Bibliography - A Few Good Books:

Getting Started in Private Practice: The Complete Gd/to Building Your Mental Health Practice - Chris E. Stout and Laurie Cope Grand. The business of private practice with clear, concrete examples and advice. Great sections on necessary forms and niche marketing.

 Twelve Months to Your Ideal Private Practice - Lynn Grodzki. Workbook, good complement to the Stout/Grand book – Grodzki is a bit more conceptual and less concrete.

 Guerrilla Marketing in 30 days - Jay Conrad Levinson & Al Lautenslager. Guerrilla marketing: creative, inexpensive, and effective. You don’t have to do it in 30 days.

 Running a One-Person Business - Claude Whitmyer & Salli Rasberry. Classic, creative, very useful, friendly and inspiring.

 Building Your Ideal Private Practice - Lynn Grodzki. Somewhat different from her workbook.

 The Organizing Sourcebook - Kathy Waddill. Retrain yourself and integrate the changes for the long term.

 How to Use the Internet to Advertise, Promote, and Market Your Business or Web Site with Little or No Money - Bruce C. Brown. Title says it all.

 The Seven Stages of Money Maturity - George Kinder. A Buddhist-based perspective on relating to money.

 The Foundations of Your Private Practice Volumes I & II - Michael I. Gold, Ph.D. with Colette McDougall. Very clear and friendly style. Volume II has a full set of every form you could ever need. Volume I is more of an overview but includes several forms

Essentials of Private Practice: Streamlining Costs, Procedures, and Policies for Less Stress - Holly A. Hunt

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compiled 2006 by Ker Cleary, M.A.