The climb therapy pllc | Application Preview
The Climb Therapy PLLC is seeking government grants to support its growth and sustainability. The funding would be used for professional credentialing, mentor support, office setup, equipment acquisition, advertising, and establishing a professional website. The applicant is facing significant financial challenges, including $100,000 in student loans, making it difficult to afford these expenses independently.
The business plan emphasizes personal growth before expanding services and hiring additional staff, with a long-term goal of expanding into other states. The applicant highlights a deep understanding of hardship and resilience, drawing from personal experiences as a single mother who has navigated various challenges, including poverty and discrimination. This background fuels a passion for helping others overcome their struggles.
The applicant identifies competition from larger mental health agencies, which they believe monopolize client intake and hinder smaller practices. However, they assert that their unique life experiences provide a competitive edge, as they can relate to clients on a personal level, enriching their therapeutic approach. The applicant is committed to demonstrating that it is possible to rise above adversity and inspire others to do the same.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: 1314593700024
Location: Rochester, MN, United States
Length of Operation: 1-5
Number of Employees: 1-10 Employees
Annual Gross Income: Less than $100k
Annual Gross Expense: Less than $100k
Open to Loans: NO
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Funding Usage
I would like to pay to get credentialed, professional mentors, office and equipment? Advertising and a professional website . I am already traumatized by student loans- I owe 100k and there’s no way I could afford that now
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Business Plan
I plan to first grow myself , then take on additional people and expand out of state . I am someone that fully understand hardships, setbacks, determination and grit. I’m a single mom who has been in the system too. I need to believe we can climb out of poverty and I need to see others do it too.
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Self Identified Competition
The big mental health agencies Nystrom, etc are taking all the clients and in my opinion getting in the way of our efforts to work for ourselves I’m different because I have struggled with mental health, family issues, single parenting, poverty, discrimination, setbacks, mistakes, and I’m still here, I think I’m a better therapist because I know how it feels to be a client.
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