COMING SOON
MORE Tools For YOUR Private practice JOURNEY.

2025


Craft Your Practice:
Credentialing, Insurance, and Getting Paid

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Lisa’s New Credentialing Book

Credentialing and insurance can feel like the most confusing part of starting a private practice—but it doesn’t have to stop you from building the business you want. In this practical guide, Lisa Reidsema, LMHC, breaks down the maze of applications, contracts, and reimbursements into clear, manageable steps.

You’ll learn how to decide whether credentialing is right for your practice, complete essential applications with confidence, understand reimbursement rates, avoid common mistakes, and handle denials without panic. With honesty and real-world strategies, Lisa shows you how to approach insurance as a tool—not a trap—for your practice.

2026


Craft Your Practice - ONLINE CourseS

Get access to multi-chapter Online courseS that ladder up to specific focuses and goals.

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A Guide to Building a Personalized
Private Practice

28 Lessons

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Credentialing, Insurance, and Getting Paid

30 Lessons


Intensive online Cohort Courses


A cohort course with instructor video sessions combines structured learning with real-time guidance and community support. Participants move through the course together—usually over a few weeks—joining live video sessions with the instructor for teaching, Q&A, and discussion. This format blends self-paced materials (like lessons, worksheets, and downloads) with the energy and accountability of live group interaction, creating a more personalized and engaging learning experience.

Your First 90 Days in Private Practice

Launch Lab:

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  • A structured 6-week cohort guiding therapists through their first quarter after opening.

  • Weekly themes: setup, marketing basics, client onboarding, billing/insurance, boundaries, and sustainability.

  • Includes peer check-ins and accountability.

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The Credentialing Accelerator

  • A 6 week intensive on navigating credentialing and insurance.

  • Participants apply in real time while getting support and troubleshooting from Lisa.

  • Bonus: group “application jam” sessions to reduce overwhelm.

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Marketing That Feels Authentic

  • A cohort focused on building a marketing plan rooted in therapists’ values and voice.

  • Weekly workshops: defining audience, messaging, networking, social presence, referral systems.

  • Culminates in each participant presenting their personal marketing blueprint.

Live CEU Webinar

Earn While You Learn

A continuing education webinar that not only meets CEU requirements but also helps you grow your practice with confidence.

  • Interactive learning experience

  • Practical, business-focused content

  • CEU credits you can use toward your licensure

Podcast &
YouTube Channel

Real Conversations, Real Support

Join me and special guests as we talk about the joys, challenges,
and business of being a therapist in private practice.

  • Honest discussions with therapists and experts

  • Actionable takeaways you can use in your own practice

  • Available in podcast form + on YouTube

“Give yourself permission to dream in full color.”

~ Lisa Reidsema