When we first launch our private practices, most of us are chasing autonomy and flexibility, yet we frequently find ourselves trapped in what I call the accidental grind.
584. When to Start a Group Practice (and When to Wait!) w/ Whitney Owens, LPC
Today, I’m here with Whitney Owens to discuss the critical financial and operational factors behind transitioning from a solo practice to a successful group practice.
560. Selling Answers, Not Tests: Pivoting to Private Pay
I am so excited to dive into one of the most requested topics we have ever had: making the transition from an insurance-based model to a private pay practice.
559. The ROI of a Psychometrist: Scaling Your Time
In this episode, I break down the financial and operational logic behind transitioning from a solo assessment model to a technician-led model.
547. The Best Episodes of 2025
As this year winds down, I’ve been reflecting on how much of 2025 was about refinement rather than expansion.
546.Business Trends in Assessment for 2026
In this episode, I break down what I believe are the most important business trends shaping assessment practices in 2026.
542. AI is Diagnosing Your Clients
In this episode, I break down the rapid rise of consumers treating AI systems as medical advisors and what this means for us as psychologists and assessment clinicians.
539. Cut Your Report Writing Time in Half
In this episode, I tackle one of the most time-consuming challenges in assessment psychology: report writing.
537. Diversify or Double Down?
In this episode, I’m breaking down one of the most tempting moves for private practice owners: diversification.
536. Paying Well Without Sinking the Ship
Today, I walk through four compensation models that work for testing and therapy practices…