Who supports you in your psychology private practice?
If you want to get your head around the change that is ahead, and particularly if you have more years ahead in our workforce than you have achieved to date, I would encourage you to consider developing your own personal Board of Directors (BOD).
Current challenges for private psychology practices
Like most businesses, psychology practices are facing both internal and external challenges in the current volatile environment we are working in.
Improving your practice to improve your business
I am known these days as a business coach, supervisor, and mentor, but before all of that, I was a practitioner and still am. I have a few suggestions about practice as a psychologist.
Interesting times ahead: transformational change
What is the state of private practice psychology land?
Effective habits in health practice leadership in our complex world
There are four effective habits you can cultivate as a practice director in private practice psychology.
Recovery and opportunities in complex times
I was reading in the AFR about the prediction of Richard Sleijpen head of global capital markets at UBS Australasia that 2022 will be dominated by the three Is–Inflation, interest rates, and infection.
The Corona Pivot: Private Psychology Practice in the time of COVID-19
Leaders in psychology like in many areas of human endeavor hold various offices in our professional organisations or related entities. Being a leader in your private practice (even if you are a solo practitioner and therefore a leader of one) is often an unsung role.
Kaye appears on the Reimagining Healthcare Podcast
Kaye talks with Yianni Serpanos about the types of issues that should be tackled when deciding whether to enter into private practice and more.
What’s going on in Psychology you ask?
Many of us are waiting on various reviews and Royal Commissions to know what our private practice landscape might look like in the next 5 years.
Talking Pain on the PracReady podcast
Kaye was recently interviewed by Matt Cooper and Craig Taylor from the PracReady podcast, to discuss some strategies you can implement with chronic pain patients. Listen to it here
Burnout on a Monday Morning – Why Does it Never Go Away?
I was reading Saturday’s Age and came upon an article in the Business Section entitled Behind closed doors, CEOs literally weep (p.8) .
Kaye Contributes to Primary Pulse About Our Mental Health System
Kaye has been featured as a contributor in the Spring 2018 edition of Primary Pulse, North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network’s (NWMPHN) quarterly magazine.
Trust and Customer Service: What We Can Learn From Political Crises and Royal Commissions
I was reading the magazine of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), Company Director (August 2018 edition)
My Philosophy About Coaching Psychologists
I am primarily developing with the person. I am coaching a deep appreciation of their psychology practice and their overall approach to their clinical work and their practice.
Psychologists are Entrepreneurs Too!
Owning and operating your own practice is not something you just want to do therefore it happens.
10 Tips I Wish Someone Had Told Me Early in My Career
Private psychology practice is no longer a cottage industry. It requires vision, clinical expertise, leadership and business acumen.