For PT/OT/SLP/Mental Health Practice Owners

FREE EXCLUSIVE EVENT

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 | 12-1:00 pm ET (60 Minutes)

The Fireside Chat
Is Your Business the Third Person in Your Relationship?

Jamey and his wife, Colleen, are talking about the good, the bad, and the ugly of being married to a business owner. During this live Fireside Chat, they are sharing their personal story, the cost to their relationship, and what they learned to build both a strong relationship and a strong business.

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FREE EXCLUSIVE EVENT

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 | 12-1 PM ET (60 Minutes)

The Fireside Chat
Is Your Business the Third Person in Your Relationship?


Jamey and his wife, Colleen, are talking about the good, the bad, and the ugly of being married to a business owner. During this live Fireside Chat, they are sharing their personal story, the cost to their relationship, and what they learned to build both a strong relationship and a strong business.

Can't attend live? No worries! Sign up and get all materials and video replay via email.

Got a question you want them to answer live? Drop it in the sign-up form below. Some of the best questions on the call will come straight from you.

What It Actually Cost

Being an entrepreneur doesn't just affect the owner.

It moves into the house.

The long days. The mind that never really shuts off. The stress of a bad month that follows you home and lands on the person sitting across the table from you.

Jamey has spent most of his marriage building businesses. First the physical therapy practice, then Practice Freedom U. Colleen has spent most of hers living the ripple effects of every decision he made along the way.

This conversation is about what that actually looked like. What it cost them. And what they did to protect their marriage and their family through both.

Topic 1:

The financial and emotional cost that came home.

Topic 2:
The moment Colleen told Jamey to get a coach.

Topic 3:

Where they landed, 24 years in.

This isn't a business talk with a personal story stapled on. It's the personal story.

Most conversations about entrepreneurship stop at the business. Revenue, systems, growth. Nobody talks about what it does to the person you go home to. The distraction at dinner. The mood that walks in the door before you do. The way a bad month can sit between two people who never even talk about the business.

For twenty-four years, Jamey built. First the physical therapy practice, then Practice Freedom U. Colleen lived every decision from the other side of it. The late nights. The stretches where money was tight and the stress showed up at home before it ever got solved at the office. She wasn't on payroll for either business, but she carried plenty of both.

This conversation is Jamey and Colleen finally putting words to what that actually looked like. Not the highlight reel version. The real one. What it cost them, what almost broke, and the specific moment Colleen told Jamey to get a coach because she wasn't the right person to hold his business problems every single day.

Jamey and Colleen aren't doing this to teach a framework. They're doing it because twenty four years taught them something the hard way, and they think it might help someone else skip a few of the harder lessons. If you're a PT, OT, SLP, or mental health practice owner who can't turn your brain off, you'll probably hear yourself in this. If you're the person who lives with that owner, you might hear yourself even more.

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Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 | 12-1 pm ET (60 Minutes)

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Who Is This For? This Is For You If:

→ You're the owner who can't turn your brain off, even at dinner

→ You're the person next to that owner who has felt like an unpaid employee of a business you never signed up to run

→ You've had a hard time separating the business from the relationship

→ You've wondered what it actually looks like when two people figure this out together

What You'll Walk Away With?

→ The financial stress that came home with them and what they did about it

→ The moment Colleen told Jamey to get a coach because she wasn't the right person to carry his business problems every day

→ What actually shifted once he had real support instead of just leaning on her

→ Where they are now, twenty-four years in, living a life where the business isn't the only thing they talk about anymore

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Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 | 12-1 pm ET (60 Minutes)

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About Your Fireside Chat Hosts

Fireside Chat Crew

Jamey Schrier PT

Jamey Schrier is the founder and CEO of Practice Freedom U, where he's transformed hundreds of private practices from stress-filled businesses into profitable, seven-figure enterprises. After building and selling his own multi-million dollar practice, he's dedicated himself to helping other owners escape the daily grind through proven systems and strategic growth methods.

His innovative approach to practice management has made him one of the industry's most trusted voices in business growth and financial mastery. Through Practice Freedom U, Jamey has developed a blueprint that helps practice owners maximize their profits, build self-running teams, and finally achieve the freedom they went into business for in the first place.


Fireside Chat Crew

Colleen Schrier

Colleen is Jamey's wife. She worked the front desk in the early years of the practice, answering phones, greeting patients, and learning the business right alongside him. When they started their family, she stepped back from that role to raise their kids. But she never actually left the picture. She was still the person Jamey came home to and talked to about every hard decision, every good month, and every bad one. She just stopped being on the payroll.