Where do you see your psychotherapy practice in five years? Are referrals on the decline?  Are your patients ending their therapy or decreasing their sessions because they can no longer pay you? Are you worried about the future of the practice that you have worked or are working so hard to build? Of course the professional and financial success of your practice depends on attracting the clients that are best suited for your treatment philosophy and area of expertise.  But your success also depends on having a full schedule of patients who have the budget to pay for your services.  If you are struggling to attract this kind of clientele, then psychotherapy marketing will help you reach them. One way to promote your therapy practice in a way that conveys integrity and competence is to develop a Web site that is filled with useful information.  A Web site places your practice in front of prospective clients 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A Web site is just one psychotherapy marketing technique that you can use to reach prospective clients. Letters, newsletters, newspaper ads, provider directories, and flyers can also help. The first step in marketing your therapy practice is to develop a plan of action. I can help you with this as well as write your promotional materials.  With time, patience, and hard work, we can increase your case load and build your practice. Therapists face many roadblocks to building their practices, but these obstacles can be overcome. My work on your marketing strategy will lift the weight off your shoulders and give you more time and energy to focus on helping your patients build successful lives.