As a therapist, you face a multitude of administrative duties – billing, scheduling, documentation, and more. These tasks, while essential, can overshadow your client interactions.
Choosing a therapy niche can feel surprisingly difficult. After years of education, clinical training, internships, supervision, and working with a wide range of clients, many new therapists eventually face an important question: “What do I actually specialize in?”
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