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Mon, 12 October 2020
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Tue, 22 September 2020
A super smart friend of mine who is an economist once told me that he often seeks the advice of specialists. Listen in to how he maximizes this principle to get ahead in life.
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Direct download: 2020-09-02_See_Expert_Advice.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:48pm CST
Thu, 6 August 2020
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Links mentioned in this episode:
Keep Everything
Dropbox - Cloud storage - What Scott uses https://www.dropbox.com/home
Sookasa - What Scott uses - Encrypts multiple cloud storage options like Dropbox and Google Drive
https://www.sookasa.com/ https://www.sync.com/healthcare/
HIPAA compliance with Google Apps - Including Google Drive and Gmail - What Scott uses
Direct download: 2020-08-05_Medicaid_Audit.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 8:44am CST
Thu, 9 July 2020
Be sure to watch the video where I detail exactly how I do this
Direct download: 2020-07-09_SOP_RE_Video.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:36pm CST
Mon, 24 February 2020
The transcript from the podcast is below. Any grammatical, punctuation or non-sense errors are totally Google Transcriptions fault. Any brilliance is by the grace of God. 😉
My therapy business has been providing therapy for children in daycare's since 2006. When I first graduated OT school, I took a job with a developmental daycare that was in 1997. So for over 20 years, I've had something to do with therapy in a preschool, and I've learned a ton.
I created a course on how to get more daycare clients. Now, what's interesting here is when a therapist figures out my system of how to get more daycare clients they want to go Hung-Ho, all in to get as many daycare's on board with their private practice at the same time, but this is a mistake.
What I recommend in my course is that certainly you can approach multiple daycares at the same time to see if they're willing to work with you but once one of those daycares agrees to work with you, go with just that one. Focus on that one day care and if anybody else comes online interested in working with you ask them to wait just a little bit because you're busy. You've got another day care that you're trying to provide this service for.
Now that seems a little bit counter intuitive. Why don't I get as many kids as many daycares as many preschools online at the same time? Here's the reason. You're going to overextend yourself and you're going to get too busy. You're going to stretch yourself too thin when you're trying to do all this good stuff for multiple locations. You're going to fail, you're going to slip and those daycares are going to notice. Once they notice they're going to think, "well, this therapist is really slacking" and they're not going to invite you back. You don't want to burn that bridge. That's why you want to do one at a time. Do a good job at that one place all the way through before you go to the next day care.
So my advice to you is to not stretch yourself too thin. Don't promise the world to these different daycares that you can make this happen for their daycare because if you don't have the time to allocate to all these different facilities the daycare is not going to invite you back and that's going to ruin your reputation in your area. And guess what? You live and die by your reputation in the world of business. Focus on one daycare. Do it really well from start to end.
I have a course on how to get more daycare clients. I show you exactly how to do this. I give you all the tools that I use and walk you through and help you follow through with it.
Go over to StartaTherapyPractice.com/daycare. You can sign up for this course. It's a live course. It's a multi lesson course. I have to limit enrollment because it's live and I want to make sure that I give good attention to each of the therapist who attend Go to StartaTherapyPractice.com/daycare
If you have any questions, let me know. Alright until next time Godspeed to you and your practice.
Direct download: Audio_For_Podcast_Edited_2-24-20.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 1:48pm CST
Mon, 17 February 2020
For more information about the course on how to get more daycare clients
A live multi lesson course with step by step instructions and tools.
Whether you already have a private practice or want to start one.
Direct download: Audio_Edited_for_Podcast.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 10:52am CST
Mon, 10 February 2020
Sign up for the course on how to do this at
Direct download: 2020-02-10_Daycare_step_1_Approach_-_Podcast_Version.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 7:21pm CST
Mon, 20 January 2020
How can we Market ourselves to this potential Market? I think First we have to point out the difficulties that this new technology will bring. We can start creating innovation of how to merge the technology with a real physical activity. I think that that's a perfect place for a therapist to be. It's the internet of things. IOT
Can we capitalize on how the overwhelming lure of technology is going to cause real health and mental problems? Maybe real life activities like planting a garden that's a real activity that therapist can engage in with their clients with their potential clients. That's where I'm challenging you as therapists to engage our future therapy.
Therapists must point out the pitfalls with the technology and merge the technology with real-world activities. A lot of this is about accountability. Can we help our clients be accountable to what we're assigning them with their goals to break away from the technology?
Can we help our patients have a healthy interface with the technology? How are we going to help them be accountable with that? That's a therapist role. That's a niche for you as a therapist in private practice.
Sign up for my free webinar on how to start your own therapy business at StartaTherapyPractice.com/webinars
Direct download: 2020-01-14_Tech_AI.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:51pm CST
Mon, 6 January 2020
Your therapy business is meant to do one thing. Listen in for an Epiphany.
Do these 3 things:
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Direct download: 2020-01-06.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 4:15pm CST
Tue, 22 October 2019
If you do this one thing you will be successful in private practice.
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#otstudent #studentot #occupationaltherapystudent #futureot #slpstudent #studentslp #futureslp #ptstudent #studentpt #futurept
Direct download: 2018-12-21.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 9:33am CST
Mon, 14 October 2019
Money is the root of all evil, right? NO, the LOVE of money is the root of all evil.
You're in business to make money. Money is a tool that you can and should do good with. I have some more thoughts on money in this episode.
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http://startatherapypractice.com/ is where you can get free forms, tools and guides to start and run a therapy practice.
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Direct download: 2019-10-02_-_STP_Make_money.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:00am CST
Mon, 7 October 2019
Some thoughts of the 20% of what you do for your business that provides 80% of your success.
Direct download: 2019-10-01_-STP_80_20_rule.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:00am CST
Mon, 26 August 2019
Did you know that I'm an impostor? Yep, we all feel this way at some point. Here's my thoughts on impostor syndrome.
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Direct download: 2019-05-23_Not_Good_Enough-Imposter.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 5:14am CST
Thu, 8 August 2019
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Category:Business -- posted at: 8:29am CST
Wed, 7 August 2019
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Alex has a different kind of business. He is teaching workshops and consulting with clinics and other facilities about their sensory spaces. Check out his website Sensory Digest.
Connect with Alex on Instagram and Facebook and Linkedin
Growing up in Michigan, Alex always knew he had a strong calling for helping others. While struggling with Sensory Processing Disorder himself, he knew that he wanted to help others dealing with the same obstacles he was facing everyday.
Not knowing what Sensory Processing Disorder was back then, Alex became his own therapist by exploring Sensory Integration inspired therapeutic activities. It was natural for him to not only help himself but also his friends and family. At a very young age Alex knew he would help people improve their quality of life while making it fun and therapeutic, and that is exactly what he is doing today!
Alex, his wife and two children live in Gig Harbor, Washington after living in Denver, Colorado for five years. His favorite activities are spending time with his family, and exploring the Pacific Northwest!
Direct download: Alex_Sensory_Digest_Podcast_Edited.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 10:29am CST
Mon, 29 July 2019
Register for the Webinar at http://startatherapypractice.com/webinars
Scott has more help for you at
http://startatherapypractice.com is where you can get free forms, tools and guides to start and run a therapy practice.
Don't forget to subscribe to Scott's PODCAST. It's called Start a Therapy Practice
Follow me on Instagram where I like to have a little fun and give you motivation and ideas
Want to learn more about starting or improving your private practice?
http://startatherapypractice.com/ is where you can get free forms, tools and guides to start and run a therapy practice.
Direct download: 2019-06-04_Funnels.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:27am CST
Mon, 27 May 2019
To get more referrals you need to be more helpful. Consider who you can help in your town that provide a service or product to your potential clients. Here's how it's done.
Direct download: 2019-04-05_Shark-Pilot_Fish.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 4:24pm CST
Mon, 6 May 2019
The wealthy and successful and those who want to be are looking for real life interaction for themselves and their kids. There's a niche here.
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Direct download: 2019-04-05-C_Rich_Niche_Screens.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:00am CST
Mon, 29 April 2019
Pay attention and write down questions that you get from your clients or potential clients. Answering these questions in a written guide can be a powerful tool to help potential clients choose you.
Be helpful!
