Free Workbook for Therapists
The Overlooked Stream of Income Most Therapists Are Missing
Get my free EAP Workbook and learn how EAP panels can bring consistent referrals into your private practice, while you keep doing the clinical work you love.
When I opened my private practice in 2012, I didn't have a brand, a marketing plan, or a clue where my clients would come from. Then I got on one EAP panel. On a good week, I was receiving 7 to 15 referrals. That one decision taught me so much about client flow, short-term therapy, and building a practice that doesn't depend on just one source.
Now I'm sharing everything I wish someone had handed me back then.
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Inside the free workbook, you'll learn:
- What EAP is, and why so many therapists overlook it
- Why EAP is a smart way to diversify your referrals and income
- How to find EAP panels in your state
- The overlooked workshop opportunities inside many EAPs
- My 3 tips for making EAP work in your practice
- How to use EAP to fill slow seasons like summer and the holidays
Plus:
- Fit checklist: Is EAP right for you right now?
- Fillable journal prompts
- Your EAP action checklist
- A monthly tracker so you know your numbers
This workbook is for you if:
- You're starting your private practice and want consistent client flow
- Your caseload feels inconsistent or depends on one referral source
- You want to strengthen your short-term, solution-focused skills
- You're ready to think like a business owner, not just a clinician
About Doctor TK
Hey, I'm Doctor TK, Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Therapist Business Coach. I help therapists build profitable private practices and add clinical streams of income so they can get their time back and live the life they actually want. Private practice is a marathon, not a sprint, and I'm here to help you build it with intention.
This workbook is for educational purposes only and is not legal, billing, or credentialing advice. EAP rules vary by panel and by state.