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Private Practice Consulting & Clinical Supervision for Therapists

Many therapists reach out to me (Jennifer Price) for private practice business planning and support as they take their first steps toward building a sustainable, values‑aligned practice. To meet this need, I offer Consult‑Vision, a 60‑minute consultation designed to help you grow your practice while exploring the internal barriers—fear, self‑doubt, money messages, and mindset blocks—that often arise when becoming your own boss. I have helped several therapists launch successful practices and would to help you!

What We Can Explore Together

Consult‑Vision sessions may include guidance and reflection around:

• Understanding the fear of “making the jump” into private practice

• Creating a clear business plan and outlining the steps to build your ideal practice

• Identifying your target population and learning how to help them find you

• Marketing strategies that feel authentic and effective

• Exploring your “money messages” and how they impact your business decisions

• Navigating health insurance questions: “Should I accept it?” “How do I start?”

• Learning the basics of profit, loss, and financial balance

• Determining where to invest your money in the early stages

• Setting and maintaining boundaries as a business owner

• Understanding the real pros and cons of private practice

To participate, you’ll sign a consultation agreement. These meetings are consultation only and do not replace clinical psychotherapy.

Cost

$125 per 60‑minute session
(And yes—your first business lesson: this is a tax‑deductible business expense.)
Available in person or online.

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Clinical Supervision for Mental Health Counselors in New York State

I (Jennifer Price) provide clinical supervision for Mental Health Counselors in New York State, including hours required for both permit holders and those working toward licensure. Supervision is grounded in clinical excellence, reflective practice, and a supportive, collaborative relationship.

Cost

• $125 per hour