Direct download: 2019-04-05_Creating_Guides.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 7:47am CST
Mon, 22 April 2019
Cheri's mission is to educate teachers, schools, parents, and related professionals about dysgraphia and provide strategies to improve it and the educational system.
Her private practice niche is a growing one along with dyslexia. Cheri and Scott talk about the differences and similarities of dysgraphia and dyslexia.
We also talk about how to target and help parents choose you to help their child with these difficulties.
Be sure to check out Cheri's website
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Direct download: 090_Dysgraphia_Consultant_Cheri_Dotterer.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:34pm CST
Mon, 15 April 2019
Academy enrollment is open until April 21st.
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Here is some of what I will cover:
Direct download: 005_-_2019-04-15_RFP.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 1:49pm CST
Wed, 10 April 2019
Jayson Davies is a school based Occupational Therapist with a Podcast and a ton of tools and resources. Listen in as we talk about school based therapy and how he can help you be a better therapist and get CEU's by listening to the OT School House Podcast.
Jayson has some great resources. I really like his guide to OT practice guidelines for school therapy and his gray space paper package. Both of these and more are FREE HERE.
I had the privilege of being a guest on the OT School House Podcast. Have a listen to appearance HERE.
Direct download: 89_OT_School_House.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:48am CST
Mon, 4 March 2019
Business cards are one of your best marketing tools. Even if you don't have a business yet you should have a business card.
I tell you my secrets of what to have on your business card and how to use a business card to get more clients. Plus, where I buy my cards.
Are you using business cards in a unique way to get clients? Let me know what you're doing?
Be sure to sign up for my upcoming webinar on how to start your therapy business. Go to StartaTherapyPractice.com/webinars
Direct download: 88_Business_Cards.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:33pm CST
Mon, 11 February 2019
I paid someone $1,000 to create the first version of my practice website back in 2005 back when the internet was new and shiny.
The next version I used Wordpress and created it myself. Now I have gone back to hire someone to re-create my practice website using Wordpress. This will give me the ability to tweek it and give me total control of my website.
I'm also re-doing the StartaTherapyPractice.com website. Be sure to check out Podcast #67 where I give more detail about what to have on your practice website and go by StartaTherapyPractice.com/67 to get my free website checklist.
Register for the upcoming FREE Webinar on how to start your therapy practice at StartaTherapyPractice.com/webinars
Direct download: 2019-02-11_STP_Audio_for_Libsyn.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 5:11pm CST
Mon, 28 January 2019
Suggestions on creating your own referral form to give to a doctors clinic. We discussed this in our monthly Mastermind in the Academy of Private Practice. Academy enrollment opens soon.
Follow on me on Instagram and Facebook. My handle is Star aTherapyPractice - Go to the website StartaTherapyPractice.com for free tools, actionable articles and videos - ebook, Academy.
Direct download: 2019-01-28_Audio_For_Podcast.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:21pm CST
Sat, 20 October 2018
Jeremy Sutton has owned a private, insurance-based clinic since 2015 with his wife. Listen and learn what he thinks about buying an existing practice compared to starting from scratch. We also talk about why he has taken the approach of being a "servant" to his clients and how he does that.
Connect with Jeremy on Facebook and Instagram
Be sure to listen and subscribe to his podcast The Servant PT Podcast where he shines light on other servant leaders! Jeremy is also the author of "Symptom Free Neck". His PT business serves women over 50, but he also has a passion for helping other professionals who are recovering from anger and burnout! #Keepmovingforward
Other Links Mentioned:
Heno EMR
Dave Ramsey Financial Program
Direct download: 08620Jeremy20Sutton20-20ServantPT.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 10:19am CST
Tue, 9 October 2018
Paul Potter has been a mentor of mine since I stepped into the world of helping others like you start and run a therapy business. In this episode Paul teaches you how to have conversations that will help you gain trust and get more referrals.
Get Paul's FREE 5 step guide by clicking HERE.
Paul Potter is a physical therapist and mentor who lives in Lincoln, Nebraska, with his wife, who is also a therapist. They have four daughters. For more than 35 years, he successfully managed his own private practice. He now shares his knowledge and experience through teaching and mentoring therapists who want to have their own practices. His website PaulPotterpt.com helps therapists achieve professional and financial freedom. Connect with Paul on his website or on LinkedIn
Direct download: 08520Paul20Potter20PT20-20How20To20Have20Conversations20To20Gain20Trust20And20Clients.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 7:19am CST
Sat, 22 September 2018
Stories, tips and insights to improve your private practice game in about 10 minutes. As I go about my day I record thoughts that are going to make you better at life and private practice.
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Sat, 15 September 2018
84 Starting A Therapy Business After 20 Years Of Employment - Dr. Kavitha Krishnan, Occupational Therapist
When I saw that Dr. Kavitha Krishnan had both written a book and opened a private practice in the same year I wanted to get her on the podcast. Anyone who can pull either one of those off has something to teach us.
Kavitha had been an Occupational Therapist for a little over 20 years before she opened her own therapy business. Learn how she got started and her advice for you and your future therapy business.
Dr. Krishnana has turned 20 years of research and practice into a practical book called
The SI Solution: The Definitive Family Guide To Thriving During Sensory Integration Dysfunction.
Use promo code StartaPractice for a special discount
Direct download: 084_Kavitha_Krishnan_OT.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:32pm CST
Sat, 8 September 2018
Stories, tips and insights to improve your private practice game.
Thoughtful snippets that are raw and encouraging in 10 minutes or less
Think of it as Instagram stories for your earbuds
Tue, 4 September 2018
This podcast episode covers how and why to create a client persona. A client persona is simply a story you create about your potential clients. This will help you discover and target your marketing message to people who are in need of your therapy services whether they know it or not.
This exercise is what is called business 101 so don't skip over it. You should continue to think about who your potential clients are and how best to reach them.
Nothing happens until something happens so take action and download the free client persona form HERE.
Direct download: Client20Persona.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 9:13am CST
Wed, 25 July 2018
Greg Todd is going to get you pumped up in this episode. He's a go getter and it's going to rub off on you. If you're not already following Greg on social media I highly suggest you do so.
Greg is the co-owner of Renewal Rehabilitation in Wesley Chapel and Hyde Park. Greg serves as a consultant to over 12 medical and technology companies. He also lectures at universities and business seminars.
Be sure to check out Greg's website GregToddPT.com where he has all kinds of free stuff to help you with your therapy practice.
Direct download: greg-todd-podcast-finished.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:58am CST
Mon, 18 June 2018
What's the best way to take and process a credit card payment? On this episode Tom Cooley of Card Connect and I discuss the rules and best practices.
Be sure to download the free Card of File Template and check out the special offer that Card Connect has for your therapy business.
Direct download: 81_Taking_Payments_-_Card_Connect__Tom_Cooley.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:57pm CST
Sat, 24 March 2018
Tomeico Faison is the owner of Therapeutic Solutions in North Carolina. She started her therapy business by performing a market analysis to see what needs were going unmet in her area. Listen in and learn how Tomeico launched and grew her practice.
If you would like to schedule a FREE consultation with Tomeico check out FaisonConsulting.com.
Direct download: Tomeico_Faison.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:37pm CST
Thu, 1 March 2018
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Category:Business -- posted at: 7:11am CST
Mon, 22 January 2018
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Category:Business -- posted at: 4:39am CST
Mon, 18 December 2017
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Category:Business -- posted at: 10:33am CST
Sun, 12 November 2017
Direct download: Podcast_76_Bert_and_Scott.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 10:00pm CST
Sat, 21 October 2017
Live by discipline, not by default is what I have on the back of my business card. Discipline is what was instilled in me when I was in the Army.
Business and sports are often looked at as simulated war. There are strategies and tactics. Positioning, training and most of all leadership. Listen in to some military "secrets" that will help you in your private practice.
If you like military flavored podcasts about business and life check out Jocko Podcast.
I mention a commencement speech by a Navy Seals commander. Watch that HERE.
Direct download: Podcast_75_Military_Experience.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 7:45am CST
Mon, 9 October 2017
One of my most favorite things to do is to have one on one strategy sessions with members of The Academy of Private Practice.
Shannon will open her therapy practice within the next 6 months. She agreed to let me share her strategy session with you on this podcast episode.
