Now serving · Bergen County therapy & coaching practices Systems built, installed, and handed over
Forward Flow Ops Grab 60 minutes
A practice that runs without you holding every piece

You became a therapist to do therapy.
Now you spend 15 hours a week on everything but.

Forward Flow Ops builds the backend of your practice: the intake, the booking, the follow-up. Tested on how you actually work and handed to you running.

The 60-minute time map is $197, and you get it back when you build.

Holly Gillen, founder of Forward Flow Ops
FLOW
Flag · Layout · Open · Work
01 Is this you?

Check the boxes. Be honest.

If three or more land, the problem isn’t your work ethic. It’s that nothing was built underneath you.

0 of 8 checked

Check the ones that sound like your week.

Map my week, grab 60 minutes
02 Who builds it
Holly Gillen at work

Everybody’s good at what they do. The other parts are mine.

You’re great at therapy. The intake, the booking, the follow-up, the systems that hold it all together, that’s the part I’m good at. I build the backend once, test it on your real practice, and hand it over working.

Not advice. Not a course. Not another app you have to figure out alone. Built infrastructure you own.

03 The FFO method

How a problem becomes a process.

F

Flag

We name what’s breaking and where your week is leaking.

L

Layout

We lay out the process, built, documented, automated, so it runs the same every time.

O

Open

That process opens up the hours the chaos was eating. Your week gets its time back.

W

Work on what matters

You spend that time on patients and the parts of the practice only you can do.

“Flag the problems. Layout the processes, which opens up your time, so you can work on what matters.”

04 Where we start

Start with the one fix that buys back the most time.

For most practices it’s intake-to-booking: an inquiry comes in, gets answered, screened, and dropped on your calendar without you touching your inbox.

1

Map it

One 60-minute call. We find where your week is going and the single system that buys back the most time. You leave with a plan either way.

2

Build it

I build that system, test it on your real practice, and document how it runs. You don’t touch the wiring.

3

Hand it off

It’s yours, working. No retainer, no subscription to babysit. The practice runs without me, and without you holding every piece together.

$197the 60-minute time map, you get it back when you build
$850one system, built and handed over
$5,000+full builds, five or more systems
05 Case study · Operations Blueprint
“In the beginning I was like, no, I really don’t think so much of it relies on me. And I’m like, oh my God, everything relies on me.”

By the end of the build, every returning family was re-enrolled for fall with deposits paid, in June, not August. Seven systems, built and running.

Academic & executive-function coaching practice, Bergen County

Read the full case study →

06 Questions

The questions every therapist asks.

I’m not really a tech person.

Good. That’s the whole point. Someone who isn’t set up for this shouldn’t have to figure it out alone. I build it. You run it.

I don’t want another subscription.

You won’t get one. I build on the tools you already use and hand the system over. You own it. Nothing new to rent.

Is my patient information safe?

We build the empty system, your practice fills it, and we only touch covered tools under a signed agreement. Protected data stays out of the build.

Why not just hire a virtual assistant?

A VA does the task forever while you still own the chaos. I build the system once and hand it over. The cost ends. The system stays.

You became a therapist to do therapy.

Let’s get you back to it. Grab 60 minutes and I’ll map out exactly what’s eating your week, and the one system that gets the most of it back.

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