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We've also supported thousands of private practice owners through our top-rated podcast, free monthly workshops, and practical educational resources.

We help therapists in private practice feel calm & in control of their finances through our top-rated podcast, free monthly workshops, and transformative online programs. Since 2018, we’ve helped more than 700 therapists and health practitioners move from money confusion and shame to calm and confidence through our online programs, Money Skills for Therapists and Money Skills for Group Practice Owners.

06/05/2026

There's a really good chance you became a therapist because you care deeply about people, not because you wanted to spend your days looking at business data. 🫣

So, it makes sense if tracking metrics feels a little cold, overly analytical, or disconnected from the human side of the work you’re doing.

But the truth is, good data can actually support you in caring for both your clients and your clinicians more effectively. 💗

This week on the podcast, Linzy is joined by Tory Krone — group practice owner and creator of — to talk about how the right numbers can help private practice owners understand what’s really happening inside their practice.

Together, they explore how tracking things like churn, retention, rebooking, and clinician productivity can move you out of guesswork and into clearer, steadier decision-making.

🎙️ Ep 211: Key Numbers Every Therapist Needs to Track for Client Retention and Business Growth

🎧 LISTEN HERE:
https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/key-numbers-every-therapist-needs-to-track-for-client-retention/

05/29/2026

There’s a particular kind of stress that comes with investing money into your practice while not fully knowing if it’s actually paying off.

This week on the podcast, Linzy is joined by Dana Corr — a graduate of the Money Skills for Group Practice Owners program — for a coaching conversation all about return on investment, specifically when it comes to marketing.

Dana has been in an investment period in her business, putting money into growth through Google Ads and marketing support, and together they unpack the big question so many practice owners struggle with:

How do you actually know if your marketing is working?

In this episode, they explore:�
• How to measure the impact of Google Ad spend and marketing support�
• Which numbers you need to track to understand your ROI�
• The difference between gut feelings and actual metrics�
• How to create clarity around the money going out — and the money coming back in

If you’ve ever wondered whether your marketing dollars are truly paying off, this conversation will give you a practical framework for understanding the math behind your business decisions.

🎙️ Ep 210: Practical Math for Therapists: Is Your Marketing Working?

🎧 LISTEN HERE:
https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/practical-math-for-therapists/

05/22/2026

Want to find more money in your practice? 💰

Join us for our free workshop next week and learn the skills that will help you uncover money that you already have in your business 🤩

🖥️ Finding More Money in Your Practice
🗓️ Wednesday, May 27th
⏰ 10am PT / 1pm ET
📍 Live on Zoom

During our time together, you will:

💡 Learn four essential budgeting skills to help you confidently manage your business finances like a CEO.

💰 Take part in a guided spending assessment exercise to explore your expenses and the emotions or reactions connected to each transaction.

🔎 Build greater awareness around your spending patterns and gain clarity on how to create healthier, more intentional financial habits moving forward.

📝 Develop a practical action plan to proactively manage and redirect spending that is no longer supporting your business, goals, or well-being.

Sign up to join live on Zoom or register to get the recording.
👉 moneyskillsfortherapists.com/workshops

05/20/2026

Debt carries a huge emotional weight for many therapists.

It’s easy to look at student loans, credit cards, or even a mortgage and feel like you’ve done something wrong or fallen behind financially.

In this week's solo episode, I explore the idea that debt is not a moral issue — it’s simply a financial tool that allows you to access opportunities, resources, or necessities when cash isn’t immediately available.

The more clearly you understand both the emotional meaning and the true financial impact of debt, the easier it becomes to make grounded, strategic decisions about your finances instead of reacting from shame or panic.

Download our Debt Repayment Calculator 👇 and use this free tool to zoom out on your debts, be curious about the cost of them, and explore the different ways you can manage and pay down your debts so that you can move forward in your business (and your life) with more lightness and ease.

🔗 Debt Repayment Calculator: https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/debt-calculator-signup/

And check out my latest episode for more on this topic!

