Prosper in Private Practice

Prosper in Private Practice Hi, I'm Claire!.

I have over 10 years experience as a self-employed Therapist and I am passionate about helping mental health professionals thrive in private practice, without experiencing burnout

You didn’t train for five years to become a content creator.And yet... here we all are.The truth is, private practice ha...
17/06/2026

You didn’t train for five years to become a content creator.

And yet... here we all are.

The truth is, private practice has always asked us to adapt. The internet changed how clients found information. Online directories changed how they found us.

Therapy platforms changed what they expected to pay. Social media changed what visibility even meant. And then the pandemic changed everything — overnight.

Now we’re in another shift. AI is changing how people search. Directories are more saturated. Clients are more considered with their spending. And a lot of us are quietly asking: is what I’m doing still working?

That’s exactly what the Prosper in Private Practice Summit is about.

Not a list of things you should be doing. Not pressure to reinvent yourself. Just a space to look honestly at where your practice sits right now — and what it might need next.
21–26 June. Free to attend.

Comment SUMMIT below and I’ll send you the link. 🔗

One week to go. I genuinely can’t quite believe it.The Prosper in Private Practice Summit is almost here — and before we...
14/06/2026

One week to go. I genuinely can’t quite believe it.

The Prosper in Private Practice Summit is almost here — and before we officially open on Tuesday, I’m hosting a live pre-summit session this Sunday at 11:30am that I’m really looking forward to.

It’s called The Changing Landscape of Private Practice, and I’ll be talking about something I know a lot of you have been quietly sitting with: the sense that things feel a bit different lately. Enquiries that feel quieter or less predictable. The question of whether your website is still doing what you need it to do. The way clients seem to be finding therapists differently now — through directories, social media, search engines that work in a whole new way, and increasingly through AI.

I want to spend this session looking at all of that honestly — what’s actually changing, what still matters, and how you can think about your visibility and your practice in a way that feels calm and considered rather than reactive.

It’s free, it’s live, and it’s the perfect way to ease into the summit week together.
I’d love to see you there. 💛

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11/06/2026

Because something has changed.

The directories are more saturated. Clients are searching differently. The things that used to work are working less well — and not many people in this space are saying that out loud.

That’s a big part of why this year’s summit exists.

The Prosper in Private Practice Summit is a free online event running 21–26 June, and this year the whole thing is built around the evolving landscape — what’s shifting, why it matters, and what it actually means for your practice.

25+ speakers. Real conversations.

If you’ve been feeling like the ground has moved a little and you’re not sure what to do about it — this is for you.

Comment SUMMIT and I’ll send you the link to register free.

08/06/2026

The idea that building a visible practice means transforming yourself into someone louder, more polished, more “on brand” is one of the most demoralising bits of advice out there. And it’s not true.

At my upcoming Prosper in Private Practice Summit, I’ve brought in therapists who’ve thought seriously about exactly this — speakers covering self-disclosure, visibility, and what personal branding actually means when you’re a clinician. Not performing a character. Not a curated highlight reel.

Working out how to lean into who you already are, so the right people can actually find you.

It runs from 21st to 26th June, has over 25 guest speakers and is completely free.

Comment SUMMIT below and I’ll send you the details. 👇

05/06/2026

If your practice feels less predictable than it used to, you’re not imagining it.

Private practice is changing. Enquiries are slower for a lot of therapists right now. Marketing feels harder. Directories don’t always cut it. And the wider landscape — AI, search, client behaviour, economics — is shifting in ways that feel hard to get a clear view of.

The Prosper in Private Practice Summit is a free online event for therapists who want honest, grounded conversations about what’s actually happening — and what sustainable practice looks like from here.

Just real information from people who know the profession.

Comment SUMMIT below and I’ll send you the details directly.

03/06/2026

I say this as someone who genuinely believes in CPD, supervision, training, and doing the work properly. We need skilled therapists. We need therapists who care deeply and keep developing.

But one of the hardest realities of private practice is that being better trained doesn’t automatically mean more people will find you, understand what you offer, or feel ready to book.

I see it so often.

A therapist starts to feel wobbly because enquiries aren’t coming in. So they assume the answer must be another training. Another qualification. Another modality.

And sometimes that is the right next step.

But often, what’s missing isn’t clinical skill. It’s clarity. Visibility. Knowing how to talk about your work in a way that actually lands. A willingness to treat your practice like a business — not just a clinical role.

I know that can feel uncomfortable. Most of us didn’t train because we wanted to become marketers. We trained because we wanted to help people.