Be sure to check out the FREE GUIDES that I mention in this podcast.
October 25 – 30 will be open enrollment to the Academy of Private Practice.
After that, enrollment will happen in January – June – September each year.
Direct download: 074_Strategy_Consult_Academy_Member.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 7:18pm CST
Mon, 25 September 2017
Allison Occupational Therapy practice is called My Midwest Therapy. She works mainly in early intervention in the state of Missouri. She started a podcast this year called Milestones.
Direct download: 073_Allison_Carter_OT.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:32pm CST
Mon, 4 September 2017
Direct download: 072_Deborah_Davidson.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 1:44am CST
Mon, 4 September 2017
Direct download: 072_Deborah_Davidson.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:50am CST
Mon, 21 August 2017
Telemedicine Telepractice & Teletherapy for Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy.
Whatever you call is we cover the rules, tools and how to in this episode.
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$9.99 per month for the first 3 months
Cancel at any time.
Use Discount Code AB4M at Checkout
Click HERE to learn more about BlueJay.
Direct download: 071_TeleTherapy.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:30pm CST
Mon, 7 August 2017
What happens when three Speech Therapists who each have their own private practice clinics come together and write a "How To" book? You get a really useful tool. The authors share some really great insights about private practice in this episode.
The book is called Putting Your Dreams To Work. Keys To Setting Up Your Therapy Practice. The authors are Adrienne Fuller, Pamela Rowe, and Natasha Carby-Joseph,
This book doesn't take anything for granted. It explains the most basic set up tasks and goes into marketing and even provides forms that each of the therapists uses in their clinics. Be sure to check out their website TheTherapistsCorner.com and join their Facebook Group.
Direct download: 70_Therapists-Corner_.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:03pm CST
Fri, 4 August 2017
Thu, 13 July 2017
Direct download: 069_Insurance_-_Signing_Up_to_be_in_Network.m4a
Category:Business -- posted at: 9:36am CST
Mon, 29 May 2017
Mon, 24 April 2017
Sat, 22 April 2017
Category:Business -- posted at: 9:18pm CST
Fri, 17 March 2017
Menie Pagomenakis is from Greece and spent her high school and college years in New York. She now owns a private practice in Dubai. Listen it to learn how she started her clinic in the United Arab Emirates.
After Menie and I corresponded through email a few times about her private practice I had to get her on the podcast when I learned she was in Dubai. If you have a sense of adventure, Menie shares with us how to find a therapy job in Dubai.
Menie obtained her Speech Communication Disorders degree from Brooklyn College in New York. She also has a degree from Teacher's College, Columbia University in bilingual education development which allows her to practice as a Greek-English Bilingual Speech Therapist.
Direct download: 066_Menie_Pagomenakis.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:17am CST
Sat, 4 March 2017
Daneen Grooms, MHSA, is ASHA's director of health reform analysis and advocacy. Her focus is on advocating for the inclusion of audiologists and speech-language pathologists in health reform initiatives, including alternative payment models.
She is liaison to the Center for Consumer Information & Insurance Oversight and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
This episode is not just for Speech Therapists. Daneen visits with Scott about how current and future healthcare changes are affecting not only therapy but private practice.
Direct download: 065_Daneen_Groomes.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 10:12pm CST
Mon, 20 February 2017
A group of OT students at Huntington University in Fort Wayne, IN contacted me to ask for an interview for a class project they were working on. I really enjoy talking to therapy students and was glad to help out.
The group of students wanted to ask me about my entrepreneurial ventures. I love talking shop and I really enjoyed talking to this great group of students. The future is going to be very bright if there are more like these students in the pipeline.
Here is some of what we cover:
Here is who was on the call from Huntington University:
Direct download: 064_Huntington_College.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:25am CST
Sat, 21 January 2017
Nate Kloosterman was the second therapist to buy my ebook How to Start and Run a Therapy Practice. I was flattered when he contacted me in the early stages of starting his therapy practice to bounce some ideas off of me.
Have a listen and see how Nate has created a brick and mortar PT practice that is holistic in its approach and personal in its service. I really like what he is doing.
Nate is offering a health coaching system as part of his wellness program at his clinic and he is willing to help other therapists implement a turnkey Health Coaching program similar to his. Just email him at email@example.com.
Nate is a family man with great faith and is just an all-around great guy.
Physio Point Therapy – Nate's practice
OT Potential – Products and resources for OT's (Check out the cool T-shirts)
ASHA On-line conference: Growing a Thriving Private Practice – Scott is a sponsor
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 063_Nate_Kloostermans_Physical_Therapy_Practice.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 1:38pm CST
Tue, 20 December 2016
Paul Potter has been a personal friend of mine for some time now. Recently he and I hung out at the WebPT Ascend conference in Ft. Worth, Texas.
He tried to get me to sit on one of the live bulls in front of the Stock Yard rodeo arena. I'm from Arkansas. I let him know this wasn't my first rodeo.
Paul knows what it's like to begin a start-up for less than $100 when he lacked the necessary finances and self-confidence.
He experienced what it's like to start all over when devastated by a life-threatening diagnosis.
After managing his own private practice for over 35 years Paul knows how valuable it is to have the support and guidance from family, friends and experienced mentors.
Now he has created a course to help therapists start a cash practice. Click to check out Paul's Cash Practice From Scratch Course.
Paul is a Physical Therapist who lives in Nebraska with his wife, who is also a PT. They have four daughters. For more than 35 years he successfully managed his own private practice. He now guides therapists on how to start up their own practice at his website PaulPotterpt.com and podcast.
Paul created the Cash Therapy Success Academy because he believes in the power and impact of therapy entrepreneurs creating small business. Therapy provided in large organizations is essential and make no mistake we need it. But the real magic begins with entrepreneurs – born with the unique gift to build successful businesses.
The Cash Therapy Success Academy exists to help entrepreneurs like you create a fulfilling and profitable practice for yourself and those you care about. We provide quality resources and training through courses, books, and coaching found on the PaulPotterPT.com blog and Cash Therapy Success Academy.
Cash Practice Tools & Resources - FREE
Cash Practice From Scratch Book - First Chapter FREE
Take Paul's Therapy Biz Quiz - Are You Ready To Start A Therapy Biz?
Paul's Functional Freedom Podcast
Fun Testimonial Scott and Paul did for Tom Kruse PT
Cash Practice From Scratch Course Description:
The Cash Practice From Scratch Course uses real world advice to help you quickly turn your practice idea into a viable niche practice. You'll receive step-by-step guidance on starting a cash practice from scratch without spending boatloads of money.
The Cash Practice From Scratch Course will teach you another way to build your dream practice. Instead of spending thousands dollars and countless hours on setting up your business that you're not sure will work we take a different approach.
Instead of building your entire practice before you see your first patient you will create a practice pilot to discover what your ideal clients want from you and are willing to pay. You will learn how to build momentum for your practice launch will patients and key influencers who will support your launch.
The Cash Practice From Scratch Course is the best strategy to start your own business with the least amount of risk and cost. You'll create a solid Pre-Launch foundation strategy and utilize only the essential business systems to get your practice off the ground fast.
Module One- Destination
Module Two- Mission Plan
Module Three- Launch Pad
Module Four- All Systems Are Go
Module Five- Lift Off
Module Six- Outer Limits
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Direct download: 062_Cash_Practice_From_Scratch_with.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:35pm CST
Sat, 17 December 2016
Brandon Siegel joins Scott today to talk metrics and Key Performance Indicators (KPI). Between Brandon and Scott a ton of number crunching happens behind the private practice scenes.
Be sure to click on the Links button below to check out all we discussed.
Direct download: 061_What_To_Track_in_Your_Private_Practice.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:08pm CST
Fri, 2 December 2016
Kelly Ott has a Speech Therapy practice that is out of network with everyone.
Her practice is called Speech Pathology Services which is located in central Missouri. Listen in to see how she built her business and some unique ways she gets paid.
Kelly and Lara Wakefield also have a website called S.M.A.R.T.E.R Steps that educates therapists on how they can achieve federal and state compliance while completing IEP's.
