How to Start a Private Practice in Psychology

Resources for early career psychologists transitioning into private practice on preparing for licensure, getting licensed, transitioning into practice and making it successful.
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Many clinicians are attracted to the idea of starting their own private psychology practice, but are daunted by the steps needed to build a business. This can be especially the case for those without training in business or marketing. But,...
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If you’re considering going into private practice, it’s always smart to talk to other clinicians who have been there. When I opened my practice years ago, I had very little business experience. Luckily, I did a few things right that allowed...
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