Private Practice Psychology: A HandbookISBN: 978-1-85433-343-8
Paperback
180 pages
January 1991, Wiley-Blackwell
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1. Planning your practice.
2. Choosing the market.
3. Choosing the location.
4. Choosing the business structure.
5. Developing a business plan.
6. Establishing your practice.
7. Choosing your practice name.
8. Designing a logo.
9. Designing and printing stationary.
10. Choosing the venue.
11. Insurances.
12. Communication systems.
13. Initial marketing.
14. Registering with insurance systems.
15. Fee schedules.
16. Collecting revenue.
17. Accounting systems.
18. Information systems.
19. Research and communication via the internet.
20. Developing practice excellence.
21. Expanding you practice.
22. Staffing.
23. Marketing, tenders and contracts.
24. Selling your practice
2. Choosing the market.
3. Choosing the location.
4. Choosing the business structure.
5. Developing a business plan.
6. Establishing your practice.
7. Choosing your practice name.
8. Designing a logo.
9. Designing and printing stationary.
10. Choosing the venue.
11. Insurances.
12. Communication systems.
13. Initial marketing.
14. Registering with insurance systems.
15. Fee schedules.
16. Collecting revenue.
17. Accounting systems.
18. Information systems.
19. Research and communication via the internet.
20. Developing practice excellence.
21. Expanding you practice.
22. Staffing.
23. Marketing, tenders and contracts.
24. Selling your practice