great!
- B.
  No, my schedule and the demands of private practice take too much time away from my family.
- C.
  No, I'm constantly in scarcity mindset and too anxious about not making enough money.
- D.
  No, I feel burned out at the end of my work day because of the emotional load of doing therapy all day with challenging clients.
6.
I feel energized at the end of my work day because I only work with clients that light me up.
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- A.
  Yes, I love my practice and my clients!
- B.
  No, I have clients that I know aren't a good fit for me, but I don't know how to have the conversation referring them out to another therapist.
- C.
  No, I take almost all clients who reach out to me regardless of whether or not they are a good fit because I need the income.
- D.
  No, but I haven't thought deeply about who my ideal client actually is.
7.
I feel confident referring out a client that isn't a good fit for me and my practice.
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- A.
  Yes, I have done this before!
- B.
  No, I struggle with this because I feel highly anxious about having this conversation with the clients.
- C.
  No, I'm too worried about the loss of income to be selective.
- D.
  No, I often waiver on whether or not a client is a good fit for me for various reasons.
8.
I feel confident talking to my clients about a rate increase.
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- A.
  Yes, I have done it before and can do it again!
- B.
  No, this gives me a lot of anxiety.
- C.
  No, I'm worried that I will lose clients and actually lose income rather than gain income.
- D.
  No, I don't think most of my clients could afford me raising my rates.
9.
I am seeing 20 clients or less per week.
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- A.
  Yes, I have time for everything else in my life!
- B.
  No, I see more clients than that because I need to make more money.
- C.
  No, I see more clients than that because I feel bad not accepting a new client who inquires even if they're not an ideal fit.
- D.
  Yes, But I would still like to see even less.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Yessss!!! You're on the right path to creating the private practice you've always dreamed of!
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High fives all around! Awesome job doing the hard work of creating and maintaining boundaries, setting fair fees, and finding your ideal clients! If you're interested in keeping up the great work and receiving some support in continuing to raise those rates and work with only your most dreamiest clients, find out more by clicking below!
2.
You are struggling most with money mindset.
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Money mindset refers to your attitudes, beliefs, and emotions surrounding money. It's about rewiring your subconscious mind to embrace abundance, overcome limiting beliefs, and create a positive and empowering relationship with money. In the context of your private practice, developing a healthy money mindset is crucial. It's not just about managing your finances; it's about recognizing your worth, valuing your services, and allowing abundance to flow into your practice.Going fully private pay or raising your rates can feel incredibly anxiety-provoking. I get it... I've been there! But doing this deeper work of understanding our money blocks (and knocking them down!), can create a life of financial freedom that you didn't think was possible in this field. If this is you, and you're ready to get started on creating a new relationship with your business and money, click below to take the first step. I'll be waiting on the other side!
3.
You are struggling most with maintaining your boundaries and managing your time effectively.
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Creating a business that you love won't happen when you're working late, working on the weekends and taking on too many clients. And let’s get real.... When you have kids at home, boundaries and time management becomes all the more necessary! Most of us therapists didn't go to business school so when we start a private practice there is a lot to learn! Recreating the stress that you felt at previous jobs is defnitely NOT the goal. So if you're struggling with boundaries, and time and stress management click below to learn more about my Reduce Burnout in Your Private Practice mini online course.
4.
You are struggling most with identifying your ideal client.
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Niching down, or specializing in a particular area of focus within your practice, holds the key to unlocking your true potential and achieving remarkable private practice success. By honing in on your niche, you create a powerful impact on the lives of your clients and establish yourself as an authority in your chosen field. Here's why niching down is essential for your dream private practice: 1. Connect with the clients you're meant to serve2. Stand out in a crowded market3. Foster expertise and professional growth4. Amplify word-of-mouth referralsIf you're ready to discover your niche (specialty + target market + ideal client) click below to learn more about my online course "Dream Clients in Your Private Practice". It's an affordable, hour length course that helps you break down who your dream client is and how to market directly to them!
5.
You're struggling with creating a private practice of your dreams and could benefit from sweeping changes.
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Owning a private practice is great, but you need to make sure it works for you and your family.You didn't take this big step only to recreate the stress and anxiety you were feeling before you left your job. You started your private practice to leave that burnout behind! Creating a private practice AND personal life that works for you is possible and I can't wait to show you how.If you are ready to take steps to improve your money mindset, discover your niche, and burnout proof your business click below to learn more!

Where are you struggling in your private practice?

Whether it be money mindset, working with only ideal clients, or setting boundaries with your time &amp; energy, understanding where you are struggling can help you take control of your practice and shift from a "surviving to thriving" private practice owner!

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes

Whether it be money mindset, working with only ideal clients, or setting boundaries with your time & energy, understanding where you are struggling can help you take control of your practice and shift from a "surviving to thriving" private practice owner!