Participant information · version 1.0
The Practitioner Peer Support Study
We’re studying how practitioners help each other with the business side of professional life, including what helps, what doesn’t and where support is missing.
Allow about five minutes. You can skip optional questions or stop before submitting.
GROW runs this study and also offers business education and support. Taking part does not sign you up to marketing. Please read the privacy notice before starting.
What we mean by informal business support
Informal business support means advice or practical help exchanged with another practitioner about things such as finding clients, fees, running a practice or making business decisions.
Include occasional chats, messages, peer groups and ongoing informal help. The other person may be more or less experienced than you.
Do not include clinical supervision, client-case discussions, courses, paid business-support services or simply reading online posts. If an informal arrangement later became paid, answer about its informal part.
More detail: methodology · privacy notice
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