Kate & Katie
- Feb 15, 2020
- 2 min read

Episode 173- The Trials and Tribulations from Solopreneur to Group Practice Owner

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startup nation, meet:

Luna Medina-wolf

Luna Medina-Wolf has been a private practice owner for four years. She grew into a group in the past year. In 2018, Luna received the member of the year award for both professional organizations she's a member in.

Luna is the president of a nonprofit organization, Professional United for Parkland.

She loves dancing and she backpacked for seven months in South America in her 20's. Luna completed the Israeli army service as a second lieutenant.

Show notes

What led me into choosing trauma work
Learning from the mistakes of growing a group practice
How to balance group practice, trauma work, volunteering, and being a mom

Resources & giveaways

Our Top Private Practice Resources That We Use & LOVE
A-Z Cheatsheet: The Essentials for Growing Your Dream Practice
Quick Reference Podcast Guide
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