No more business cards and cold letters, it’s 2021, and marketing for therapists has changed. In this episode, I break down what marketing is, what it isn’t, and things to think about as you market your private practice.

Whether you're building an online counseling business or an in-person therapy practice, I've seen five keys show up again and again in my practice and my work with private practice owners. PLUS, I'll share how these things can show up when mental health providers make mistakes in these areas.

Shari Loveday is an alumna of Grow a Profitable Practice From the Inside Out, a 3-month group coaching program for private practice therapists. She shares why she joined, what takeaways she had, and how she implemented niching tips, pricing lessons, and money mindset.

How does the personality test the Enneagram impact your relationship with money? Today’s guest is Jazmine Reed Clark. A Career Wellness Coach in her entrepreneurial day-job, she’s an Enneagram lover and expert. I brought her on to share with us how the enneagram can teach us about our relationship with money, what motivates us and challenges us depending on our enneagram type, and so much more!

Most of us spend our time thinking and doing. Creating to-do lists, thinking about what tasks we’ll achieve, running errands, etc. But how much time are we “being?” In this episode, you’ll consider how often you’re thinking, doing, or being. Plus, I’ll invite you to think about adding more being into your life, how structuring your private practice to work for you helps you “be” more, and preventing burnout.

You’re tired of trying to figure out how many clients you need to see in private practice. You’ve asked around, tried to mimic a caseload based on your agency days, but something doesn’t feel right. Do you see 10 clients a week? 40? 100? In this episode, I’ll break down why an “average caseload” for therapists is a relic of days past, and how to think about your private practice caseload sustainably.

Trying to figure out the pros and cons of private practice? I’m breaking down all of the advantages and disadvantages of three common work setups for therapists: Group Practice vs. Private Practice vs. Therapy Apps.

Catalina Kaiyoorawongs is the founder of Loan Sense, a service-based platform that helps individuals understand their best plan for paying back student loans. I brought her on the podcast and asked her frequently asked student loan questions.

Private practice provider with your practice “on the side” of someone else’s business? If you work in a hospital, school, agency, or university, you might have your private practice “on the side.” If you are ready to move from “on the side” to full-time, this episode is for you!

Getting ready to hire a business or money coach? I’ve got four signs I use when choosing a good one PLUS seven red flags to avoid.

I’m back for season 3 of the Mind Money Balance podcast! Sharing five lessons I learned from a month off of Instagram and how they apply to your relationship with money.

Danielle Wayne is an online millennial therapist and helps high-achieving professionals and recovering perfectionists like doctors, attorneys, and business owners with anxiety. We cover having a complicated relationship with money, scarcity mindset, and financial privilege in this episode.

“I didn’t know money mindset was a thing . . . I knew there was something not quite right.” Dr. Amy Nasamran isn’t the only one who has felt this way. In this conversation with Amy, we cover what a healthy relationship with money is, examining the “why” behind saving, and sitting with discomfort when it comes to money.

Krista Carlin is a justice-oriented therapist who is passionate about neurodiversity. Krista works with a unique approach to care for adults with ADHD. In this episode, we talk about looking at small business as social justice, the skill of self-advocacy, and knowing when it’s time to seek help.

Have you heard of “Highly Sensitive People?” Also known as HSPs, it’s a personality trait that comes with many gifts and several challenges. Today’s guest Stephanie Garnder-Wright shares what she gleaned about money and private practice as an HSP. In this episode, we cover how working longer meant being on the verge of burnout, financial self-compassion, and tips on money for HSPs.

Financial self-care is being intentional about how much you are earning, finding people to be in community with you, and for entrepreneurs, setting sustainable fees for services or products. Listen to this podcast episode for insight on how Taylor Broughton, an American UK-based therapist, sets up her practice.

Ever wonder what people actually do to improve their finances? My guest today is Stevon Lewis, a Marriage and Family Therapist in South Bay, CA. Stevon shares how he increased his financial literacy personally and professionally. Tune in as he shares how he’s messing up the status quo in the therapy world when it comes to money, and how he sees other successful therapists as inspiration instead of competition.

Financial therapist Nathan Astle of Relational Money joins me to talk about his money journey, overcoming money fears, and getting comfortable talking about money. I reshare a plea to include Asians in your antiracism work as our relationship with money is intersected with various parts of our identity.

Think you need to be a financial genius to feel confident with money? Guess again. Today’s guest shares how using strategies she helps her therapy clients with translated to an increase in feeling confident with money.

It’s tax season, which means private practice owners are likely googling how to file their taxes, what counts as a tax write-off, and wondering if they should hire accounting help. Today’s guest is Andrew Riesen. Andrew is a co-founder of Heard, an accounting and bookkeeping platform designed for private practice therapists.