This Business of Therapy

Tag: cash flow management

  • The 3 Stages of a Therapy Practice

    In any business whether it’s a global manufacturer, a corner sweet shop, or a professional practice, the business passes through a number of distinct phases. These are not dissimilar to the growth of a seed to a mature tree, or a person from a baby, to a child and adolescent, into an adult. These stages…

  • A Business Mind Set

    In his classic series of E-Myth books, Michael Gerber speaks of the entrepreneur mind set, and in particular the distinction that he sees between those who succeed in business and those who don’t. The E-Myth of the title, is the entrepreneur myth, that anyone who starts a business is an entrepreneur. He then goes on…

  • The Support Inside

    Often the challenge for therapists around what needs to be done to create the practice they want is not a lack of information. It’s not that people don’t know what to do. In truth, if you want to find out how to do pretty much anything, Google will give you the answer. In this high…

  • Managing Your Personal Cash Flow

    I’ve written before on the subject of cash flow management, but it’s so important that it’s worth writing about again. The work in a therapy practice can come and go, sometimes with little warning, so it helps to have some strategies in place to help to manage your own finances. Here are a few tips…

  • 7 Tips to Manage Your Cash Flow

    Cash flow is the term used for the ins and outs of money in your practice. It’s important to manage it so that you don’t end up at the end of the month with no money to pay the rent, or put petrol in the car. Income in a therapy or counselling practice can be…