Private Practice Psychology A Handbook

This book offers a complete guide to setting up and managing a private practice. Issues such as planning the practice, developing practice excellence, expanding and even selling the practice are covered. The book is very practical in its nature and also gives names of organisations and websites which may be of help. A sample business plan and fee tables are also included.

Ronald Francis is Honorary Senior Research Fellow in psychology at Monash University, Australia. Born in the UK, he now lives and works in Australia and is the author of The Manual of Private Psychology Practice (1997).

Planning your practice
Choosing the market
Choosing the location
Choosing the business structure
Developing a business plan
Establishing your practice
Choosing your practice name
Designing a logo
Designing and printing stationary
Choosing the venue
Insurances
Communication systems
Initial marketing
Registering with insurance systems
Fee schedules
Collecting revenue
Accounting systems
Information systems
Research and communication via the internet
Developing practice excellence
Expanding you practice
Staffing
Marketing, tenders and contracts
Selling your practice
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Private Practice Psychology A Handbook

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