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A few of our recent blog posts, with helpful tips.
Getting Started in Developing a Niche Practice
Developing a niche practice can lead to higher career satisfaction, both professionally and financially.
Can you “write off” uncollected fees?
Can you write off uncollected fees? Probably not, unless you use the accrual method of accounting. Learn the difference here.
What percentage to spend on overhead? It depends…
Overhead is not a legal term. However, calculating your practice expenses is useful for a variety of reasons.
Easy Ways to Keep Up With Mental Health Research
Keep abreast of mental health research via news & press releases. Here are some reliable sources.
Why you need a business plan
A business plan helps you define your goals, filter out distractions, and ride out the unpredictable but inevitable bumps along the way. By the time you regret NOT having one, it could be too late
Employment arrangements: When 50% is greater than 70%
As a mental health employee or independent contractor, the percentage you are paid is not as important as how much you end up with.