Therapist Academy · Stage 4 of 5
Quick answer
Extend a practice beyond 1:1 by offering therapy groups and psychoeducational workshops within your scope and licensing rules. Groups let you help more clients per hour, and workshops can reach a broader audience, provided you follow the ethical and legal requirements for group work in your jurisdiction.
Key takeaways
Everything you need for the scale with workshops stage, strongest first.
Design the group around a specific theme and population, confirm the licensing and ethical requirements for group work in your jurisdiction, set clear group agreements, and use a secure platform for scheduling, payment, and video.
A therapy group provides ongoing clinical treatment and requires the appropriate clinical and legal framework. A psychoeducational workshop teaches skills or information and is generally lower risk, but you must be clear which one you are offering.
Use a secure, compliant platform, set explicit confidentiality agreements with the group, and follow your board's rules for group treatment. Confidentiality expectations should be documented before the first session.
Talkspresso handles group scheduling, secure video, and payment in one place, so you can run a group or psychoeducational workshop within your professional standards. Set capacity, price the seats, and go live.
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