The Truth About Starting a Psychiatry Private Practice in 2024

If you're thinking about starting an integrative psychiatry private practice in 2024, then you'll want to watch this video.
In this long-anticipated video, I'm thrilled to sit down with my long-time friend and esteemed colleague, Kate Van Fossen, a marketing and business guru from my mentorship program, Dream Practice Academy. Join us as we debunk some of the most common myths about integrative psychiatry and reveal some surprising truths about launching your own psychiatry private practice. 🌟
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00:00 Introductions
02:25 Myth #1: Integrative psychiatry = anti-medication
09:59 Myth #2: "I need to do a fellowship before I implement any integrative approaches"
12:55 How to learn integrative psychiatry
17:51 Why do a lot of psychiatrists who want to practice integrative psychiatry end up starting their own private practices?
19:18 Insurance vs. cash-pay private practice
21:12 Myth #3: "I can't market myself as an integrative psychiatrist"
28:07 Myth #4: "I need to quit my full-time job right away when I decide to start a private practice"
33:13 What are your next steps?
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Nutritional Medicine by Alan Gaby: amzn.to/3D7rITD
Integrative Psychiatry and Brain Health by the Weil Integrative Medicine Library: amzn.to/3wwFBtq
Complementary and Integrative Treatments in Psychiatric Practice by Patricia Gerbarg: amzn.to/3IArsNW
Link to study mentioned in the video: go.gale.com/ps/i.do?p=AONE&u=...

[@roband2000]

Love the outtakes 😂 I'm going to get in your program soon.

[@Roberto-Escobar]

Reminds me of a nursing holistic approach to patients = integrative psychiatry

[@landal6691]

Thanks for this informative video and resources! I enjoyed your candid answers and appreciate you taking the time out to inform those of us who may be second guessing ourselves or need that additional motivation To get started! I was wondering if you would recommend a new grad of a pmhnp program with over 10 years psych nursing experience start a private practice! Like you mentioned in your video I hate the idea of having to see 20 pts a day being rushed to fill a quota and being expected to prescribe controlled substances to pts who you don’t necessarily see as fit to continue prescribing to. Would you encourage still starting a practice straight out of school or just toughing it out working for someone and slowly progress into starting a clinical practice?

[@shougo4453]

Brilliant discussion on how to set up an Integrative Psychiatry private practice!🍋🍋🍋

[@stevenberman729]

I’m a psychiatrist and neurologist. Have a PhD in integrative medicine. What is the best way for me to develop an online and private practice in Boston

[@dalton1855]

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