Direct download: Kelly_Ott_Speech_Therapy_Cash_Business.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:59am CST
Mon, 14 November 2016
Massage therapy was not Dave's first career choice. Dave is also an engineer. He spent his engineering days in Fortune 500 companies. Now he has his own full-time Massage Therapy business called Strategic Wellness Services.
After Dave received a fabulous massage treatment while on vacation he decided he wanted to offer the gift of massage treatment to others. He became a licensed Massage Therapist and now offers massage treatments along with wellness and ergonomics to corporations.
Here is some of what we cover:
Direct download: 059_Dave_Guzman.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 9:06am CST
Mon, 24 October 2016
Verlencia Millet is the founder and owner of Herzel Speech Therapy near New Orleans, LA. She works full time in the school system and operates her private practice after school hours.
Verlencia is maximizing her website and blog to position herself as an authority in Speech Therapy in her geographical location.
Here is some of what we cover:
Direct download: 058_Verlencia_Millet.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:30am CST
Fri, 16 September 2016
Brandon is the Executive Director at Every Child Achieves & Wellness in southern California. For the past eight years, Brandon has been empowering an interdisciplinary team of over 100 therapists.
Brandon also guest lectures at therapy conferences and university therapy programs. Brandon comes from the business side of private practice. Listen in and I think you will agree that he is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to the following subjects:
Direct download: 057_Brandon_Seigel.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 1:20pm CST
Sat, 3 September 2016
Melissa LaPointe is a pediatric occupational therapist, a social entrepreneur, a Restorative Exercise Specialist, an educator and a thought-leader in women's health. From her private practice sprang Strong Beginnings, an innovative social enterprise based out of British Columbia, Canada.
She is applying new tools and approaches to work that government has traditionally done. This is a big reason I enjoyed hearing what Melissa is working on. People need more choices in healthcare.
Direct download: 056_Melissa_LaPointe.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:37am CST
Mon, 15 August 2016
Alexis has spent some time working as a traveling therapist. From that experience, she was motivated to help other therapists and professionals to maximize their skillset to serve their clients more meaningfully.
You are going to want to connect with Alexis on Facebook and see what she is doing with Facebook Live to help you be a better therapist.
OTscopes.com is where you can catch Alexis live video casting.
Instagram – Follow Alexis
If you would like to receive updates via email from Alexis about upcoming tools, courses and strategies click HERE.
Direct download: 055_Alexis_Joelle.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:28pm CST
Sat, 23 July 2016
Letha Marchetti has a private practice in San Rafael, California. Listen in as Letha explains how her focus on trauma recovery and neurological disorders has propelled her practice.
Letha is also an author. Learn how she uses her book Dragons to Daisies to generate referrals and position herself as an authority.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 054_Letha_Marchetti.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:00pm CST
Mon, 6 June 2016
Question from a practice owner: "What is the best way to approach a doctor to ask them to send me referrals?"
This is not the first time I have seen this question. First, I want to point out that the question is flawed. My answers, which I give in this podcast, are like President John F. Kennedy's quote: "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country." Just insert "potential referral source" for the word "country."
Be sure to track your efforts with my free networking spreadsheet.
Direct download: 053_How_to_Approach_Referral_Sources.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 8:42pm CST
Mon, 23 May 2016
Joe Sanok is a mental health counselor. His private practice is in Michigan. Joe is also a business consultant, and podcaster.
Joe has the #1 podcast for private practice counselors and it's called The Practice of the Practice.
Direct download: 052_Joe_Sanok.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:16pm CST
Mon, 2 May 2016
Gordy Rogers, a graduate of Yale and Columbia, is also ChiefScientific Officer of Articulate Technologies, Inc. the companybehind Speech Buddies™, the revolutionary system for treatingspeech disorders.
Gordy also helped create SpeechBuddy.com, the first onlineMarketplace for parents to find and book appointments with localspeech professionals. If your a Speech Therapist you can listyourself for free on SpeechBuddy.com to help potential clientsto find you.
Gordy is an internationally renowned speaker and expert onspeech disorders and a frequent contributor to industry-relatedconferences and peer-reviewed publications.
Direct download: 051_Gordy_Rogers_SpeechBuddy.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:08pm CST
Thu, 14 April 2016
I celebrated my 10th anniversary of private practice and the 50th episode of the podcast almost at the same time this month. It seemed a great reason to bring my family on to talk about private practice.
My wife and I talk about the pros and cons of private practice when we first started and then as we grew. We also bring in our kids and ask them what they think of the family business. My dog even makes an appearance.
At the end we give some details about The Academy of Private Practice which is were you can learn about how to start and grow a practice. There is nothing else like it in scope and in value.
Direct download: STP_Podcast_Family_Needs_itunes.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:30pm CST
Mon, 14 March 2016
Amberlynn Slavin is an Occupational Therapist and while in OT school she had an idea for an app to help kids with writing difficulties. Her husband Ben assisted her in finding someone to develop the SnapType app.
Listen in as they explain how they went from knowing nothing about creating an app to having the SnapType app in the app store with half a million downloads.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 049_Ben_and_Amberlynn_Slavin_-_SnapT.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 9:43am CST
Mon, 15 February 2016
Katie Schwartz is a Speech Therapist who has a private practice called Business Speech Improvement where she helps her clients communicate better in a corporate or business type of setting.
A few of the areas that she works on with her clients are:
Katie was also the founder and past president of Corporate Speech Pathology Network (CORSPAN) which is an international organization where members share ideas and client referrals.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 047_Katie_Schwartz.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:41am CST
Sat, 30 January 2016
Hallie Bulkin is a Speech Therapist and founder of Little Sprout Speech Therapy in the Maryland/DC area.
She wrote an article in the ASHA Leader Magazine about having a baby while owning a private practice. Hallie also produces short instructional videos to promote her private practice.
Here is what we cover:
Hallie's article in ASHA Leader Magazine
Hallie's Facebook Page
Contact Hallie
Little Sprout Speech - Hallie's private practice website
Little Sprout TV - Hallie's videos
Books Hallie Recommended
Eat That Frog
The Magic of Thinking Big (This is on Scott's must read list)
Entreleadership by Dave Ramsey
Failing Forward by John Maxwell
The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
Psycho-cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz
Lean In by Sheryl Sandburg
Follow Scott
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Facebook - Scott's Personal Page
YouTube - Subscribe to Scott's channel and get video tips
Link up on Linkedin
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Check Out Scott's Great Resources
Ecourse - Video Based Course - Start and Run a Therapy Practice
Ebook - Start and Run a Therapy Practice
Use My Therapy Note
Free Forms - Used in My Clinic
Free Marketing PDF Download
Free Client Tracking EMR Spreadsheet
FREE Ebook - What 150 Practice Owners Know - Get the Ebook by Taking My Survey - MUST have a private practice
Buy Survey Ebook - If you are not in private practice but want a copy of the Survey Ebook
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Direct download: 046_Hallie_Bulkin.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 7:21am CST
Wed, 20 January 2016
Dr. Joe Simon is a Physical Therapist who has been in private practice for over 15 years. He also has a website and podcast that helps other healthcare professional with their private practice. The Private Practice Business Academy was created to help healthcare professionals (Doctors, Dentists, Physical Therapists, Massage Therapists) with business strategies, marketing , staff training etc... Be sure to check out the links below.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 045_Dr._Joe_Simon.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 8:50am CST
Mon, 21 December 2015
Stacy Menz is a pediatric Physical Therapist in the San Francisco bay area. She owns and operatesStar Fish Therapies which provides Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy.
Here is what we cover:
Be sure to check out the website StartaTherapyPractice.com/44 for links we mention
Direct download: 044_Stacy_Menz.mp3.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 8:38am CST
Wed, 18 November 2015
Paul Gough is a Physical Therapist / Physiotherapist who has been in private practice since 2007. Paul currently has 4 clinics in the UK.
The PTprofitAcademy.com is where he helps other PT's in the United States and UK market their private practice directly to potential clients in a systemized and unique way.
Here is what we cover:
PTprofitAcademy.com - Paul's consulting website where he helps other PT's market their private practice
Wed, 28 October 2015
Jeff Stepen has his own app that he recently created called The Social Bunch App that helps kids with social communication difficulties.
