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As private practice owners, we spend a lot of time talking about growth. More Skills More visits. More clinicians. More locations. More patients… After years
May 12, 2026
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Welcome to my little corner of the overcrowded and sometimes overwhelming web! I’m your friendly, slightly-over-caffeinated middle-aged maven of private practice physical therapy, and self-care. For the past 20 years, I’ve been dedicated to helping individuals regain their strength & mobility, and reduce pain while growing a successful physical therapy practice. Now I’m here to share my years of experience and knowledge with you. To help you improve your own foundational health, leading to more success in every aspect of your life.
I delve into various aspects of self-care, offering tips and advice to enhance your overall well-being. If you are a private practice physical therapy clinic owner or any small business owner I am guessing your self-care may take a back seat sometimes…am I right?
I’ve weathered the storm of running a small business for over 20 years while having to relearn self-care in my 40s. I’m here to share my mistakes and successes with you. So, grab a coffee and join me on this monthly wild ride to a healthier, happier, and more successful you.
As private practice owners, we spend a lot of time talking about growth. More Skills More visits. More clinicians. More locations. More patients… After years
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