Client Care
7 articles about client care.
Archive a Practitioner Without Rewriting the Past
Use a calm offboarding checklist to stop new work, protect continuity, and preserve the history attached to a practitioner who leaves your practice.
Review Intake Forms Before the First Appointment
A completed intake form is only useful when you review it in time. Use this simple process to prepare well, clarify gaps, and begin the visit with focus.
When a Client Leaves Something Behind
A forgotten scarf, wallet, or piece of equipment needs a simple, privacy-conscious pickup process. Here is how to return it without creating more confusion.
A One-Off Appointment Is Not a New Schedule
A thoughtful scheduling exception can help a client without changing your boundaries. Use this simple process to make one-off appointments stay one-off.
Before You Send That Receipt
A two-minute receipt check can save your client a rejected reimbursement claim and save you a second round of paperwork.
Moving Your Practice to a New City
A composite story about relocating a private practice: closing a caseload you spent years building, telling clients you are leaving, and starting the slow work of becoming known somewhere new.
The Client Who Apologizes for Showing Up
Some clients start every session with sorry. Sorry I'm a mess. Sorry I'm late. Sorry I don't know where to start. Here is what that opening usually means, and how to receive it without brushing it off or making more of it than it is.
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