He also has a podcast where he talks with therapists about what is going on in the industry of therapy.
Jeff is in private practice part time and works full time in a public school.
Here is what we cover:
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Direct download: 042_Jeff_Stephen.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:59pm CST
Wed, 28 October 2015
Dr. Jarod Carter is a Physical Therapist with a Cash PT practice. He also has a website a podcast and E-books that help other therapists start and run a Cash PT business.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 041_Jarod_Carter_-_Medicare_and_Cash_PT.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:55am CST
Mon, 5 October 2015
Debra Young is an Occupational Therapist and a certified specialist in environmental modifications, aging in place and assistive technology. Her business, EmpowerAbility, helps homeowners, renters, assisted living communities, builders, remodelers, architects, city planners, interior designers, state agencies and more to create a functional living and working space for those who are disabled.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: Debra_Young_Finished.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:51pm CST
Mon, 7 September 2015
I have had the privilege of knowing Paul Potter for some time now. I have learned a lot from him in a mastermind group which we are both a part of. He has truly inspired me with his integrity, goal setting and desire to serve others.
Paul is a physical therapist and mentor who lives in Nebraska with his wife, who is also a therapist. They have four grown daughters. For more than 35 years he successfully managed his own private practice.
He authored the book
On Fire: Ignite Your Passion with a Cash Therapy Practice.
He helps therapists fulfill their calling and create their dream practice at his website PaulPotterpt.com and his Functional Freedom podcast.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 39_Paul_Potter.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 5:26pm CST
Tue, 11 August 2015
Fran Dicari is in the business of speech therapy. He has a background in business and marketing. His sister is a speech therapist. They put their heads together and started Kidmunicate.com which is both a speech therapy private practice and a franchise that other therapists can buy into.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 038_Fran_Dicari_Speech_Therapy_Franchise_Kidmunicate.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:14pm CST
Mon, 29 June 2015
While this episode is geared toward the therapist who is considering opening a private practice, I know that therapists who already have a private practice will come away with many future action items for their utility belt too. So listen in one and all.
What if you knew what to do before you started your private practice to ensure the success of that practice? What if you had super heroes waiting to help you out along the way?
Many therapists sort of wing it from the time they conceive of starting a private practice. Sure they may get the obvious tasks done like creating a Facebook page, visiting the doctors, taking out a loan, and renting a large space, but they may not get to some very important tasks which actually work to ensure the practice is going to be around for more than a year.
By the way, the obvious tasks I mentioned above often don't make a dimes worth of difference or in the case of taking out a loan and renting a large space may actually bankrupt you.
What if you knew what worked? Would you be compelled to do it? Before you answer yes you might want to listen to what I have to say. Don't blow off these suggestions or pick and choose which ones you want to follow. I am giving you a recipe for success. Change the ingredients and your success pie might come out looking like a pile of goo.
Don't forget to download the FREE Action Item Checklist to put on your fridge as a reminder of how to be successful.
Check Out Scott's Great Resources
Ecourse - Video Based Course - Start and Run a Pediatric Therapy Practice
Ebook - Start and Run a Therapy Practice
Use My Therapy Note
Free Forms - Used in My Clinic
Free Client Tracking EMR Spreadsheet
Get A Free Ebook by Taking My Survey - Must have a private practice
Join My Social Media Private Practice Groups on Facebook, Linkedin and Google +
Subscribe to Podcast on itunes and leave a review
Subscribe to Podcast on Stitcher
Don't Forget to Connect with Scott
Direct download: Action_Tasks.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:37pm CST
Mon, 15 June 2015
The Dudes Abide
So who are the Dudes?
Russell Cross is a speech therapist from the UK and works with the Prentke Romich Company whom he has been with since 1995. He is the owner of a number of US patents and his research interests are in corpus linguistics, machine syntax and assistive technology.
Chip Clarke is a speech therapist who has been in the assistive technology arena since 1989. Chip started a private practice called Asistive Technology Works, Inc which has now evolved into an AAC equipment distributor. Chip also consults with Prentke Romich.
The Speech Dudes website introduces them as Dude 1 and Dude 2 with a tag line that reads "The Edgy Side of Speech Pathology; sharp, profane, but never dull."
Reminiscent of Thing 1 and Thing 2 from Dr. Seuss, these two guys like to have fun. I had a great time talking to them.
Their blog, Speechdudes.wordspress.com, has been featured in the ASHA Leader magazine. The dudes describe the blog as a stream of consciousness.
Here is some of what we cover:
Direct download: 036_Speech_Dudes.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 6:56pm CST
Mon, 18 May 2015
Barbara Kornlau has many irons in the fire. She is currently a professor at Florida A&M college, an experienced attorney, the founder and CEO of the Coalition for Disability Health Equity, and a consultant. Here is just a sampling of her certifications and accomplishments:
Be sure to check out her Linkedin page to see all of her accomplishments.
Here is what we cover:
Occupationaltherapy.com Barbara is a CEU course presenter there
Office of Nation Coordinator - HIPAA - Get on their mailing list HERE
PCORI research
Barbara's email
Is Centralized Medicine Good?
Direct download: 035_Barbar_Kornblau.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 11:49am CST
Wed, 29 April 2015
Direct download: 034_Nicole_Sergent.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 1:18pm CST
Wed, 1 April 2015
Dr. Frederick B. Covington, OTD, is an Occupational Therapist, award winning inventor, lecturer and author. Following his graduation from Howard University, he began his career as an Occupational Therapist. His areas of expertise include pediatrics, school based intervention, autism, developmental disabilities, physical disability and dysfunction, technology and geriatrics. Holistic patient care is at the center of his practice. His mantra is "treat the individual, not the diagnosis."
Dr. Covington has grown his practice by marketing his expertise. He has appeared on radio shows speaking about childcare and development which gives him the opportunity to mention his private practice. His days spent as a professional musician has taught him how to promote himself and his practice.
What We Cover:
For the past decade Dr. Covington has honed his skills in the Washington, DC, Virginia, and Maryland areas by providing private/residential occupational therapy evaluations, school occupational therapy services, adaptive equipment assessments and safety/ergonomic home modifications. In addition, Dr. Covington has been recognized for his pediatric treatment methods for individuals with intellectual impairments, behavioral problems, ADHD, OCD, sensory integration deficits, learning disabilities and executive functional disorders. Having a passion for technology, Dr. Covington has developed multiple iPad, Kindle and Windows Mobile applications.
Direct download: 033_Dr._Frederick_Covington.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:15pm CST
Wed, 11 March 2015
Julie Entwistle is an Occupational Therapist who is a partner at EntwistlePower Occupational Therapy. She has grown her practice rather organically which has made it strong and successful. Julie's practice sees somewhere around 500 clients currently.
Julie, like most private practice owners, felt a disconnect when she was "working for the man" in big industry therapy. She says the company she as working for seemed to be working for the insurance companies and not those clients they were treating.
After maternity leave (Julie has 4 children) friends began to ask her when she was going to go into business for herself. They told her "What do you have to lose." It was a question she took seriously.
Julie realized she had nothing to lose and much to gain by going into private practice. She didn't even have to let some of her referral sources know about her thoughts, they asked her when they could refer clients.
Her solid reputation and hard "get it done" work ethic preceded her to the point that referral sources sought her out to treat their clients.
Here is what we cover:
Direct download: 032_Julie_Entwistle.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:39pm CST
Mon, 23 February 2015
In this podcast I give 5 actionable tips that you can implement right now to help your private practice.
I have taken a short break from producing a podcast due to a new addition to my family. My wife and I had a baby a couple of weeks ago and the little bundle of joy has taken all of my extra time, but that is ok. I enjoy each of my children and they are a great motivation for me as an entrepreneur and to help other entrepreneurs. My actions in this realm do not go unnoticed by my children and my efforts are a great lesson for them. So, with that said, I appreciate your patience with my hiatus but let's get back to the task at hand.
Any time I put out information about marketing a private practice it gets a lot of attention. I am not deluded to think that you and everyone else is waiting with baited breath for my marketing tips. I think small business owners will read and should read all they can on marketing. I know I do.
Here are the 5 marketing tips
There are a couple of themes within these tips and with all marketing for that matter.
