EPISODE · Jul 28, 2025 · 22 MIN
Ep. 18 Create a clear cancelation policy for Christian therapists in private practice
from The Prosperous Christian Therapist | Private Practice, Christian Business, Marketing for Therapists, Spiritual Growth · host Kimberly Vanhooser - Business Coach, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Private Practice Therapist, Therapy Mentor
Struggling with communicating and sticking to your cancelation policy? In this week's episode, I share why you need to have a cancelation and no show policy in place, how to pick one that works for you and serves your clients, and what to do when clients violate the policy. Become a Prosperous Christian Therapist Insider! Sign up for my email list so you never miss a podcast episode, and for free faith-led encouragement, tips and support as you grow your private practice. https://clarity-christian-counseling.kit.com/93164f95ac Sign up for a Prosperous Practice Coaching Session with Kimberly. I'm working on my more official coaching website, so for now, shoot me an email at [email protected] to schedule a 1:1 coaching session with me. You'll leave our initial 60-minute session with a clearer vision for your practice, a plan for how to discern God's voice for your business, and practical next steps to launch your practice to the next level. Join my free facebook community! I offer a free facebook group for Christian mental health professionals. In this group, you'll find encouragement, accountability, and private practice strategies. https://www.facebook.com/share/g/19dgpBuY8j/
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Struggling with communicating and sticking to your cancelation policy? In this week’s episode, I share why you need to have a cancelation and no show policy in place, how to pick one that works for you and serves your clients, and what to do when clients violate the policy.
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