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Getting Started in Private Practice: The Complete Guide to Building Your Mental Health Practice (Getting Started)
by Chris E. Stout, Laurie Cope Grand
from Wiley

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Not thrilled...
  After reading the first 3 chapters of this book, I've closed it for now and am moving on to another book I purchased that I'm finding much more helpful. This book reads like a professor's lecture notes and handouts - choppy - then some parts are way too basic for anyone who's ever worked as a counselor. Some of the information is helpful if you can follow the unwritten connections, or if you need a list of questions or a checklist as guidance. I may come back to other chapters for such resources, but I'm... more info

• Must have for new therapists
  I bought three other guides to starting a private practice and this one outshines them all. Everything I needed and nothing I didn't. The information about setting fees was specific and very helpful, unlike many other books that give only a very general overview. Even the small things like business cards and stationary were discussed. Marketing ideas were great as well.

• An excellent primer that is concise and to the point
  Unlike most books on starting a private practice, Getting Started in Private Practice, doesn't waste time with nonsensical fluff on whether one should be in private practice and other "touchy feely" irrelevancies. The authors presume you are reading the book because you have already decided private practice is for you and takes off from there.
  The book is concise and straightforward with information on the financial and legal aspects of starting and running a private practice. Whereas other books tend... more info

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