I continue to develop my attention to detail when it comes to how my competition or similar businesses market themselves. I try and notice this in my geographical surroundings and in the on line world. In this podcast I dive a little deeper into how I do that.
Once you start noticing these marketing details you must be capturing them in order to re-visit them for future use. I have mentioned that I use Evernote to do this and I cannot suggest enough that you do the same.
I would love to know your thoughts about how to market a private practice. What is working for you? Have you tried any of the suggestions I give in this podcast?
Direct download: 031_Needs_Music_Level.output.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:43pm CST
Sat, 27 December 2014
Overheard conversation:
Theraprenuer Wannabe: "I really am burned out and fed up with working for the man. If I had more business skills and knowledge, I would start my own therapy practice. God just didn't bless me with a business mind. I mean, I can't even do long division. It's hopeless, so I guess I will just stay where I am."
Actual Theraprenuer: "Have you thought about reading a few good books? I can recommend some that will get you started. I hear Scott Harmon has a good podcast and website that you can check out. I remember when I first started out. I didn't know much, but I have learned a ton about business since I started my clinic."
Theraprenuer Wannabe: "Yeah, but that's you. You have a knack for that stuff. Not me. I'm hopeless. I can't go back to school to get a business degree."
Actual Therapreneur: "You don't have to get a business degree. That would actually be a stupid thing to do. There is so much good information on the internet. Plus, by reading a few really good books about business you could give it a go and get out of the rut you are in. You know, a lot of these big time business people never went to business school."
Therapreneur Wanabe: "You really think I could give it a go? Yeah, maybe so. Imagine me...therapy practice owner. How cool would that be? No more working for the man. What did you say the name of that podcast was?"
OK, this was a fabricated conversation, but I am sure it has happened. Therapists who are riding the fence about starting a private practice are simply struggling with initiative. This is why I created this episode.
After I read a few articles about specific traits and characteristics that entrepreneurs tend to have, I wanted to expand on them and filter them through the lens of a therapy business owner. I also give a few book recommendations and a music review of therapy songs I recently came across on Youtube.
Here is some of what I cover in this episode:
Direct download: 030_How_to_Sharpen_Your_Theraprenuer_Saw__Traits_Every_Therapy_Business_Owner_Has.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 3:38pm CST
Mon, 17 November 2014
Dr. Karen Crilly is a physical therapist who owns and operates Casa Care Pediatric Therapy which is a brick and mortar private practice in North Carolina.
Karen has been a PT for 17 years. She worked in a variety of settings before opening her private practice, the last of which was a women's and children's hospital as the lead PT.
Some of what we cover:
Direct download: 029_Karen_Crilley.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 12:31pm CST
Mon, 6 October 2014
Rebecca Cook is an occupational therapist and owner of a private therapy practice called The Right Step. She has 25 years of specialized experience in therapy and teaching horseback riding lessons. She has a slew of certifications from courses that she has taken over the years. Rebecca also provides Myofasial Release and Craniosacral Therapy. What she really enjoys though is providing therapy using a horse or "Hippotherapy". Unlike therapeutic horseback riding which teaches the skills of riding a horse, Hippotherapy uses the movement of the horse as a means to therapy treatment and to reach specific therapy treatment goals.
Be sure to listen to the very end of the podcast for a little inspiration
What you will learn
Direct download: 027_Rebecca_Cook_-_Hippotherapy.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 9:35am CST
Tue, 23 September 2014
Mirla Raz is a speech therapist who has been in private practice for over 30 years. Her practice is called the Communications Skills Center and is located in Arizona. She has written many books on speech skills in children and has a very informative website at HelpMeTalkRight.com.
Mirla has done interesting work in California, specifically at UCLA, treating hard cases of children in very tough situations. She later moved to Arizona and started working and gaining experience in her sister's private practice for about 9 years before she opened her own in 1990.
What you will learn:
Direct download: 026_Mirla_Raz.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 7:50pm CST
Fri, 22 August 2014
Dillen Hartley is an Occupational Therapist and Co-Owner with Niel Visser, PT of Advanced Therapy Solutions which has 4 outpatient Physical and Occupational Therapy clinics and building number 5. Dillen is also a presenter for the certification course of Interactive Metronome and Interactive Listening Systems. He is also Co-owner of the Development Learning Institute which is a web-based language, reading and learning program for children and parents.
Dillen had somewhat of a slow start as a small child but has more than overcome that. He received Occupational Therapy as a child which began his interest in becoming an OT. Dillen is from South Africa and came to the states as a travel therapist and now resides in South Carolina.
What you will learn:
Direct download: 025_Dillen_Hartley.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 2:06pm CST
Sat, 9 August 2014
Jeanine has been in private practice for over 30 years and has even written a very helpful book titled The Small Patient Practice: A Beginners Guide to Starting a Pediatric PT, OT or SLP Solo Practice.
Jeanine has been a physical therapist in multiple states in the U.S. which gives her a unique insight into how therapy is conducted, billed and paid under different state systems.
After her active duty as a Physical Therapist in the Air Force she began her private practice in the Early Intervention (EI) system.
Here is what you will learn:
Direct download: 024_Jeanine_Colburn.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 1:49pm CST
Tue, 29 July 2014
Andy Dalziell (Pronounced Dee-EL) is a Neuro-Developmental therapist in Scotland who has had a brick and mortar practice since 2002. Andy specializes in providing specific home-based intervention programs for infants, children, adolescents and adults who have learning and/or behavioral difficulties, developmental delay or individuals who are under-achieving.
Andy has an eclectic practice and an exciting project in the area of movement. He calls this project "Better Movers and Thinkers" BMT. This system was implemented by Andy with Olympians and Football players to train their minds and bodies for improved performance. He is now implementing this system in classrooms internationally.
Andy also likes to do on site practice and training at different facilities throughout England in Europe and Dubai. When I talked to Andy for this podcast he was fresh off a plane back from Dubai for a training that he had taught.
Here is what you will learn:
How he markets his practice.
Where most of his referrals come from
Andy's other revenue stream.
What National Sport Named Andy a Movement Consultant for their team
The positive and negative affects of private practice on his family
The one thing that comes before money
Direct download: 023_Andy_Diezel.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 5:31pm CST
Mon, 14 July 2014
Jo has been doing therapy for 20 years and has had her own private practice since 2008 in Sydney, Australia.
She is also a counselor and career development consultant. Jo founded a consulting practice in 2009 to help other therapists in private practice. Her energy is infectious, and she has a great message about private practice.
Jo started her clinic by taking the hardest cases and the most involved clients. Then, put simply, she gave superb service and got results. Her referrals grew from word of mouth, and she soon had a waiting list.
Here is what you will learn:
And so much more…
Direct download: 022_Joe_Muirhead.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 4:46pm CST
Mon, 23 June 2014
Carrie Clark is a Speech Therapist in Columbia, Missouri. She has a private practice clinic called The Children's Speech and Language Center.
She also has a passive income website at speechandlanguagekids.com.
Carrie began her therapy career working in the public school system but became disillusioned due to the amount of work placed upon her and unreasonable co-workers. She began searching for a way out of her situation. This lead her to both private practice and learning how to create passive income.
Here is what you will learn:
Direct download: 021_Carrie_Clark.mp3
Category:Business -- posted at: 8:07pm CST


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Fort Worth — The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is staging an exhibit of photographer Laurie Simmons' work, Big Camera/Little Camera through Jan. 27. On Saturday afternoon, chamber ensemble Sounds Modern performed a concert of contemporary works by women composers to complement the Simmons exhibit.
Laurie Simmons' work primarily features dolls, mannequins, and ventriloquists' dummies in sometimes mundane, often disturbing settings and poses. Her work comments on traditional gender roles and society's expectations for women.
To that end, Sounds Modern Artistic Director Elizabeth McNutt designed a program that included a premiere of Sungji Hong's Agonia for flute and prepared piano, as well as a dance choreographed to Hong's music, by choreographer Ilana Morgan, with dancers Sharon Barnhill and Linda Wallace. According to the choreographer, the dancers represented the concept of resistance. As older women, too, they represented a demographic rarely seen on dance stages. Musicians Elizabeth McNutt, flute, and Anatolia Ioannides, piano, made much of Hong's requests for extended techniques. This was listenable, accessible contemporary music.
