The Referral Room | A Networking Event for therapists building Private Pay Practices
Private pay practices are built on relationships. And most of us are not doing enough of them.
The Referral Room is a 90-minute virtual networking event for private pay practitioners who want to expand their referral network, meet colleagues across specialties and states, and walk away with real connections, not just business cards.
This month's focus:
Most therapists have never been intentionally mentored, and most don't know how to mentor someone else.
We know supervision. Supervision is structured, regulated, tied to licensure. Mentorship is the informal thing that shapes careers. The person who takes your call. The one who introduces you to their referral network.
It doesn't have to be a big program. It doesn't have to be a year-long commitment. It just has to be intentional.
This session is about how to bring someone alongside you as they build their practice, or how to let someone bring you alongside them. And how every mentorship relationship becomes a referral relationship.
We'll cover:
Why mentorship isn't a title, it's a relationship, and what the informal version actually looks like
What actually gets exchanged in a working mentorship (hint: it's not advice)
Why every mentorship relationship becomes a referral relationship, whether you name it or not
After the teaching segment, we break into pairs. Round 1, you name someone you've been informally mentoring or someone you've quietly wanted to ask. Round 2, you draft the actual outreach with a partner.
You leave with a message you're sending this week.
This is for therapists building private pay practices, whether you're fully there or working toward it. Cameras on. Real conversations.
This session is sponsored by Miyndsett EHR, a practice management platform built exclusively for private pay clinicians and clinical supervisors.
Hosted by DJ Burr, LMHC, LPC
Founder, Private Pay Practitioners
Entry fee $25
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