Skip to main content
Headway

Provider resource center

Starting a practice

Strike out on your own: legally, financially, mentally, and logistically. Plus how to grow and market your practice to fill your ideal caseload.

Headway vs Grow Therapy: Which is best for your practice?

Deciding between Headway and Grow Therapy? Let’s break down the key differences and benefits to discover which is right for your practice.

How to start a private therapy practice

Going out on your own can come with a learning curve, especially if you’re not familiar with the business aspects involved in a private practice.

How to market your practice and get more therapy clients

Growing your clientele can be a lot less complicated than you think. All you’ll need is a simple mindset shift and a couple basic strategies that help potential clients find and connect with you.

Therapist branding can be difficult. Our expert tips help define your identity, attract ideal clients, and build a strong digital presence for your private practice.

Learn how to become an EAP provider as a therapist and expand your practice. Discover the requirements, benefits, and step-by-step process to get started.

EHR systems can be costly. Looking for low-cost or free EHRs for mental health providers? Here are a few options, as well as things to watch for in free options.

Starting or upgrading your therapy practice? Here are a few expert tips on choosing the best EHR for your needs.

Learn more about the most important features of EHR systems and how they can help support you as you support your clients.

Implementing an EHR can be overwhelming. Follow these steps to ensure success, regardless of if you’re just starting out or if you’re leveling up your practice.

Pivoting to a group-based model can give you the opportunity to help more clients, gain a sense of community, and even earn more money. Read Headway’s guide.

You don’t have to be a web design expert. Just make sure your website is an accurate representation of you and your work, and that you make it easy for potential clients to connect with you.

Your voicemail should extend the same warmth and professionalism you convey in person — while ensuring the same privacy and confidentiality someone expects from a therapy session.

Getting a great therapist photo requires a bit of strategy — but don’t stress. You won’t need any fancy tools, and you don’t even have to hire a pro if it’s not in the budget.

As a therapist, your superpower is helping other people. So it may feel a little weird to turn the tables and talk about yourself and your accomplishments as you’re building your website, creating social media profiles, and signing up for therapist directories.