Scaling a therapy practice is harder than starting one. Carly Hill compares it to an adult LEGO set with countless pieces and a steep learning curve, but says it works once you push through the emotional weight of the challenge.
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How has, like, if you could speak.
To the emotions of even taking that leap, you knew you wanted to help.
Therapists on a.
Larger scale.
Was this.
Scary for you, or how.
Has the process been.
With all of these floating pieces?
I'm not gonna lie. It's a bit. It's been a lot. It is honestly much harder than building my private practice. My private practice, you know, I built it, and it took off. This also built and took off, but there was. It was like, you know, the big, giant Lego pieces versus that you give to, like, you know, babies versus, like, adult Lego sets. I would say that this is, like an adult LEGO set. A lot of small pieces that I had to, like, really put together and also really conceptualize how to do it in. Organize it in a way that flowed and made sense. And, of course, you did that in your program, which was wonderful. But it's. It is. It is a big learning curve. It is.