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The key to a successful practice
(1) Work with managed care
to the extent you must.
(2) Build a professionally satisfying and financially
rewarding practice outside managed care constraints.
Like most good strategies, this one is simple. It will,
however, be difficult to pull off for many therapists. The staff of Psychotherapy
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