Mental Health & Wellness Professionals Newsletter
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If you have realized that working online is for you and it really fills you up and your clients enjoy it - ditching your physical office space may be your next move. We know it can be scary - but we are here to support you during this transition. We believe in empowering each clinician to find the business practices that work best for them and then assisting them in reaching those goals.
For mental health and wellness work the ethics and confidentiality dynamics get in the way of allowing us to do a lot of our work from a traditional co working space or coffee shop. Also the heavy stories and things we hear all day is really a recipe for burn out, isolation and loneliness . If left to its own devices - and if not met straight on with intentionality and self care it can be disastrous.
Struggles will happen 10000% in owning your own health and wellness practice - but you do not have to power through it alone. In being in business for yourself, you already do a lot on your own - so we know it is hard to welcome in others and do things in community. But we are here to help you learn how to rely on others that are in the same space as you or were there last year and connect with each other and build each other up!
Opening a private practice is a lot of work and tough because it is likely requiring you to do lots of things you have never done before and maybe at the same time when you are wrapping up on your schooling, working another job, caring for your family, etc. Though we cannot promise that it won’t be hard work - we can take off some of the heavy load from you and assist you by giving you a framework to build the practice of your dreams from.
Virtual office spaces can assist a lot of professionals in the health and wellness field - but for those professionals that can work with clients outside of the state they are licensed/certified in - working online with clients and utilizing a virtual office can greatly impact your growth potential as a business owner.
If you are a human helper who is just starting out or predominantly works online and is seeking practice building resources, community, marketing assistance and more for an affordable monthly cost - our virtual membership may be the best fit for you! Will keep your practice overhead low - while still providing you with all you need for success.
Not everyone needs to have a full time office space just for themselves - but some do. Let us help you figure out what is best for you and your practice at this given moment.
Just as there is a lot to do when opening your practice - when retiring and closing it there is a lot to do too. So why keep it all on your plate? Let us show you how virtual and shared office spaces can assist you during this phase of business ownership and ease you into retirement.
These are not the only things that need to be done to open your practice, but this list will get you on the right path to starting your practice.
Virtual office space is not just for tech gurus. Mental health and wellness professionals can use it to. Check out what professionals would benefit best from b.mindful Louisville affordable virtual office membership plan.
We are here to make your life easier by providing the following amenities in our virtual office package. Including but not limited to a mailing address, ability to rent in person office space when needed, built in like minded community, practice building resources and support and more.
Virtual offices have a lot of perks. Some of them include the low start up costs, minimal overhead, flexibility, quick setup, etc. Continue reading to learn more about the benefits of renting a virtual office.
We know that each and every human helper’s business has very specific needs and that is why we have different plans to fit your needs. A virtual community membership for those who are digital nomads and in person office rentals for those that see face to face clients in Louisville, KY.
Mental health and wellness professionals have an array of clients coming to see them with a variety of different concerns. Dependent on what the client needs, you are going to alter your treatment modality and meet them where they are at in order to meet their needs.
What is a virtual office? How do they work? Who uses them? What can b.mindful Louisville to assist your online mental health and wellness practice.
Starting a private practice is tough enough, so why add more on to your plate. How nice would it be to waltz into an already furnished office, full of amenities, and the team to support you and your growing business? Too good to be true, right?
By listening to some (or all) of these podcasts, your business muscle will be sore and grow and will thank you later! It can be so beneficial to learn from those outside your field and apply their tips, tricks and tactics to your field.
Unlike other solo entrepreneurs who can hang their shingle at any local Louisville coffee shop or out of their house, as a energy healer you don’t always have that same luxury. In order to provide a space for your clients you have to have a private, safe and neutral space to meet with them in. This barrier can add a lot of additional costs and stress onto our plates, which quite honestly turns away a lot of clinicians from getting into private practice in the first place.
Unlike other solo entrepreneurs who can hang their shingle at any local Louisville coffee shop or out of their house, as a life coach you don’t always have that same luxury. In order to provide a space for your clients you have to have a private, safe and neutral space to meet with them in. This barrier can add a lot of additional costs and stress onto our plates, which quite honestly turns away a lot of clinicians from getting into private practice in the first place.
Unlike other solo entrepreneurs who can hang their shingle at any local Louisville coffee shop or out of their house, as health professionals we don’t have that same luxury. In order to abide by HIPAA and/or maintain confidentiality for our clients we have to have a private, safe and neutral space to meet with them in. This barrier can add a lot of additional costs and stress onto our plates, which quite honestly turns away a lot of clinicians from getting into private practice in the first place.
Unlike other solo entrepreneurs who can hang their shingle at any local Louisville coffee shop or out of their house, as counselors we don’t have that same luxury. In order to abide by HIPAA and/or maintain confidentiality for our clients we have to have a private, safe and neutral space to meet with them in. This barrier can add a lot of additional costs and stress onto our plates, which quite honestly turns away a lot of clinicians from getting into private practice in the first place.
I am Shannon Gonter, a professional counselor, who understands the importance of having a safe space to practice in, consulting, networking, having a solid referral list, and being around other like-minded professionals.
Unlike other solo entrepreneurs who can hang their shingle at any local Louisville coffee shop or out of their house, as therapists we don’t have that same luxury. In order to abide by HIPAA and/or maintain confidentiality for our clients we have to have a private, safe and neutral space to meet with them in. This barrier can add a lot of additional costs and stress onto our plates, which quite honestly turns away a lot of clinicians from getting into private practice in the first place.
Unlike other solo entrepreneurs who can hang their shingle at any local Louisville coffee shop or out of their house, as psychiatric nurse practitioners you don’t have that same luxury. In order to abide by HIPAA and/or maintain confidentiality for our clients we have to have a private, safe and neutral space to meet with them in. This barrier can add a lot of additional costs and stress onto our plates, which quite honestly turns away a lot of clinicians from getting into private practice in the first place.
We provide our tenants with a variety of different amenities included in the price of their rent. One of the most useful extras provided to all renters is our clinical and practice building resources. These include digital information, printed books and in person consultation groups.
Unlike other solo entrepreneurs who can hang their shingle at any local Louisville coffee shop or out of their house, as psychiatrists you don’t have that same luxury. In order to abide by HIPAA and/or maintain confidentiality for our clients we have to have a private, safe and neutral space to meet with them in. This barrier can add a lot of additional costs and stress onto our plates, which quite honestly turns away a lot of clinicians from getting into private practice in the first place.
On top of the clinical consultation groups we host for licensed mental health professionals, we also host a monthly consultation group focused on private practice building. This group was designed to ensure we are all up to date on the best practices from the business side of running things and to share tips, tricks and advice in regard to networking, marketing, tracking finances, etc.
We all know that our chosen lines of work have extremely high burn out rates and that private practice life can often lead to isolation. Therefore, as professionals in the field that are wanting to remain in the field for years to come, we have to be hyper aware of ourselves and the ways to effectively combat the high rates of burn out and loneliness.
I am a mental health counselor by trade and when I was venturing into the private practice world and looking for my own office space, I quickly realized that finding a space that had everything I needed (and wanted) was more difficult than it should be.