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For child and play therapists in private practice, the funding landscape is changing rapidly.
If you’re finding yourself stressed or deflated, or wondering if you can make this work, you’re not alone!
Like most child and/or play therapists, you’re likely heart-led, time poor, and now, increasingly financially stressed.
But there are things you can do to strengthen the financial sustainability of your private practice – without compromising your heart-led, child-centred values.
You may not even know about them – WHY? – because running a sustainable private practice business is not something taught in your therapy training!
You don’t know what you don’t know.
We can shed light on your path.
This highly focussed webinar will bring clarity, practical ideas, and you’ll leave with an action plan you can start to implement immediately.
Join our Founding Director, Katherine Olejniczak, as she steps you methodically through a range of private practice structures and processes that form the foundations of your private practice financial sustainability.
She’ll share the business keys unique to the child therapy context and how to action them!
TRAINER
Katherine Olejniczak – one of the elders of the play therapy field in Australia. Katherine is Director of Psychology and Play Therapy Australia. She is an experienced psychologist, play therapist, supervisor, trainer, consultant, mentor and leader, and a published author.
Katherine is committed to the growth of play therapy in Australia and is a respected leader in this field. She developed Australia’s only current Play Therapy Supervisor Competencies and the first competency-based Play Therapy Supervisor Training in Australia.
She is also an AHPRA Psychology Board of Australia Approved Supervisor Trainer, and has two PsyBA supervisor masterclasses approved by the Board.
Her specific clinical and leadership interest areas include childhood trauma and recovery; play therapy; interpersonal neuroscience; and integrating interpersonal neuroscience into play therapy process, supervision and leadership development.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This webinar is essential for all child and play therapists working in private practice. Supervisors will also benefit as the workshop offers a helpful process for supporting your supervisees in this area of their work.
POST-TRAINING SUPPORT
To provide a pathway for ongoing reflection, questions and discussion, we have established a closed Facebook Group which all workshop participants are invited to join. All the details will be provided on completion of the training.