Growing Your Practice the OT Way

Sometimes when I look at the information that’s out there to help people start independent OT, PT, SLP, and other types of therapy practices, I am struck by how overwhelming it all seems. Identify your niche! Evaluate the market! Create a brand! Incorporate your practice! Locate and secure a space! Set your fee! What, you’re not on social media yet? Where’s your website?

It feels as if people are expected to hop onto a fast-moving conveyor belt requiring unfamiliar tasks that are time-consuming, expensive and anxiety-provoking. No wonder so few practitioners actually pursue their dreams of practicing independently.

I am suggesting a new way to approach starting your own unique OT practice. Something that provides the structure and information you’ll need to develop a practice that works, yet is paced in a way that preserves your sanity and sense of stability as you go along.

You see, as an OT I know that the best, most durable changes occur when learning and doing present a meaningful, just-right challenge: not too easy, not too hard, and not haphazard.

Interested? Stay tuned!

Really interested? Sign up to join my special Facebook group just for OTs who want to take the first steps toward starting independent practices. Just come to

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1557626877869419/pending/ and ask to join.