You became a therapist to help people, not to drown in paperwork. But here you are, juggling patient files, appointment schedules, and billing statements – all while trying to provide the best care possible.
- You're constantly shuffling through paper files, trying to find your notes from last week's session
- Your waiting room is a maze of sticky notes and reminders
- You spend hours every week on administrative tasks instead of patient care
- Billing feels like a never-ending nightmare of insurance codes and follow-ups
Do you wish you could say these kinds of things to yourself?
I've cut my administrative time in half, which means more time for my patients – and myself.
As a solo practitioner, I was drowning in paperwork. But now I can focus on therapy, not typing
It's time to put an end to the chaos and get back to what matters: your patients.
