Training
Martha offers a variety of training programs designed to meet diverse needs. She has delivered training within NHS trusts, universities, and private companies, among others. These programs can be tailored for both small and large groups, depending on your requirements.
Training is available both in person and online via webinars. Topics include psychology, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and qualitative research. Here are some examples of the training Martha provides:
For Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapists and Trainees:
- How to pass your CTS-R
- How to set up your private practice
- CBT for Anger Management
- Working with clients with personality disorders
- CBT for Anxiety Disorders (e.g., social anxiety, generalized anxiety disorder)
- CBT for transdiagnostic presentations
- Managing safeguarding issues in private practice
For Research Students:
- Methods of Qualitative Analysis
- Thematic Analysis
- Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
- Narrative Analysis
- Designing a qualitative research project
For the Public:
- Managing depression, stress, and anxiety
- COVID-19 and mental health care
- Tips on self-care
- Dealing with anger
- Your guide to better sleep
For the Workplace:
Developing compassionate teams
Managing workplace stress
Looking after wellbeing while working remotely
Supporting mental health and wellbeing in the workplace
Developing personal resilience
Understanding trauma
Martha is always open to creating individualized training packages. If you have specific training needs or requests, please contact us for further discussion. We are here to help you achieve your goals.
Business Consultation for Therapists Setting Up Private Practice
Starting your own private practice can be an exciting yet challenging endeavor. Martha offers comprehensive business consultation services to support therapists in setting up their own private practices. Here’s how she can help:
1. Business Planning and Strategy:
- Developing a Business Plan: Assistance in creating a detailed business plan that outlines your goals, target market, services offered, and financial projections.
- Market Analysis: Understanding your local market, identifying your niche, and developing strategies to attract clients.
- Branding and Marketing: Guidance on creating a professional brand, including logo design, website development, and marketing materials.
2. Financial Management:
- Budgeting and Financial Planning: Setting up a budget, forecasting income and expenses, and managing your finances effectively.
- Pricing Your Services: Determining appropriate fees for your services and understanding how to handle billing and insurance claims.
- Bookkeeping and Taxation: Tips on maintaining accurate financial records, understanding tax obligations, and finding the right accounting support.
3. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
- Licensing and Insurance: Information on obtaining the necessary licenses and professional liability insurance.
- Legal Structure: Advice on choosing the appropriate legal structure for your practice (e.g., sole proprietorship, partnership, limited company).
- Compliance and Ethics: Ensuring your practice adheres to professional and ethical standards, including confidentiality and informed consent.
4. Operational Setup:
- Location and Facilities: Assistance in finding and setting up your office space, whether physical or virtual.
- Technology and Tools: Recommendations for practice management software, telehealth platforms, and other essential tools.
- Administrative Processes: Setting up efficient administrative processes for scheduling, client management, and record-keeping.
5. Client Management:
- Client Intake and Assessment: Developing forms and procedures for new client intake and assessment.
- Therapeutic Processes: Structuring sessions, setting treatment goals, and measuring client progress.
- Follow-Up and Retention: Strategies for maintaining client relationships and ensuring client satisfaction.
6. Professional Development:
- Continuing Education: Identifying opportunities for further training and professional growth.
- Supervision and Peer Support: Establishing a network of supervisors and peers for ongoing support and collaboration.
- Self-Care: Emphasizing the importance of self-care and work-life balance as you grow your practice.
7. Marketing and Growth:
- Networking: Building relationships with referral sources such as doctors, schools, and community organizations.
- Online Presence: Enhancing your online presence through social media, blogs, and professional directories.
- Client Outreach: Implementing marketing strategies to attract new clients and retain existing ones.
Customized Consultation Packages: Martha offers tailored consultation packages to meet your unique needs. Whether you're in the initial stages of planning or looking to expand your existing practice, she can provide the guidance and support you need to succeed.
To learn more about how Martha can help you set up your private practice or to discuss your specific needs, please contact us for an obligation-free discussion. Martha is here to support you every step of the way on your professional journey.