Imago Relationships International has made available a number of resources to help you develop and market your private practice:

Practice Building Guide: This booklet features suggestions and ideas drawn from the entire Imago community. Also included are a set of notes on Workshop Marketing from Henry Harlow.

Coaching Program: Effective coaching can make a significant difference in how well you grow your practice. Many Imago Therapists will testify to the benefit of working with our very own Practice Building Coach, Henry Harlow who has established a very reasonably priced package exclusive to Imago members.

"Sharing our Experience" : These archived phone sessions are led by members of the Imago community and focus on specific practice building suggestions that have proven successful.   Follow this link for recordings

Marketing ideas from members - This collection includes a number of individual ideas that members have sent to us periodically.

Practice Building Guide

Please just click here to download the guide

Small-group coaching

Good coaching can make a huge difference to how effectively you grow your practice. There's many Imago Therapists who can testify to the benefit of working with our Imago Practice Building Coach, Henry Harlow. The best news is that he has made available a highly cost-effective package.

Henry Harlow has helped me to overcome my discomfort with marketing my practice and has given me the support I needed to double the size of my operation

Norene Gonswiecki

Click here to find more details about working with Henry Harlow - just $100 a month for two coaching calls, and pay only if you value the results.

Follow this link to hear a recording of Henry Harlow providing some advice

"Sharing our Experience" phone-calls

Over the next few months we will provide a monthly call, bringing you together with colleagues who have been successful at practice building and want to share their expertise. Each month we will invite one or two Imago therapists to start the call by sharing their experience, and then open the call up for some more general sharing of the ideas which have worked for them.

Talking of sharing our experience - don't miss Cheryl Dollinger-Brown's article from Social Work Today about having fun while marketing