Presented by Stephanie Dann, LMFT and Jessica Scales, LMFT
Saturday, October 26th from 9 am to 1 pm
$125 for Students and $200 for Non-Students
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Starting a private practice can be a daunting and exciting experience. I remember when I was starting my practice, I wished there was just some sort of roadmap I could follow. I felt like I was constantly learning about all the various options when it came to how to set up my business and I had to try and figure out what each of those options meant. So many choices and decisions to make!
Fast forward, now Stephanie and I have been operating our own private practices for several years and we both love the business side of having a private practice. We want to share the lessons we’ve learned along the way to help you create the private practice of your dreams.
Private Practice 101: How to Get Started and Create Your Ideal Practice
October 26th from 9 am to 1 pm
at Next Level Therapy, NW at 33400 9th Ave South, Suite 116 in Federal Way.
Learn to:
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- Find your ideal space
- The steps to legally establishing your business
- Logistics and technology
- Basic accounting and taxes
- Market to your ideal client(s)
- The ins and outs of billing (private pay and insurance)
- What documentation and forms are required
- Ways to expand your practice
Register Here!
About Us:
Stephanie Dann, LMFT, ASOTP graduated from PLU MA Marriage and Family Program in 2009. She has experience working in inpatient facilities, community mental health, and opening a private practice in 2011. Stephanie holds contracts with multiple local school districts and Pierce County Juvenile Court. Stephanie has been supervising graduate students and supervisees in private practice since 2015. Stephanie is trained in multiple treatment modalities including TFCBT, EFT, Gottman Method, and ACT; she specializes in working with troubled youth and their families.
Jessica Scales, LMFT, AAMFT Supervisor Candidate graduated from PLU MA Marriage and Family Program in 2013. She has experience working community mental health with children and families, schools, and opening a private practice in 2014. Jessica transitioned her practice from solo practitioner to a group practice in 2017 with the addition of supervising MFT interns. Jessica is trained in multiple treatment modalities including EFT, TFCBT, and ACT. She works with adults, couples, and perinatal parents.