Establishing a successful neurofeedback practice requires not only clinical expertise, but also strong business acumen. Many of the suggestions in this article apply to those with biofeedback and related practices as well. This article reviews tips on leveraging resources from national organizations and local economic development options. Building a compelling brand with professional logos and adhering to ethical advertising standards are essential. A robust web presence, bolstered by effective search engine optimization, enhances visibility. Tracking client inquiries and analyzing referral sources can guide strategic decisions. Additionally, managing finances prudently and optimizing time-management skills are crucial for sustained success and personal fulfillment in this specialized field.
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October 30 2024
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT: The Business of Neurofeedback: Keys to a Successful Practice
Jessica M. Eure, LPC, BCN, BCB, QEEG-DL
Virginia Center for Neurofeedback, Attachment & Trauma, Charlottesville, VA
Correspondence: Jessica M. Eure, LPC, BCN, BCB, QEEG-DL, Virginia Center for Neurofeedback, Attachment & Trauma, 420 3rd Street NE, Charlottesville, VA 22902, email: [email protected]
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Biofeedback (2024) 52 (3): 79–84.
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Jessica M. Eure; PRACTICE MANAGEMENT: The Business of Neurofeedback: Keys to a Successful Practice. Biofeedback 1 September 2024; 52 (3): 79–84. doi: https://doi.org/10.5298/1081-5937.52.03.10
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