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On Demand Workshop: Does Private Practice Make Cents (and Sense) for You?

This is a 2 hour and 50 minute self-paced workshop to help you explore what solo private practice could look like for you.



By the end of this workshop, you’ll be able to:

  • Identify your strengths that support private practice ownership
  • Name areas for growth
  • Decide which pros and cons matter most to you
  • Get a clearer picture of income potential
  • Explore potential startup and ongoing expenses


What's included:

2 hours and 50 minutes of workshop videos

Self-paced course format with Discussion boards

18 page Companion Workbook

Workshop Slides

Does Private Practice Make Cents for You?

In this video, I share a bit about the course and what you will get out of it.

Your Dilemma

You've thought about private practice. Maybe more than once.

But every time you picture it, the questions pile up faster than the answers:

Would you actually be good at this?

What would it really cost to start?

What could you realistically make?

And how do you know if the pros are worth the cons, for you specifically?


This workshop won't tell you what to do. It'll give you the clarity to decide for yourself.



What We'll Cover


Part 1: Do You Have What It Takes?

A self-assessment to help you see the strengths you're already bringing to the table — and where to focus your growth.


Part 2: The Real Pros & Cons

Move past the highlight reel. We'll walk through the upsides and the challenges of private practice ownership, so you can weigh what matters most to your life and goals.


Part 3: Does It Make Cents?

A no-fluff look at income potential — including a worked example and a worksheet to run your own numbers.


Part 4: Making Cents of Expenses

What it actually costs to start and run a practice — one-time setup costs, monthly costs, and yearly costs, broken down by telehealth, hybrid, and in-person models.


Bonus Section: Making Cents of Your Options Exploring low, average and high ranges of expenses to help you explore how you can mix and match options to fit your goals and budget.



Who This Is For

This workshop is built for licensed clinicians who are:

  • Curious about private practice but unsure where to start
  • Currently in agency or group practice work and considering the leap
  • Wanting clarity before committing time or money to the idea

This is an educational business workshop — not clinical supervision, legal advice, or financial advice. It's designed to help you think through the business side of the decision, we can't guarantee any specific outcome for your practice.

Register Now for $47

Unlock this On Demand workshop to receive:

2 hour and 50 minute hours of workshop videos

Self-Paced course format with Discussion boards

18 page Companion Workbook

Workshop Slides




Refund Policy: All sales are final. Because this on-demand workshop or course provides immediate access to digital content, we do not offer refunds, returns, exchanges, or credits, except as required by applicable law, for verified duplicate charges or billing errors, or where we authorize an exception at our discretion. If you experience an access issue or believe you were charged in error, please contact amy@privatepracticecents.com. See our Terms of Purchase for complete details.


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On Demand Workshop: Does Private Practice Make Cents (and Sense) for You?

$47

Meet Your Presenter Amy Neal

Founder of Private Practice Cents & Chief Cents-Maker

Amy Neal is a LCMHC who spent years avoiding math — until she had to learn the business side of running her own private practice. Turns out, the numbers weren't the enemy; she just hadn't seen yet how useful and practical they could be for real life. Now she teaches other clinicians how to do the same, from business formation to insurance credentialing to figuring out what the heck their overhead actually costs. Private Practice Cents exists because "cents" and "sense" are supposed to go together — and Amy's mission is to help you make both.  [Learn more about Amy →] 


Course curriculum