Before I could open my speech pathology clinic, I had to develop a bunch of clinic forms and templates so I was ready for my first client. When I opened up, I spent hours fixing and tweaking my forms …
Speech pathologists: how to talk about what you do for a living without being “salesy”
"I need a blood test"* Lots of people have never met a speech pathologist. Some have a rough idea of what we do, often along the lines of: "Oh, you work with kids with speech impediments, …
Turning Pro – Part 3 – 9 final tips to launch and run a professional speech pathology practice
In a world that, increasingly, seems to reward wannabes, amateurs and charlatans, "Turning Pro" in any field of work is hard. Staying Pro is even harder. In this, our third and final instalment, …
29 tips to Turn Pro and improve your private practice – Part 2
So, having implemented each of the professional private practice habits discussed in Part 1, it's now time to step it up a gear! So here are nine more habits to improve the professionalism of your …
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29 tips to Turn Pro and improve your private practice – Part 1
To succeed in private practice, we know that we need to be professional. But what does this actually mean? Ethical? Of course. But being ethical isn't enough to keep you in business for …
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