Kelly AlhooiePelviBiz, Pelvibiz · Healthcare Business Strategy Assistant

Scaling Beyond Clinical Hours: Multiple Revenue Streams for Therapists

19 Jun 2026 · 0 min

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In this segment of Kelly Alhooie's YouTube video, she explains how therapists can expand revenue beyond traditional clinical hours by offering virtual coaching services. She emphasizes the importance of labeling these services as "coaching" to avoid HIPAA constraints, outlines a group coaching pricing model where multiple clients are pooled in a Facebook group to increase hourly earnings, and warns of legal liability when providing individualized medical advice. Kelly advises delivering general guidance through pre‑recorded videos without naming clients, and adding clear disclaimers that the content is not medical advice. The discussion balances practical revenue ideas with risk‑management strategies for therapists venturing into coaching.

We do have that intake form in our modules. Yes, it's called— I would call it virtual coaching, um, virtual coaching, and then for the niche, you know. Yes.
Okay. Um, that's not like a right now priority, but I was wondering about that because people have been asking me about that and I was kind of like, I don't, I don't really.
Yep. But it's just got to be labeled as coaching. And here's the other thing, because again, I pay lawyers for this as well. One of my lawyers was saying, because I like— even if you do group coaching, because I talk about group coaching because I am a component of that, because you can make like $600 an hour instead of like $200. So let's just say you have like 5 people, they paid you like, I don't know, $100 and something dollars an hour. You put them together, you can have them in a Facebook group together. Okay. Because again, it's coaching. It's not HIPAA. Well, it's not HIPAA, but let's say Sally Sue asked specifically, Hey, how do you solve my leakage when I sneeze? And you directly answer her in that Facebook group, you actually— if something were to go wrong, you could actually be liable for giving medical advice. Okay, here's where it gets where you can give advice, but not directly to her. You can make a video, but do not say Sally Sue's name. And literally say, if you have leaking when sneezing, these are some things that I would do, but this is not medical advice. That's okay.
Okay.