Month: November 2018

What we discuss: Her in-depth research that unearthed important business revelationsHer development of a unique product to generate passive incomeThe difficult yet beneficial decision she made to delay renting an office spaceHer best recommendations to join in and collaborate with your community​Guest: Bobbi Adams-BrownBobbi had a family connection to speech-language pathology early on and pursued it beyond her education degree. She has experience both in contracting in the public schools […]

What we discuss: Her insider’s point of view of the developing field of telepracticeHer process to finding new clients with a recommendation to consider delegating tasks as neededThe art of new navigating business relationships and licensure rulesExciting developments regarding her new teletherapy platformHer best recommendation for new practitionersGuest: McKell Smith, CCC-SLPMcKell envisioned starting her private practice when she was in college, but never suspected that it would occur […]

What we discuss: Her compelling argument in support of in-home servicesHer strategies to generate referrals from numerous resourcesHow she promotes collaboration, not competition, with other SLPs and healthcare practitionersHer pragmatic advice to balance both your private practice aspirations and your sanityThe helpful resources she created (and is now sharing) that have been valuable to her practice​Guest: Leanna Vollintine, CCC-SLPA pediatric speech-language pathologist with more than […]

What we discuss: The “leap of faith” she took launching a private practiceRising to the challenge of marketing herself despite her shy dispositionBalancing her ideal work life with her family needsHer dedication to continuing educationGuest: Katie Carney, CCC-SLPKatie has 10 years experience working as an SLP.  Katie has worked with children and adults in a variety of settings including: early intervention, outpatient clinic, school, hospital and skilled nursing fac […]

What we discuss: The need to be flexible when you start private practice to earn the flexibility of an established practiceThe specific population of referrals that surprised her the mostHow she set herself apart when she chose her specialization in dyslexiaCombining skills from her various interests to craft her own “low effort high impact” curriculum, which she presents online and in workshop formTechnology’s impact on communication, which has challenged adults and children alikeHow imp […]

What we discuss: How she chose the unique name of her practiceEducating herself on business administration skills in order to acquire clients, particularly onlineThe benefits she has reaped from delegating different activities to othersHow she structures her day to maximize her timeHer successful marketing strategies and the next group she wants to break intoThe particular feature of her website that has helped add a personal touchGuest: Emily Cohen, CCC-SLP​While an undergraduate at Indi […]