Throughout your career as a therapist, you may move in and out of practice relationships. For example, you may go from working autonomously to collectively as part of a group practice, and then back to working alone again. Since there’s a natural ebb and flow to the career paths of most therapists, many Owl users wonder: what’s the best way to manage client information throughout these transitions? Private practices are

December might be the “most wonderful time of year” but for many, it’s also the most stressful. Not only do you need to deal with a last-minute influx of client appointments before the holiday break, but you also have to manage everything outside of your therapy practice. Buying gifts, visiting family, and hosting dinners on top of the day-to-day routine can leave you with little time for essential year-end bookkeeping necessities.

Effectively running a mental health practice can be complicated. There are so many moving parts, and if a single one stops working correctly, it can take days to set things right. By far, one of the most critical parts of any practice is invoicing and billing efficiency. After all, that’s how you get the money you need to keep the practice running! When we built our practice management solution, we