What we're learning building SoloAgent. About launching and growing a practice, AI agents for working clinicians, and the operations side grad school didn't cover.
Most therapist bios read like resumes. Here is a five-part formula for writing one that speaks to the right client and tells them what to do next.
Your Psychology Today profile gets you found. It does not fill your caseload. Here is why a directory listing is not a referral strategy, and what to do instead.
A synthesis of survey data on year-one income for solo private practice therapists, including the revenue-to-take-home breakdown and how income builds over time.
The five specific decisions that stall most therapists at the start of private practice — niche, pricing, insurance, website, and client acquisition — and a practical way to move through each one.
The first version of SoloAgent was built for the wrong person. Here is what I learned talking to therapists who were starting a solo practice from scratch, with no business background and no roadmap.
Most therapists set their rate by checking what someone nearby charges. There's a better starting point: the math. Here's how to work backward from what you actually need.
What therapists who've already left their panels say happens in the first 90 days. The decision. The client conversations. The income gap. What finally stabilizes.