Practice Financial Health

7 Alternatives To Sliding Scale Fees in Therapy Private Practice

Alternatives to sliding scale fees that maintain the objective of sliding scale -- serving the community and making mental health care accessible.

Budget Building for Your Private Practice

One of the ways to actualize running your dream private practice is to build a budget that is sustainable. With a strong budget, you can continue to help clients without stressing about money.

Financial Wellness and Planning for Therapists in Private Practice

Financial planning doesn’t have to be a paid service and it also doesn’t need to be stressful. We’re sharing some financial tools for therapists in private practice, covering topics like money-saving strategies, how to set your practice up for success, and helpful resources.

A Therapist’s Guide To Out-of-Network Benefits

With more therapists turning away from traditional insurance panel membership and instead offering a self-pay option, it’s a great time to understand out-of-network benefits and how they might apply to your practice so you can help clients access affordable therapy.

Retirement Planning for Therapists in Private Practice – Tips and Considerations

When running a private practice, no one else is going to plan for your retirement but you. By having a plan — even decades before you’re ready to retire — can help set you up for a relaxing, enjoyable, and meaningful post-work life.

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