Prepare for Parental Leave with Confidence, Clarity, and Compassion
You’re a therapist who holds space for others every day—but now it’s time to prepare for one of your own biggest transitions. Whether you’re planning for a baby, adoption, or a step back from your practice, this course will help you take parental leave without the panic.
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Does this sound familiar?
• “How will I manage financially while I’m off?”
• “What do I even say to my clients?”
• “What happens to my caseload while I’m away?”
• “I feel guilty just thinking about taking time for myself.”
Taking leave in private practice is full of questions most training programs don’t cover. You deserve a plan that feels ethically sound, emotionally grounded, and financially secure.
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This course was made for you.
In Preparing for Parental Leave in Private Practice, you’ll learn how to:
✅ Create a clear, ethical transition plan for clients
✅ Prepare financially (even if income will pause)
✅ Communicate leave plans with professionalism and care
✅ Support your own mental health before, during, and after leave
✅ Return (or not!) in a way that aligns with your values
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What’s Inside:
• 🎥 Comprehensive video recording you can watch anytime
• 📝 Worksheet with notes
• 📄 Sample email scripts for notifying clients
• 🤍 Reflections and strategies to support you, not just your practice
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Who It’s For:
• Therapists in private practice (any stage of parenthood or planning)
• Solo practitioners, group practice clinicians, or supervisors
• Therapists in Ontario and beyond (course is not region-specific)
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Investment:
$100 CA
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Your leave matters. So does your peace of mind.
Step into this season with a plan that supports you as a whole person—not just as a clinician.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 1 Lesson
- 52 Weeks
- Preparing for Parental Leave in Private PracticeThis course is a comprehensive overview of planning for and transitioning into a parental leave in private practice. We will cover topics such as financially preparing ahead of time, notifying clients, logistics around your leave, and transitioning back into practice after. Throughout the course, we will be discussing relevant CRPO standards to help inform decision-making and best practice.1