Sounds Modern is known for its whimsical approach to music and musicianship, and this concert was no exception. Both Elizabeth Brown's Brown, Party of Two for flute (McNutt) and viola (Mike Capone) and The Pie Is Done, written and performed by the Texas Feminist Improvising Group, used unconventional "instruments" such as kitchen bowls, a coffee grinder, hair dryers, and assorted other implements of traditional femininity. Both the written piece and the improvisatory one raise questions about gender roles and expectations. (Can a person play the cello and vacuum at the same time? Yes, apparently, cellist Kourtney Newman can. But can she do them simultaneously and well? Not really, unless all you want to hear are open strings—perhaps reinforcing that we can do it all, sure, but maybe not all at once.)
The most novel use of household devices award for this concert, though, goes to Elizabeth Baker's Command Voices 1919TX-MA for piano, here performed by Éva Polgár. This piece uses several vibrators (yes, the sexy kind) placed on the strings of the piano to produce an astonishing array of overtones. While I found this piece both conceptually and musically fascinating, that was clearly not a universal experience. A helpful romance tip to the gentleman behind me, who was snoring gently throughout Baker's piece: when a lady produces not one but three vibrators in your presence, going immediately to sleep is unlikely to make anything good happen for anyone.
The best-known composer on the program was probably Missy Mazzoli, who composed music for Mozart in the Jungle and won the 2017 Music Critics Association of North America Award for Best New Opera for Breaking the Waves. Her Lies You Can Believe In, for string trio (violin, viola, and cello), sounds minimalist, although Mazzoli says that it owes debts to eastern European folk music, punk, and electronica. Similarly, Eve Belgarian's Did He Promise You Tomorrow? for string quartet, piccolo, and bassoon, is minimalistic and hypnotically rhythmic, and rather better played than the Mazzoli.
The most interesting work on the program, though, was Alex Temple's "Willingly," for flute (McNutt), piano (Polgár) and recording. The recording is created from the voices of Temple's friends and family. Mostly, they make statements beginning "If you'd told me ten years ago that I would willingly [listen to country music, visit an abortion clinic, sign up for a dating service called Senior People Meet…SENIOR??]" with flute and piano overlaying the recording. The only issue here is that the live instruments overbalanced the tape—if we were expected always to hear the words on the tape. But overall, it was an interesting, bold, and thoughtful use of electronics.
Sounds Modern concerts, which are free, are a wonderful accompaniment to the Modern's exhibits. Do what I did and make a day of it—see the special exhibit, have lunch in the Modern's café, with its glorious view, and take in the matinee concert. It was a fantastic way to spend a cold, windy Saturday.


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Le Corbusier Drawing as Process Danièle Pauly, Genevieve Hendricks
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Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier (1887–1965), is famous for transforming 20th-century architecture and urbanism. Less attention has been paid to his artistic production, although he began his career as a painter. Le Corbusier indeed studied under Charles L'Éplattenier and, together with the artist Amédée Ozenfant, founded the Purist movement in the manifesto After Cubism. Even after Le Corbusier turned to architecture, he continued to paint and draw. His thousands of drawings, rarely exhibited but meticulously stored in two watch cabinets from his family home, were particularly significant; he considered his work as a draftsman to be fundamental to his creative process.
Beautifully illustrated with more than 300 drawings that have never before been published for an English readership, this revealing book charts the evolution of Le Corbusier's process from his youthful travels abroad to his arrival and maturation in Paris. Danièle Pauly shows how his drawings functioned within an intimate zone of private reflection and situates his work within the broader artistic and intellectual currents of Cubism, Purism, Primitivism, and Surrealism. In addition to providing a crucial new background against which to comprehend Le Corbusier's architecture and urbanism, this important volume advocates for understanding him alongside leading modern artists including Pablo Picasso and Fernand Léger.
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How much do you want to make a song called "Shake Your Body?" A lot? Then you'd best get over to Burn-Studios, a new Flash-based sequencer that allows you to oots oots all day long using this wild browser based system for beat mixing.
You can check out some super songs in the gallery or make your own music using baffles, drums, synths, and sequencers. I was able to make a horrible, horrible song in a few minutes so I'm sure someone out there in Internet land has already recreated Kind of Blue with a virtual 808 and a wah-wah pedal.
Wonder why this exists? Well, Burn is basically an energy drink from Europe and they got together with an app designer to build the audio tool last year. Not a huge deal, but Richie Hawtin says he likes it (it gives " wider group of people the opportunity to create electronic music"), so that has to count for something.


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European social democracy during the global economic crisis. Renovation or resignation?
This book makes an important contribution to the existing literature on European social democracy in the wake of the 2008 financial crash and ensuing recession. It assesses how social democratic parties have responded, at the national as well as at the European Union level. A wide range of leading political scientists provide the reader with an in-depth understanding of the prospects for social democracy in the midst of an unprecedented crisis for neoliberalism.
The book draws together some of the most well-known and prestigious scholars of social democracy and social democratic parties, along with a number of impressive new scholars in the field, to present a compelling and up to date analysis of social democratic fortunes in the contemporary period. It benefits from an analysis of social democratic parties' experiences in 6 different countries – the UK, Sweden, Germany, France, Spain and Greece – along with a number of chapters on the fate of social democracy in the institutions of the EU.


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Melanie Crean is an artist, educator and filmmaker whose work explores how systems of power are represented in media, culture and technology. Her research based practice focuses on how new forms of media and narrative can be used to equitably shift relationships of power, and mitigate the impact that social systems of control have on people and their surrounding environment.
Crean is an Assistant Professor at Parsons School of Design, where she teaches courses on emerging media, social engagement and visual culture. She has worked with moving image in a variety of genre, including directing the production studio at the arts non-profit Eyebeam; managing animation, motion capture and speech recognition teams at MTV Digital Television Lab; and producing documentaries in Nepal and India on the effects of women trafficking. She has received commissions from Art in General, Bronx Arts Council & Rhizome; fellowships from Creative Capital, Franklin Furnace, Jerome Foundation, Harvestworks, NYFA & NYSCA; and participated in exhibitions with Creative Time, Performa 11, Southern Exposure and No Longer Empty.


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My daughters blog about her studies in India. She moved there Jan 10,2013
I know that for myself, even though I have read and studied plenty, it has still been difficult to comprehend the conditions of those living in informal settlements around the world.
If you would like a better picture of the types of places I may be living and serving in, please take a look at this website, which has woven together pictures, sounds and stories from some of the slums around the world in a very vivid and beautiful way. Take a couple minutes to explore through this visual (turn your sound on) storytelling of settlements from around the world:


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Straws have been there for me.
In the years since my injury, the simple plastic tubes have predictably and silently supported my hydration after damage to my spinal cord took all use of my arms and hands. Out in the world, my requests for a straw have previously been granted with little more discussion than an "of course" or the surprisingly common and awkwardly flirtatious warning that drinking beer through a straw "will get you drunk faster." In my case, that latter goal has yet to be a real factor in my straw use, but I don't mind a good-natured poke. What I do mind, is the recent uncomfortable turn my straw requests and related conversations have taken.
While it is being discussed, my city, Portland, Oregon, has yet to ban or place limitations on the use of plastic straws. Yet, in the last few months, despite my visible need for physical assistance and wheelchair, I have been subjected to more than one server lightly chastising my straw request or explaining their discomfort with the environmental impact of straws. The first time it was surprising, but I now casually brace myself to defend my straw needs in case any lectures pop up over my ice water.
The Villainization of Straws
If you haven't noticed, the villainization of the straw is working. Internet campaigns and a strong anti-straw environmental lobby has been effective both with citizens and small and large business owners. Entire cities, like Seattle, and my hometown of San Luis Obispo, California, have banned plastic straws. In some locations, fines and jail time have been discussed for plastic straw violations – Santa Barbara, California, a town where I've recently lived, has passed such an ordinance. On top of this, straw-free declarations have been made by multiple national airlines, hotels and food corporations, like Marriott and Starbucks, among others, promising to phase out straws in upcoming months despite expert assessments that straws have a relatively small environmental impact overall.
