As long as they’re “ordinary” and “necessary,” you can write off your advertising and marketing expenses as a tax deduction for your therapy practice.

When someone is looking for a therapist, they don’t really care about you.

The next time someone asks to “pick your brain,” send them an invoice first.

If you’re struggling to come up with content ideas, start by thinking about who you’re trying to reach.

Consider getting creative with your schedule.

Digital marketing isn’t the only way to get clients.

If you have an engine but no fuel, your marketing machine isn’t going to work.

Do you have a marketing budget for your therapy practice?

What if you have more than one niche?

Plenty of therapists just want to do good clinical work and that’s okay.