At some point, many PMHNPs realize the system they work in isn’t built for the kind of care they want to provide. You can feel it over time. Shorter visits. More pressure. Less flexibility in how you practice. And eventually, the question becomes: Is this sustainable long-term? For many, that’s where private practice begins. Not from frustration alone—but from a desire to practice differently. To create a model where: → Time with patients is intentional → Clinical decisions aren’t rushed → The structure supports better outcomes Private practice isn’t just a career shift. It’s a shift in how care is delivered. If you’re ready to start building toward that: → PMHNP Private Practice Foundations (course) https://www.skool.com/pmhnpprivatepracticestarter/classroom If you’re still in the early stages, send me an email or DM me here and I’ll help you start thinking through this the right way. → alewis@lewisfamilypsych.com

If you’re a PMHNP still working for someone else—but want your own practice—this is probably what’s happening… You’re stuck between: - Wanting freedom - But not knowing where to start So you stay in “research mode.” And research mode isn't going to get you any closer to building your own private practice. What is the biggest thing holding you back right now? Ideally, what would you want your practice to look like in 1 year? in 2 years? I’ll help you figure out your next step. All you have to do is direct message here on Skool. YOUR FUTURE PRACTICE IS WAITING FOR YOU!

Hello fellow PMHNPs!

I'm Hannah, a psych NP student and a Women's Health NP. Almost done with my clinicals, and ready to see what's next . So grateful for a free NP community! Thank you Dr. Lewis for starting this.

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