Private Practice 101
Private Practice 101: Everything the VC Platforms Don't Want You to Know
A free 1-hour training for clinicians who are done being overcontrolled and one policy change away from a pay cut.
The mental health platform model has a problem — and clinicians are paying for it. Rate cuts without notice. Policies that limit how you practice. A growing gap between what you earn and what your work is worth.
Going independent is one answer. And it's more accessible than you've been led to believe.
In this free one-hour training, Candace Morey, LMHC, multi-state licensed clinician, group practice owner, private practice consultant, and workplace trainer walks you through exactly what private practice setup looks like from the ground up.
What's covered:
The real talk on entrepreneurship fears — and how to work through them
Your 101 checklist: NPI, CAQH profile, and credentialing application basics
How to set rates that reflect your clinical value
Marketing yourself: practical, not overwhelming
Budgeting basics, QuickBooks, and when to bring in a CPA for quarterly taxes
EHR options: honest pros and cons
Introduction to doing your own billing
This training is free and open to licensed and pre-licensed clinicians at any stage in Massachusetts.
Want to go deeper?
At the end of the training, Candace is offering a limited number of 1:1 consulting sessions at $100/hour — discounted from her standard rate of $175 — for clinicians ready to work through their specific setup, questions, or next steps. Must attend training for the discounted offer.
Psychology of Divorce
What: Psychology of Divorce - 1.5 CEs for LMHCs, LMFTs
When: Friday, June 5th, 2026 from 12pm-1:30pm
Where: Online (Link will be sent after ticket is purchased.)
Presented by: Candace Morey, LMHC, LCMHC
Description:
Divorce is never just a legal process—it’s a layered experience that can unravel a person’s identity, stability, and sense of belonging. In this training, clinicians will gain a comprehensive framework for understanding the psychological dimensions of divorce and how to support clients navigating its many complexities.
Objectives:
1. Differentiate between the emotional, financial, familial, and logistical dimensions of divorce and analyze how each contributes to psychological distress and treatment needs in therapy.
2. Identify and describe the various legal processes of divorce (e.g., litigation, mediation, collaborative divorce, pro se filings), and evaluate how each process influences client stress levels, therapeutic goals, and family dynamics.
3. Develop clinically appropriate interventions to support clients navigating divorce, tailored to the specific type(s) of divorce they are experiencing and the legal context of their case.
Candace Morey, LMHC, LCMHC: Candace is the founder and owner of 413 Theraworks, a group psychotherapy practice serving adults in Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York. She specializes in helping professionals break free from burnout and perfectionism, drawing on 15 years of experience in forensic, hospital, and outpatient settings. Candace earned her master’s degree in forensic psychology from The Chicago School, where she trained extensively in crisis response, mental health assessment, and suicide prevention. She is also a trained divorce mediator in Massachusetts, bringing both professional expertise and lived experience to her work with individuals navigating complex life transitions. Over the course of her career, she has worked with justice-involved adults, high-risk individuals, and Department of Mental Health clients, as well as supported clinicians and interns in their own professional growth. A passionate advocate for therapist well-being, Candace is dedicated to creating work environments that sustain both the people who provide care and the people who receive it.
413 Theraworks, LLC. has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7398. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. 413 Theraworks, LLC. is solely responsible for all aspects of the program.
What people are saying about this training:
“This presentation did an excellent job addressing a major gap in public understanding of the legal system, particularly the multiple pathways and timelines involved in divorce. I appreciated the emphasis on divorce as a process rather than a single event, which helped capture the emotional, legal, and practical realities people experience over time.”
“I really valued how this presentation broke down the many life domains affected by divorce. In my professional experience, clients often carry confusion and stigma around this topic, and the presenter addressed it in a clear, compassionate, and non-judgmental way that felt both informative and validating.”
“This was a very well-researched and thoughtfully organized presentation. The material felt especially relevant to professional practice, and I was impressed by the range of interventions discussed and how they were connected to real-world applications.”
“The presenter demonstrated strong knowledge of the topic and communicated complex information in an accessible way. The content was insightful and clearly grounded in research and practice.“
“Overall, this was a strong presentation that addressed an important and often misunderstood topic. The information shared was relevant, necessary, and applicable to both personal understanding and professional work.“
“The information presented was clear, understandable, and informative. The structure made it easy to follow, even for individuals who may not be familiar with divorce-related processes.”
Psychology of Divorce
What: Psychology of Divorce - 1.5 CEs for LMHCs, LMFTs
When: Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026 from 4:00pm-5:30pm
Where: Online (Link will be sent after ticket is purchased.)
