Reach Out To Valentines
The Valentine’s season is not just for lovers. Lots of men and women are unhappy at this time of year because of relationship woes and may benefit from a consultation with you. Make sure they know about your practice. Couples In Conflict Whether married or just dating, many couples have issues that you can help…
Set Session Schedule At Intake
Starting the New Year with a full schedule? Great! Keep that momentum going by setting sessions for the weeks ahead. Doing this helps you plan your time and commits you to an organized schedule of treatment for your patients. It helps your patients commit to their treatment too. Get in the habit of starting this…
Holiday Practice Marketing
The holidays are a great time to market your practice. The community is abuzz with festive events and activities that lots of people attend. You need to be there too. You can make new contacts who may become referral sources in the future, so make time to get out of the office! Find Out What’s…
To Accept New Referrals, Expand Your Training
You will get many referrals for services you don’t currently provide. While you can’t evaluate and treat conditions you don’t have the training for, some may peak your interest and motivate you to get the training you need. Start By Reading Before investing a lot of time and money in a new skill that you…
Polish Your Practice Image
Want to step up your practice image but can’t afford to relocate to a pricier part of town or snappier looking office complex? Make little changes that can have a big impact in improving the attractiveness of your office. These things won’t cause patients to come flooding to your door, but a poor presentation is…
Back To School Marketing – Don’t Forget Parents
As you enjoy the success of your Back To School marketing campaign to help students make a positive transition from their summer fun, don’t forget about their parents. Parents need help making this adjustment too. K-12 parents have to realign their schedules and get back in the swing of actively participating in their children’s education.…
