Psychotherapy Practice Mentor
Questions to ask yourself when considering working with a Psychotherapy Mentor
What is it that you are trying to achieve?
What are you doing that is helping you get there?
What are you doing that is preventing you from getting there?
Where do you feel you need the most help?
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Counselor, Therapists or Social Worker, we all chose this career because we want to help people. I know i did. I wanted to work with women and help them learn how to avoid continuing the destructive cycle of their family system.
I was confident that this was my strength and decided that a Private Practice would be the best way for me to reach the women in need and achieve my own professional goals.
Initially i wasn’t overly concerned with the financial side of growing a business, but I had bills to pay and a family to provide for. I learnt the hard way about all aspect of growing a private practice; getting patients, getting paid, growing the practice, managing staff, marketing.
Whether you are just starting out or want your practice to grow to the next level, it is difficult to know what you don’t know. I have built a 6-figure practice, with 5 locations and a waiting list that never ends.
Now I want to help other ‘Women in Psychotherapy’ realize their professional dreams, grow their business and experience the rewards.
Do you need a Mentor?
Do you really need a Mentor if you’re a practicing clinician with your own private practice? The answer is a resounding ‘yes’ because there’s always someone who has made it a little further down the same path that you’re on.
What do you need from a Mentor?
A Mentors can help you develop your leadership skills, expand your business and industry knowledge and offer guidance and support. You’ll gain valuable advice from a more experienced person, and maybe profit from their professional networks.
Am I the right Mentor for you?
How can I help / where do you need the most help?’ As your Mentor I bring particular strengths, relationships and learning resources to the table. Together we will determine your short and long term goals, how best achieve them and implement an educated path to grow your private practice.
What to expect from your Mentor?
I will help you identify what is it that you are trying to achieve, develop a path to get there, provide emotional and professional support and ultimately help you grow a successful and profitable private practice.
Why i want to Mentor
35 years of extensive experience in women’s mental healthcare, growing a successful and profitable Private Practice. I employ over 150 Counselors, scheduling more than 5000 patients a month. I work closely with all of my staff on a regular basis to ensure our patient care is both comprehensive and flawless.
My ongoing commitment, passion and dedication to helping all women, distinguishes me at the forefront of Women’s Mental Healthcare.
Having a Mentor will keep you accountable to your goal of growing your own successful and profitable practice.
You’ll go from confusion to ‘clarity & confidence’.
I’ll connect you with other professionals and provide access to a wealth of business resources.