Running a psychology or allied health practice is meaningful work, but without the right systems in place, it can quickly feel foggy, frantic, and exhausting. Whether you're just starting out or managing a growing team, balancing client care with admin, compliance, and team coordination is no small task. That’s why we recommend Zanda: a flexible, all-in-one practice management system designed to grow with you and make your life easier. At Disco Rodeo Consulting, we’re proud t

Starting your own private practice is exciting, but clarity doesn’t stop at vision boards and business names. The real  foundation of your practice is built on trust, safety, and strong compliance systems. If you’re wondering: What do I legally need to run a psychology private practice in Australia? This guide is for you. Let’s walk through the core compliance steps that turn your practice into a trusted, professional, sustainable space for client care. 🤍 Why Compliance Matt

Starting your private practice is thrilling, but it can also feel foggy fast. Between paperwork, booking software, and clinical logistics, it’s easy to jump into the doing  before you’ve truly anchored into your why . At Disco Rodeo Consulting , we’ve seen time and time again that the most magnetic, sustainable practices are built on a foundation of deep clarity. Before you tackle strategy or systems, your first step is this: Define what your practice stands for, where it’s h

Here’s the thing about team culture: it is not pizza lunches or inspirational posters on the wall. Those things can be fun, but they don’t create the kind of culture that keeps clinicians engaged, clients cared for, and practice owners sane. Culture shows up in the quiet moments. The way your team handle stress when the waitlist blows out. How admin respond when Medicare claims get messy. Whether your clinicians share knowledge or guard it. Whether people feel safe saying “I’

Hiring in private practice is never just about filling rosters. The model you choose — contractors or employees — shapes your cash flow, your culture, your compliance risk, and ultimately your ability to grow. Most psychology practice owners start with contractors. It feels flexible and lower-risk. But as practices scale, many owners hit the same wall: high turnover, limited buy-in, and a team that feels more like a collection of individuals than a cohesive practice. That’s w