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Most SLPs who dream about opening a private practice imagine making the leap all at once. Quit the schools, sign a lease, hang a shingle. But Vicki Morris…
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Most SLPs who dream about opening a private practice imagine making the leap all at once. Quit the schools, sign a lease, hang a shingle. But Vicki Morris…
Most SLPs are trained to be clinicians, not salespeople. So when the biggest barrier to growing a teletherapy business turns out to be cold-calling school…
Most SLPs who start a private practice do it because the math stopped working. Jill Shook is no exception. She moved somewhere the cost of living stayed t…
Most SLPs don't start a business because they have a baby who sleeps well. But Alexandria Zachos will tell you, with a laugh, that her daughter's napping…
Most SLPs don't plan to become professional speakers. They don't think about touring the country, building a social media following, or publishing books.…
Nobody tells you that the scariest part of starting a private practice isn't the paperwork or the insurance credentialing. It's the quiet moments when no…
Sometimes the push to start your own practice isn't ambition. It's frustration. Jessica Hudson didn't leave her position at a large multi-discipline clini…
Most parents don't call a speech pathologist when their kid struggles with reading. They call a tutor. Maybe they talk to the school. But a speech-languag…
Nicole Judratis's father didn't mince words. She was explaining the rates she'd been charging at her new private practice in Oglesby, Illinois. He heard h…
Most speech pathologists dread the paperwork. The scheduling, the Medicaid billing, the report writing. Kadie Jackstadt loved it. And that single differen…
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