Global Practice Blueprint is a self-paced course for U.S.-licensed therapists who are considering moving their private practice overseas and want to understand every system that touches it before they go.
Tell me moreNo. I'm a clinician and practice guide, not an attorney. The Blueprint helps you understand the systems involved and covers what a therapist needs to know before moving.
U.S.-licensed therapists in private practice who are seriously considering moving their practice abroad and want to understand the licensing, immigration, tax, host-country, and ethical questions before they go.
No, and no honest program can. Your licensing board doesn't rule on your situation in that way. It can tell you what your license allows in the U.S., and the Blueprint helps you research the rest and document your reasoning.
Yes. You work through it on your own schedule and return to sections when your plans change.
The Blueprint helps you choose a destination that fits your license and goals, and gives you an introduction to the visa basics that shape your options. It doesn't guarantee that any particular country will allow you to practice there. That depends on your license, your destination, and the rules in place when you apply.
No. Many therapists use the Blueprint to get clear on whether and how a move makes sense before they commit to a date.
If you've been researching this for a while, you probably already have a list of questions. The Blueprint starts there, and helps you sort out which ones actually change your decision.
Want more info? Click hereAnywhere Clients is a self-paced course for U.S.-licensed therapists who want to work with Americans living overseas, from the first licensing question to the first session.
Tell me moreIt's for U.S.-licensed therapists who want to work with Americans living abroad through telehealth.
No. It starts from what you already know as a licensed therapist and builds from there.
Yes. You work through it on your own schedule.
No. This course does not offer CE credit.
It depends on your license, where your client is physically located, and the rules of that country. The course walks you through how to research those questions. It doesn't replace legal advice for your specific situation.
Not automatically. Coverage depends on your policy and the countries involved, so check directly with your carrier before you take on international clients.
Yes. Privacy laws differ by country. GDPR applies when clients are in the EU, UK, or EEA, and other countries have their own rules. The course shows you how to research the privacy requirements for each country your clients are in.
No. It teaches you how to find, reach, and work with Americans abroad, but results depend on your market, your effort, and your own practice.
No. I'm a clinician and course creator, not an attorney.