Special FREE Webinar:
Fee-for-service Private Practice outside Managed Care
with Ofer Zur, PhD
Friday, August 19th, 2011
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Dr. Zur
We are very pleased to be able to offer a free webinar on a very timely topic. Many psychotherapists have found it more difficult to have a fee-for-service practice since the 'Great Recession' which began in 2008. Dr. Ofer Zur is one of the most prolific authors and writers on the topics of private practice; ethics; continuining education; clinical issues and the use of technology.
This one hour webinar discusses ways to develop and sustain a 100% fee-for-service psychotherapy or counseling private practice outside of managed care and also ways for therapists to market themselves with integrity and joy. This will help therapists understand both online and other marketing tools in order to prioritize their efforts and resources.
The aim is to help therapists broaden their approach beyond DSM and pathology, to working with people, intermittently, throughout their lives. Most importantly it will help therapists present themselves online in ways that are appealing to 21st century mental health
consumers.
As a Special Discount for Uncommon Practice participants,
Dr. Zur is Offering a 10% Discount
on ALL Private Practice Materials and Online Courses.
To get your 10% Discount, Just Use this Coupon Code: UCP88
Dr. Zur is Offering a 10% Discount
on ALL Private Practice Materials and Online Courses.
To get your 10% Discount, Just Use this Coupon Code: UCP88
Over 130 Online CE courses: http://www.zurinstitute.com/catalog.html
Dozens of free articles on private practice, marketing, fees, ethics and much more: http://www.zurinstitute.com/articles.html
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Best regards,
Joe Bavonese, PhD
Mel Restum, PhD
Co-Directors
Uncommon Practices