Establishing your own firm or practice is an incredibly daunting task. From myriad of legal and regulatory hurdles to the financial and career related risks, professionals who choose to start their own firm have to overcome so much and so we wanted to reach out to those who’ve done it successfully for advice, insight and stories.

Jennifer Brimhall

Establishing a practice is rewarding work. I have enjoyed each step and continue to take steps to grow and expand my business. However, getting started can feel like an overwhelming effort. When I started looking for advice on how to go about it, I quickly realized that everyone has an opinion on how to start a business! Read more>>

Kriscinda Morgan

I knew there had to be a way to blend compassionate for patient care, counseling for well-being and ultimate natural health care protocols. The trouble was finding a way to do that in one setting. Main steps: Establishing a safe, slightly clinical space that would emit professionalism but no ‘stiff shirt’ feeling or mannerisms. Read more>>

Jennifer Kovach

Early Days of Starting My Practice Before starting my practice, I remember sitting down with another practice owner who told me, “It’s time to pick your hard. Read more>>

Tasha Thurmond

My Journey into Hair Loss Specialization When We decided to open our own practice we wanted to help.people who were struggling with hair loss, thinning, and confidence. I had seen firsthand how deeply hair affects a person’s self-esteem, and I knew I wanted to build a space where clients felt both supported and transformed. The early days were a mix of excitement and challenge. Read more>>

Viktoriya Winter

It all started with a vision of inside-out beauty. For me, beauty was never just about appearance — it was about how a person feels inside: whole, confident, and cared for. That belief led me to study skincare in Germany, where I saw how much knowledge, detail, and precision go into truly helping someone look and feel their best. Read more>>

JJ Hurst

I started my practice out of necessity. Read more>>