We asked participants to share what they enjoyed about my (Danny Pettry’s) training on starting a private practice in rec therapy.
Here are some of the answers that we already received:
| simplifies a big idea making less intimidating to get started |
| your honesty |
| Information on setting goals. |
| I loved the ideas and I learned many new things (and common sense) about starting your own business. |
| He provided information on how to start thinking about starting a business. And heard some people who had the same ideas as I had with a need in a community |
| Danny is very knowledgeable!!!!! Thanks!!! |
| Yes it was very informative. I enjoyed it. Would you do an online workshop for the TR club of WSSU. |
| I enjoyed learning about the steps of starting your own practice |
| The examples were really nice to get your mind into the different scenarios, like the coffee example |
| It was nice to see I can expand the TR field into my own practice |
| I appreciated the tips on consulting ideas and resources for additional information. |
| information on the steps to start a business |
| Very thorough information, liked the inside stories and analogies…Zane and the pizza business. Also enjoyed the secrets of business. Very enjoyable and applicable. |
| Learning about how to start a private practice |
| I enjoyed that it was very informative and he gave many examples. |
| Very interesting |
| I think that the power point was helpful and the information on just having a starting point. It’s nice to hear ideas and strategies. |
| Questions at the end were helpful How to get started in general was very helpful and interesting. |
| It was all new information for me. |
| Informative in areas I had no idea where to look or begin if I wanted to. The bonus areas are nice too I like how you relate/compare the topic to real experiences and businesses |
| Very much, I got a lot of ideas |
| I enjoyed how you encouraged people to pursue their business dreams. I like how you told people to dream big! |
| I appreciate the fact you see the value in RT/TR across the discipline service arenas. It’s often difficult to validate community based TR to those who have only ever served in inpatient/acute settings. |
| Very informative, thank you. It was however, a lot of information so I’m looking forward to getting the play back so I can follow a bit better. 🙂 |
| I really enjoyed learning the different steps and things needed to start a business such as licensing and insurance. |
| Very informative, and gives me some hope that I will be able to create my own job in case I am not able to find a position! |
| Thank you so much! This was my first introduction to you and to RT private practice ideas. It is something that has always been on my mind but I was unaware “IT” can really be a thing! This was helpful towards getting my brain rolling! |
| Interesting |
| Very informative. |
| I liked it. |
| Lots of resources |
| Good information and tips to guide me in developing my own business. |
| The ideas for different private practices and the use of applying APIE, something so common in our field. |
| I loved how encouraging the webinar was to Rec therapist to start their own businesses. I think that this is an important step for our field to move forward and be more recognized. |
| All of the knowledge |
| The funding information that available. |
| educational |
| It was very informational and helpful taking the first steps into private practice. |
| Everything was great. The information provided was very helpful and to be able to use the many avenues that we already have as CTRS’s to create a business makes things a lot easier. Thank you for your time and information. |
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