Here’s what you didn’t consider about therapy intensives

When you go to an amusement park… which person are you?  

1. The Fast Pass person who is happy to pay for the VIP experience of skipping the lines, enjoying more time in the park, and maximizing every minute to have the most fun possible.
2. The Budgeter because Disney is expensive enough without the Fast Pass, and between Dippin’ Dots, your lunch, and Disney ears for all your besties – you’ve already spent more than you wanted to. 

The thing is, there’s nothing wrong with either of these options. 

Both people are going to have fun, make memories, and get what they want out of the experience. 

It’s the same with therapy intensives. 

Some clients want the Fast Pass. They want the accelerated version to maximize their time, meet their goals faster, and enjoy more of their lives. 

Others are going to need to space it out because of budget or because they aren’t ready to take on so much at once.  

Both options are completely okay. No matter what your clients choose, they’re still going to see results, grow as a person, and get the service they paid for. 

But… 

Maybe you’re so used to seeing your clients weekly or biweekly that you have no idea what you’d do during a multi-hour session. 

Or the thought of a 3-hour therapy intensive makes you feel more uncomfortable than the time you tried to fist bump Goofy and hit him in the snout instead.  

Yes, offering therapy intensives can be a big change for your private practice. 

And the truth is, therapy intensives aren’t going to be a good fit for every client (and that’s okay).

But for some of your clients, they might prefer an accelerated session. 

It doesn’t have to be an either-or.  

You can cater to both types of clients with a mix of traditional weekly therapy AND intensive sessions. 

Find out exactly how to implement therapy intensives in your private practice with my free training:

[ Watch the Therapy Intensives Training! ] 

Your future business coach, 

Amanda