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Five simple steps to helping more people, working on your own terms and taking control of your future by starting a private practice.
A part-time private practice is a great option for anyone that is interested in starting a private practice but that isn’t sure if they want to take the leap into it full time. To be honest, I didn’t even know that part-time private practice was an option when I first started my private practice, …
Danni Augustine is a speech-language pathologist and alum of the Start Your Private Practice program who was able to pay off $52,000 worth of debt and double her school SLP salary through her private practice. Isn’t that impressive?! She is very much into finances, so she educates other SLPs on how to get ahead …
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Only a handful of speech-language pathologists were offering telepractice before the pandemic, but our entire profession switched to telepractice overnight once it started! Some speech-language pathologists absolutely love it and some prefer in-person. Those who love telepractice are trying to find ways to continue to do it because they love the flexibility it offers. I …
Who do you think is more successful in private practice, Type A or Type B SLPs? There is a belief that speech-language pathologists who identify as Type A SLPs are more suited for private practice, and before I started my Private Practice, I thought the same thing! As a Type B SLP myself, the …
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