Presented by: Candace Morey, LMHC, LCMHC
Description:
Divorce is never just a legal process—it’s a layered experience that can unravel a person’s identity, stability, and sense of belonging. In this training, clinicians will gain a comprehensive framework for understanding the psychological dimensions of divorce and how to support clients navigating its many complexities.
Objectives:
1. Differentiate between the emotional, financial, familial, and logistical dimensions of divorce and analyze how each contributes to psychological distress and treatment needs in therapy.
2. Identify and describe the various legal processes of divorce (e.g., litigation, mediation, collaborative divorce, pro se filings), and evaluate how each process influences client stress levels, therapeutic goals, and family dynamics.
3. Develop clinically appropriate interventions to support clients navigating divorce, tailored to the specific type(s) of divorce they are experiencing and the legal context of their case.
Candace Morey, LMHC, LCMHC: Candace is the founder and owner of 413 Theraworks, a group psychotherapy practice serving adults in Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York. She specializes in helping professionals break free from burnout and perfectionism, drawing on 15 years of experience in forensic, hospital, and outpatient settings. Candace earned her master’s degree in forensic psychology from The Chicago School, where she trained extensively in crisis response, mental health assessment, and suicide prevention. She is also a trained divorce mediator in Massachusetts, bringing both professional expertise and lived experience to her work with individuals navigating complex life transitions. Over the course of her career, she has worked with justice-involved adults, high-risk individuals, and Department of Mental Health clients, as well as supported clinicians and interns in their own professional growth. A passionate advocate for therapist well-being, Candace is dedicated to creating work environments that sustain both the people who provide care and the people who receive it.
413 Theraworks, LLC. has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7398. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. 413 Theraworks, LLC. is solely responsible for all aspects of the program.
What people are saying about this training:
“This presentation did an excellent job addressing a major gap in public understanding of the legal system, particularly the multiple pathways and timelines involved in divorce. I appreciated the emphasis on divorce as a process rather than a single event, which helped capture the emotional, legal, and practical realities people experience over time.”
“I really valued how this presentation broke down the many life domains affected by divorce. In my professional experience, clients often carry confusion and stigma around this topic, and the presenter addressed it in a clear, compassionate, and non-judgmental way that felt both informative and validating.”
“This was a very well-researched and thoughtfully organized presentation. The material felt especially relevant to professional practice, and I was impressed by the range of interventions discussed and how they were connected to real-world applications.”
“The presenter demonstrated strong knowledge of the topic and communicated complex information in an accessible way. The content was insightful and clearly grounded in research and practice.“
“Overall, this was a strong presentation that addressed an important and often misunderstood topic. The information shared was relevant, necessary, and applicable to both personal understanding and professional work.“
“The information presented was clear, understandable, and informative. The structure made it easy to follow, even for individuals who may not be familiar with divorce-related processes.”
Sex, Divorce, & Death: Taboo Topics in Therapy
Therapists are trained to hold space for life’s most complex emotions, yet certain topics remain shrouded in discomfort—even within the therapy room. Sex, Divorce, & Death: Taboo Topics in Therapy is a bold, thought-provoking conference designed to challenge the unspoken rules of clinical practice.
Psychology of Divorce
Link for training will be sent to email attached to Paypal account.
Minimizing Election Stress
Election stress refers to the psychological and emotional strain that many individuals experience in the lead-up to, during, and after political elections. This stress can be triggered by various factors related to the political process, media coverage, and the personal stakes individuals feel regarding the outcome of the election. Election stress often manifests in feelings of anxiety, fear, frustration, and uncertainty.
Join us to learn more and talk about the realities of election stress as we near the upcoming election:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/72618137475...
Meeting ID: 726 1813 7475
Passcode: election
Suicide Risk Assessment: What's next for clients at imminent risk
Mastering the art of suicide risk assessment isn't just about ticking boxes—it's about weaving a safety net of trust, support, and empowerment, ensuring every client's journey is one of healing and hope. Join our clinician, Emily Siegel, MSSA, LCSW to learn the newest tools for risk assessment and the research behind it.
$10 to attend event
$20 for 1.5 CEs (NBCC)
413 Theraworks, LLC has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7398. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. 413 Theraworks,
LLC is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
Anti-Burnout Bootcamp
Toast at work? Zombie, zone-out mode when you get home? Irritable? Lack motivation? Energy depleted?
We get it. And we want to help you get through it.
We've created our Anti-Burnout Bootcamp to teach you more about burnout and ways to get your head back above water.
This 4-week series will focus on offering you education around what's happening, assess your current skills, and offer you tools and outlines for success.
4 weekly 1 hour groups
6/28, 7/5, 7/12, 7/19
6:30-7:30pm
$99
