Deb Owens talks about her private practice journey in today's session of Selling The Couch.  In this session, you’ll learn what Deb learned from being on insurance panels versus private pay, some small changes you can make in your office to make clients feel more comfortable, Deb's screening process to make sure that clients are a good fit, how to decide whether to put session fees on your website, the importance of language on a private practice website, how Deb explains informed consent to her clients, some tips about personal disclosure on a private practice website, and the biggest business lesson Deb learned from her time in private practice. 

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