What might be preventing you from adding asynchronous therapy to your practice?
Asynchronous therapy lets clients work through your clinical curriculum on their own schedule while you provide personalized consultation, guidance, and accountability. It offers a flexible way to support clients beyond traditional live therapy sessions.
Are you worried that your regulatory body would censure you?
I understand that you don't want to do anything that your clinical profession would consider unprofessional. You might be surprised to learn that regulatory colleges in the US and Canada generally view asynchronous therapy (often called "store-and-forward" telehealth) as a valid mode of service delivery, provided it meets the exact same clinical, ethical, and legal standards as in-person care. They treat asynchronous technology as a tool for delivery rather than an expansion of practice scope.
Are you concerned that you don't have the skills, time or money?
Tech overwhelm is real. I get it. My training will help you build your website, marketing campaigns and curriculum in one streamlined, affordable platform.
Are you afraid that finding niche clients for your asynchronous programs will be too hard?
Your fears are valid. Competition from big therapy tech keeps getting worse. Building a local referral network might not work. The first step is to understand what's wrong with your current website. My free workshop is just 30 minutes. Watch it at your next lunch break and start dreaming about a more purposeful practice.
If my workshop inspires you to create a new website for your practice quickly, don't do it! Slow down.
Did you know that my 3-part formula for a therapy website is based on my own clinical experience? I went through 10 years of trial and error to figure out this formula. No one else will give you such valuable insights. You can complete the mini-course in a weekend.
If you decide to add asynchronous therapy to your practice, it's possible to accomplish that goal without tech overwhelm. Find out how to plan the type of therapy website that you need. I have a course that will help you do exactly that!
I will give you step-by-step help to create a therapy website for asynchronous therapy. No need to figure it out alone. No tech overwhelm.
I don't want to ignore the needs of younger therapists. My focus is on helping experienced therapists, because I know they already have a rich repertoire of materials that could be turned into asynchronous therapy programs.
Younger therapists might want to rely on commercial therapy materials to develop a purposeful practice that gives them work-life balance. I offer a course for therapists of all ages who want support in implementing asynchronous therapy in their practice.
