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The Myth of the Scrooge McDuck Practice Owner: What Running a People-Driven Therapy Practice Actually Looks Like
Every year, therapy practice owners sit down with their numbers expecting clarity and often find something else entirely. Behind the spreadsheets and percentages, a different story begins to emerge. Most group practices are not vaults of hidden profit, but ecosystems built around people. This piece explores the financial reality of running a therapy practice, from…
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What Actually Sustains Group Practice Owners
Group practice ownership isn’t sustained by grit alone. It’s held together through relationships, regulation, and honesty. This piece looks at what allows practice owners to keep choosing this work without hardening or disappearing.
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What No One Tells You Before You Open a Group Practice
Opening a group practice is often sold as freedom. More space. More clinicians. More impact. What’s rarely named is the weight that comes with growth. When systems falter, visibility shifts, or people depend on you for stability, leadership becomes less about expansion and more about containment.
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When the Ones You Nurture Leave the Haven: Grief, Growth, and the Ecology of a Practice
A Note Before You Step Into the Village Storm Haven has always been more than an office suite. It’s a symbolic village built from human connection, shared purpose, and the strange devotion of holding space for others. The cottages, hearths, and winding paths in this story represent the inner world of a group practice, where…
The Nerdie Therapist 