But if clients can’t find you, understand you, or see why you might be the right fit for them — all that skill and care stays hidden.

That doesn’t mean you’re not good enough. It means private practice asks you to learn things your therapy training probably didn’t cover.

That’s exactly why I run the Prosper in Private Practice Summit.

It’s free. It runs 21st–26th June. And it’s for therapists who want honest, grounded conversations about what it actually takes to build a sustainable practice right now — when the economy, client behaviour, competition and AI are all shifting the landscape around us.

Comment SUMMIT and I’ll send you the link.

02/06/2026

Something has shifted in private practice. And I don’t think it’s just one thing.

It’s the directories feeling quieter. Social media feeling harder. AI changing how people search for support. The cost of living affecting how clients make decisions. It’s all of it, at once, and it’s a lot to make sense of.

I’ve been having a lot of conversations with therapists lately who are feeling exactly this — and honestly, that’s what pushed me to put this year’s summit together.

The Prosper in Private Practice Summit is back for its third year, running 21st–26th June, and this time the whole thing is built around one question: what does private practice actually need right now?

27 speakers. Five days. Real conversations — not panic, not pressure, not a checklist of things you should be doing differently.

Here’s how the week runs:
→ Sunday 21st: Live opening session — we start by looking at the bigger picture together
→ Tue 23rd – Thu 25th: Three days of pre-recorded talks covering visibility and being found, sustainable growth and money, and the future of the profession including AI and ethics
→ Friday 26th: Live closing panel bringing all the threads together

You’ll hear from therapists, supervisors, business owners and others who all bring something different to what it means to build a practice in this climate.

It’s free. And it’s for anyone who wants to think more clearly about where their practice is heading.

Comment SUMMIT and I’ll send you the link.

We’re back. Third year running, and honestly? This one feels more important than ever. For those of you who’ve been here...
01/06/2026

We’re back. Third year running, and honestly? This one feels more important than ever.

For those of you who’ve been here before — welcome back. For those of you finding this for the first time — I host the Prosper in Private Practice Summit every year, and this is the third time I’ve brought it together.

I’ll be honest about why I felt compelled to do it again this year. The conversations I’m having with therapists right now are different. Quieter, in a way. More uncertain. Enquiries feel slower. The landscape is shifting at a pace that’s hard to keep up with — AI, search changes, economic pressure, increased competition — and it can feel genuinely overwhelming trying to figure out what any of it means for your practice.

I don’t think you’re imagining it. And I don’t think you should have to figure it out alone.

So this year’s summit is built around that reality. Five days of honest, grounded conversations with 27 speakers about what private practice actually needs right now — visibility, sustainability, ethical marketing, income beyond one-to-one, and what the future of this profession might look like.

Here’s how it runs:
→ Sunday 21st June: Live opening session
→ Tue 23rd – Thu 25th June: Pre-recorded speaker talks released daily — 48 hours to watch each day at your own pace
→ Friday 26th June: Live closing panel, 12–1pm

It’s free. And it starts in just a few weeks.

Comment SUMMIT below and I’ll send you the registration link directly.

We’re back. Third year running, and honestly? This one feels more important than ever.For those of you who’ve been here ...
01/06/2026

We’re back. Third year running, and honestly? This one feels more important than ever.

For those of you who’ve been here before — welcome back. For those of you finding this for the first time — I host the Prosper in Private Practice Summit every year, and this is the third time I’ve brought it together.

I’ll be honest about why I felt compelled to do it again this year. The conversations I’m having with therapists right now are different. Quieter, in a way. More uncertain. Enquiries feel slower. The landscape is shifting at a pace that’s hard to keep up with — AI, search changes, economic pressure, increased competition — and it can feel genuinely overwhelming trying to figure out what any of it means for your practice.

I don’t think you’re imagining it. And I don’t think you should have to figure it out alone.
So this year’s summit is built around that reality. Five days of honest, grounded conversations with 27 speakers about what private practice actually needs right now — visibility, sustainability, ethical marketing, income beyond one-to-one, and what the future of this profession might look like.

Here’s how it runs:
→ Sunday 21st June: Live opening session
→ Tue 23rd – Thu 25th June: Pre-recorded speaker talks released daily — 48 hours to watch each day at your own pace
→ Friday 26th June: Live closing panel, 12–1pm

It’s free. It’s for therapists in the UK. And it starts in just a few weeks.

Comment SUMMIT below and I’ll send you the registration link directly.

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