“I started TPA from a place of fear and dread.
I feared after 33 years in practice I would not be able to transition from a very part-time practice to a very full-time practice.
I worried that my tendency of accepting any patient that reached out for services would lead to burnout.
I was too old to continue the “feast to famine” model of private practice but did not know how to do it differently.
One goal for me was to break the six-figure barrier.
I did that after ten months.
My practice has increased by 250% in the past year.
I consistently see 8–10 new patients a month. I work 4 days a week, take a week of vacation every quarter, and may increase that this coming year.
I don’t worry financially about taking vacations anymore. I have paid down debt this year, completed household repairs, increased savings – and I am confident this will all continue going forward because of this system I have in place.
My practice is bursting at the seams and folks are on a waitlist now.
All of this during the year of the pandemic!
TPA’s framework provides a solid, reliable foundation that frees you from feast to famine living.
TPA operates as an ideal role model for entrepreneur therapists.
They practice what they preach. They provide excellent service that is always on time and responsive when you reach out for help.
They are warm and personable and magically make it feel like you’re not just a number, but that they really “get you.”
They understand the value in relational connection as well as providing exceptional results.
I so appreciate TPA for all they do. They changed my life and practice for the better.”