This workshop includes theory as well as clinical examples. It includes videos ranging from 5-15 minutes in length. The PowerPoint of the workshop can be downloaded.
Starting and managing your private practice in psychology
Dr. Valentina Munoz, Psychologist. Ph. D.
All the tools so you can concentrate on what matters most: your clients.
Excerpt: starting a private practice
- 4h of continuing education
- 25 lessons that last from 5 to 15 minutes each
- 1 certificate of achievement
- 1 power-point
- 1 bibliography
- 1 course evaluation
- 4 months unlimited access
- 7-day money back guarantee
- 97% of participants who completed the satisfaction survey declare they would recommend this course to a colleague
Overview
Most professionals in helping roles will be self-employed at some point in their career. This training is designed to cover the essential topics related to private practice. You will discover what type of entrepreneur you are and how to build on your strengths. This training will also cover the different types of private practice structures so you can evaluate which one is right for you. In addition, basic legal and financial aspects will be presented and explained with concrete examples. This training will then focus on how to manage and administer your private practice, and necessary forms to get started will be put at your disposal. Finally, tips and tricks will be presented so you can maintain a healthy balance while being your own boss.
The main objective is to give you a toolbox to start, maintain, or modify your private practice as needed.
Accreditation
About the expert
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Dr. Valentina Munoz has been a practicing clinical psychologist for over 15 years. She holds a PhD in clinical and research psychology from the University of Montreal, Canada. She specializes in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) to treat anxiety disorders in adults.
She also worked at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute for many years, where she treated patients suffering from severe anxiety disorders with various co-morbid mental and social conditions, supervised doctoral interns, and served as co-leader for the Clinical Supervision Psychology Committee.
She currently has a private practice and offers training, including to the general public, to other mental health professionals, and in corporate settings. Her workshops, articles, and appearances in the media usually touch upon topics such as resilience, anxiety disorders, and stress management.
Learning objectives
- Determining if starting your own business is for you and finding a suitable personalized formula
- Defusing typical fears encountered by those wishing to start a private practice
- Providing practical information about key aspects of starting a private practice
Learning material
Syllabus
- Powerpoint
- 1. Presentation
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Theme 1: What type of entrepreneur are you?
- 2. Self-knowledge (Your strengths, chalenges, and entrepreneurial qualities)
- 3. Assessing entrepreneurial and personal profiles
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Theme 2: What type of private practice should you choose?
- 4. Turnkey office and subletting with colleagues
- 5. Solo rental, opening your clinic and practicing at home
- 6. Webtherapy
- 7. Office search- outdoor and indoor factors
- 8. Space and layout of your office
- 9. Dress code and key messages
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Theme 3: What legal aspects should you consider?
- 10. Different business legal structures
- 11. Company name and trademark
- 12. Insurance, membership and key messages about legal issues
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Theme 4: What about your finances?
- 13. Private vs public fees
- 14. Fees and revenues of a private practice
- 15. Taxes and finances takeways
- Forms
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Theme 5: How to manage the administrative side?
- 16. Forms and progress notes
- 17. Managing the practice
- 18. Referrals
- 19. Websites and key messages of administration
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Theme 6: How to manage my daily practice
- 20. First contact and managing appointments
- 21. First session, session structure and general record keeping tips
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Theme 7: How to maintain a healthy balance
- 22. Self-assertion
- 23. Boundaries and anticipating challenges
- 24. Tips and tricks about balance
- 25. Conclusion
- Bibliography
CE Credits
Download a certificate of successful completion.
Audience
This training is intended for mental health professionals.
Registration
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