With all of this, it's no longer shocking when a food service employee lets me know they will soon not stock straws or that they feel uncomfortable serving them. Despite what I imagine to be a rather obvious physical disability, I now make sure to take the time to educate service staff, that while I, too, support less unnecessary straw waste, for me and many others with disabilities, straws are a simple, safe, and clean tool that aids in beverage enjoyment and rehydration. At this point, I'm choosing to inform, but the necessity to do so interrupts my customer experience and leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
Straws Equal True Welcoming and Diplomacy
In the 16 years I have relied on them, straws have notably stood out as a sign of true welcoming and diplomacy from the service industry. Growing up in a wine region and adopting beer brewing with friends as an after-injury hobby, I've found myself as the first patron to ask about a straw in a number of new tasting rooms, restaurants, or bars. Occasionally, they don't have one. I mean, who drinks wine and beer through straws anyway? The answer here is easy: I do.
Over the years, I've had thoughtful staff retrieve straws from nearby restaurants or offer me their own wrapped and unused straws from personal beverages. More notably still, on my second visit to many previously straw-less establishments, businesses have gone out of their way to let me know that they now have straws. More than once, I have witnessed aware staff thoughtfully asking other patrons with disabilities if a straw would improve their experience, too. Believe me, if a restaurant owner or server wants to impress me, my friends, my family or my date, remembering my straw needs are a surefire way to gain repeat business. In my life, this simple gesture has been the catalyst for a number of long-standing connections and friendships.
For anybody wondering, I do often keep "emergency backup straws" with me when possible and I have tried reusable metal or plastic and paper alternatives. These options are not my preference, pose choking hazards and safety risks for some, and place the burden of responsibility and cleanliness on individuals with disabilities. I am committed to improving our environmental future and feel confident that I can do my part while continuing to responsibly use plastic straws. In my home, I reuse glass straws, but items like these are fragile, expensive, and I am uncomfortable with any requirements to carry one with me at all times in order to access a beverage.
Could Straws be Ambassadors to Accessibility Awareness?
Could it be that straws are the ambassadors to accessibility awareness? That remains to be seen, but the discussion around them has shown itself to be one of the rare opportunities to educate a wider audience about the less visible accessibility tools we utilize and to highlight the role of the disability community as consumers.
As I mentioned, a number of airlines have recently made statements committing to the phaseout of straws in planes. Members of the United Spinal team have been involved in recent discussions around increased overall air travel accessibility. When the subject of straws was addressed, a general lack of awareness of the burden this would place on travelers with disabilities was expressed. With education, true concern expedited a necessity to find a solution that won't leave travelers with disabilities without straws and dry in the sky. What that will be, though, remains to be seen.
This is the scenario being repeated across the country in relation to straws. Without previous understanding of the needs of the disability community and a well-meaning societal push to "do good," judgment has been clouded. Communities and companies are committing to change, but due to lack of awareness, are not including a plan for alternative accommodation. This is not an isolated incident or issue — the voices of individuals with disabilities are often not included at tables which determine our own access and inclusion.
The overarching problem here is the prevalence with which people with disabilities are left out of the decision-making process despite the impact policy changes like this one have on our lives. Given the viral nature of this issue, it is now up to us to fight for a timely resolution or risk losing this key piece of accessibility. For now, straw availability by request is an easy option that works as a universal benefit. Whether you rely on straws in public or not, we need all-wheels-on-deck to evolve this conversation and inform small and large businesses of our communities' needs as customers.
Straws allow me additional grace, safety, cleanliness, flexibility and independence. They are a simple solution and an unsung hero of my continued hydration. I need a straw to be available when I need it. That straw should be free of disintegrating paper, responsibility to clean or any kind of accompanying lecture about why I shouldn't be using them. I use them because I am a busy human working and moving about this sometimes less than inclusive world, and I need a drink.
Brook McCall, MPH, is the grassroots advocacy manager for United Spinal Association.


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Guidelines for Acute Care of the Neonate 25th Edition 2017-2018
Guidelines for Acute Care of the Neonate 25th Edition 2017-2018
Guidelines for Acute Care of the Neonate 25th Edition 2017-2018
this year's edition of Baylor Neonatology Guidelines is historic, not just because it marks the 25th year of publication of this extremely useful resource, but also because this is the first time the Guidelines are not edited by Dr. James Adams, the legendary figure behind these guidelines. Following Dr. Adams's retirement, this edition has a new set of editors – Dr. Fernandes, Pammi and Katakam – who have worked hard to preserve and enhance the legacy of Dr. Adams, and his tradition of generating practical, up-to-date and evidence-based guidelines that provide bedside clinicians with a ready reference for patient care.
The new editors, section editors, and various authors have labored intensively to preserve relevant material from the guidelines and add new relevant information. They have also incorporated a new method of grading the evidence supporting the guidelines (the GRADE system) and expanded the pool of authors in this edition.
The Baylor Neonatology Guideline book is used extensively in our Newborn Center (including the Mother Baby Unit), and ensures consistency of care when different clinicians care for the same infant over time – an important feature when we have nearly a hundred neonatologists providing care at multiple locations in the Houston area. It has been, and will remain one of the most valuable resources and a distinguishing asset of the Neonatology Section. In addition, it is a resource for practicing neonatologists all over the world. Most importantly, these guidelines ensure that we provide excellent high-quality care to NICU infants and their families and improve their outcomes. As the Service Chief and Section Head of Neonatology, it has been my honor to support the team of editors and authors who have worked hard to bring us this distillation of evidence, experience, and clinical wisdom we are pleased to release the 25th annual revision of "Guidelines for the Acute Care of the Neonate", a compendium that reflects the multidisciplinary collaboration between members of the Newborn Center at Texas Children's Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine. Previous editions of these guidelines were dedicated to Dr. Arnold J. Rudolph (1918-1993), who taught us the art of neonatology and whose life continues to touch us in innumerable ways.
We dedicate this 25th edition to Dr. James Adams, whose commitment to clinical excellence and teaching made him a well-respected and trusted authority on informing clinicians about the art and science of neonatal care. Dr. Adams was singularly influential in developing the 'BCM Neo Guidelines' over the past 24 years from a skinny booklet into a veritable tome of succinct essential information about the care of the sick neonate.The 'Baylor Neo Guidelines', as this handbook is fondly referred to, is meant to serve as a resource for neonatology fellows, pediatric housestaff, nurse practitioners, nurses and other clinicians who for sick neonates in Baylor-affiliated hospitals. This body of work is reflective of general principles, concepts, and treatment recommendations that are agreed upon by the authors, editors, and sections members. When appropriate, national guidelines are cited to help with the decision making process. Also, regional traits unique to the southeast Texas or Houston are considered when appropriate. The guidelines are reviewed and revised annually (or more frequently as needed) as new evidence and recommendations for clinical care become available. Users should refer to the most recent edition of these guidelines, which may be downloaded for free from 'Physician publications' tab of the Baylor Neonatology website (www.neonate.net). With this edition, we have begun qualifying our clinical recommendations using the 'GRADE' framework put forward by Guyatt and
colleagues and followed by many national organizations and journals. Our guidelines cite the quality of evidence and the strength of our recommendations whenever possible. Our chapter authors and section editors have worked hard to create the content you see within, and will monitor their areas of clinical interest for emerging evidence that may be of value to the bedside clinician caring for a sick neonate. We look forward to serving you in the coming years.
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This fascinating tale will take you across the ocean from Nazi occupied Germany to the UNited States of America, where a ring of german spies have infiltrated the highest ranks of government. What better way to cover their tracks than by coercing a helpless Jew into serving as a pawn in their treacherous game of deceit and betrayal? Set against the backdrop of war-ravaged Warsaw where thousands of Jews were faced with untold misery, depair and ultimately death, Chaim Greenspan is faced with a choice that appears wrose than death itself. He suffers a manifold dilemma: Should he concentrate on ensuring his own survival? Will he succumb to his anxiety over the fate of his loved ones in the lethal clutches of the germans? Can he accept the deplorable, revolting option available to him as a means of rescue for all of them? Will he be able to withstand the pangs of his own conscience? Which will he choose?