Hey Group Practice Listeners! Are you feeling the heat of competition? That can often spark a passion for success, and building a network is one way to make it happen. Group practices are meant to help clients but also other group practices to grow!
We are gratefully accompanied by Samantha Silverman, the owner of Silver Linings Counseling located in Denver, Colorado. She has this passion for camaraderie among practices that let building a network from scratch and turn it into a thriving group. She will shine upon us the story of how she was guided and now paying it forward to others!
Episode Highlights:
What is the difference between competitive marketing and friendly social work?
When is competition healthy for group practice owners?
Why should you think of unique features of your practice thinking there are no two practices alike?
What is the essence of reciprocal feedback from therapists starting solo?
How building a network from the ground up shows that you are determined to nurture risk and creativity?
To connect with Ms.Samantha Silverman:
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