Events
Building a Successful Private Practice with Michael Klein
Oct 17 2010
This practical, skills-based workshop provides the essential tools to transform academic learning into a successful private practice. Topics include developing an individualized business plan; becoming familiar with the different stages of setting up and maintaining a private practice, including the nuts and bolts of finance, marketing, advertising, and networking; and learning strategies to avoid many of the common shortcomings clinicians often confront during their professional development.
In this workshop you will develop and hone skills so that you can do the work that you want to do, rather than have to do, in order to become self-sustaining. Former participants-including students and licensed clinicians-highly recommend this workshop, particularly for issues related to developing a practice and manifesting goals.
Michael Klein, PhD, has been a CIIS adjunct faculty member since 1995 and also is a psychologist in private practice in San Francisco. A somatically oriented clinician, he specializes in treating couples and individuals in depth therapy. He received a master's degree in Eastern Studies and Comparative Psychology from the Himalayan Institute. At CIIS he earned a doctorate in Clinical Psychology.
DETAILS
Sundays
October 17 and 31
10:00AM-5:30PM
CIIS Minna Building (17th)
CIIS Main Building (31st)
$235
13 CEUs (MFT, LCSW, RN)
This course is also available for one unit of academic credit to CIIS students.
