Our profession is in a full cycle of change. The image of "the good old days," when you could graduate from school, hang up a shingle, make some networking calls, and your private practice would just kind of develop itself is long gone. In reality, it was never that simple. Successful practitioners have always known that business and marketing skills were a part of operating a practice. They planned their practice growth. Today, many therapists are working hard just to keep their practices going. The need has never been greater for sound business tools to build and promote a therapy practice. Dr. Laurie Kolt has developed sound tools that are ethical and enjoyable - and they can make your practice thrive.