How to Get Your First (or Next) 25 Patients

Starting a private practice is exciting.

It can also be terrifying when your calendar is empty.

Most psychiatrists were never taught how patients actually find us. As a result, many practice owners spend hours worrying about websites, logos, social media, and marketing tactics while overlooking the strategies that consistently generate referrals.

In this practical workshop, you'll learn how successful psychiatrists attract patients without feeling salesy, pushy, or inauthentic.

Whether you're launching a new practice, expanding into a new niche, or simply trying to fill a few open appointment slots, you'll leave with a clear plan for bringing in your first—or next—25 patients.

In This Workshop You'll Learn:

✓ The five referral sources most likely to send psychiatric patients

✓ How to build relationships with therapists who become consistent referral partners

✓ The simple outreach strategy that works even if you hate networking

✓ What to say when introducing yourself to referral sources

✓ How to evaluate whether your website, Psychology Today profile, and online presence are helping—or hurting

✓ Why most psychiatrists give up on marketing too early

✓ A 30-day patient acquisition plan you can implement immediately

This Workshop Is Ideal For:

• Psychiatrists considering private practice

• New practice owners

• Psychiatrists expanding into a new market

• Established clinicians who want more consistent referrals

Walk Away With:

A practical roadmap for generating your next 25 patient inquiries without relying on complicated marketing systems or expensive advertising.

Because patients can't benefit from your expertise if they never find you.