What happens to your clients if you suddenly can't practice? It's one of the most important — and most avoided — questions in private practice. This year, Spruce hosted two sessions dedicated to helping therapists finally answer it.
Part 1: The Legal Framework (March 18)
Attorney Dan Pepitone walked through the essentials of creating a Professional Will — a practical roadmap for ensuring continuity of care and protecting your family from the legal complexity of an unplanned practice closure.
Part 2: The Clinical Deep Dive (June 17)
Robyn B. Miller, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist and Founder of TheraClosure, goes further on the human and clinical side: what it actually looks like to build a comprehensive emergency practice plan, choose a Practice Executor, and protect your clients if you're ever suddenly unable to practice.
Together, you'll learn:
- What licensing boards actually require — and the legal consequences of having no plan
- How to draft a directive covering patient notification, referrals, record retention, and financial closure
- How to select and empower a Practice Executor, and what that role truly entails
- How to navigate the phases of practice closure, from immediate patient triage through full administrative resolution
- How to protect your clients, your family, and your colleagues from preventable harm
Spruce is proud to support the clinicians who make this kind of thoughtful, patient-centered care possible.
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