🎙️ Ep 209: Rethinking Debt: Turning Financial Burdens Into Neutral Tools for Private Practice Success

🎧 LISTEN HERE:
https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/turning-financial-burdens-into-neutral-tools/

05/15/2026

As of tomorrow, Money Skills for Therapists will be offered as a 4-month, high-touch experience with our upcoming cohorts running in September 2026, January 2027 and May 2027.

Not only is the duration of the program changing, but the price is increasing too.

What does this mean for you?

It means that you can get started today for just $1997 USD and receive the dedicated coaching and support with your private practice finances that will transform your business — and your life. ✨

By taking action now, you'll save yourself $1000 on the program tuition fee and months of unnecessary stress and struggle as you wait for our new cohort to begin.

You can figure out your goals, get clear about your values, and start to meet your needs…

You can get to a place where you feel competent and confident as a business owner, rather than feeling overworked and underpaid…

You can build a practice that supports you financially, so that you can focus on what really matters most to you…

And you can do all of this 👆as you work through the course from now until the end of October.

Your chance to join Money Skills for Therapists for just $1997 USD ends tonight at 9pm ET.

If you don’t take it, you’ll have to wait until September to get started in our new 4-month cohort — at an updated investment of $3000 USD/CAD.

But if you're ready to gain clarity, build money skills, and start making informed, strategic decisions in your private practice, then let's get started!

Register for Money Skills for Therapists today: https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/course-signup-15/

You have nothing to lose by joining (we have a 100% money-back guarantee, so the risk is on us), but you have so much to gain.

05/14/2026

This week on the podcast, I’m joined by Kayla Das — a social worker, business coach, and host of The Designer Practice Podcast — to explore how clinical supervision and consultation can become a meaningful and supportive extension of your work (one that diversifies both your income and the way your energy is spent 🤩).

So many therapists develop valuable skills over years in practice, and supervising or consulting for other therapists creates an opportunity to share that expertise in a way that can feel more spacious and sustainable alongside the emotionally intensive clinical work they do every day.

In this episode, Kayla breaks down:
• the financial benefits of this additional income stream
• ways to make it more scalable through dyadic or group formats
• how to get found by potential supervisees or consultees
• and how to price this B2B (business-to-business) offering

If you’re curious about how adding a supervision or consultation tier to your offerings could create a different kind of steadiness in your practice — one that increases revenue while bringing more balance to your week — this episode is for you.

🎙️ Ep 208: How Clinical Supervision Can Boost Your Practice’s Financial Stability

🎧 LISTEN HERE:
https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/how-clinical-supervision-can-boost-your-practices-financial-stability/

05/13/2026

In case you're not on our email list, we wanted to make sure you were aware of the upcoming changes to our signature program, Money Skills for Therapists.

Raising your fees is a natural — and necessary — part of running a healthy, sustainable business that can take care of you, so you can continue to take care of others. 💗 It creates a positive ripple effect, and it’s something that we highly recommend all therapists and health practitioners do on a regular basis.

If you’ve been wanting to join the Money Skills for Therapists program to get clear about your finances and build a whole new relationship with money — but you’ve been waiting for the “right time” — now is your chance to join at $1997 USD before we switch to a our new 4-month cohort model and increase the price to $3000 USD/CAD.

You have until Friday at 9pm ET to register for just $1997 USD and get access to coaching and community support until the end of October.

If now is a good time for you to dive in and do this work, we can't wait to help you build the system and skills so your private practice can really take care of you financially. ✨

You can register here 👉 https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/course-signup-15/

And if this isn’t the right time, we’ll be here when it is! Our upcoming cohorts of the Money Skills for Therapists program will run in September 2026, January 2027, and May 2027, and we would love to support you in the program when the time is right for you.

If you have any questions, reach out and let us know.

05/07/2026

There’s a kind of stuckness that can show up even when everything looks “ready” on paper — the numbers work, the plan is there, and yet the decision still feels hard to make. I see this a lot when therapists are considering the move from W2 work into full-time private practice.

In my coaching conversation with Dr. Amber Vernon, a recent grad of the Money Skills for Therapists program, we explore what happens when the hesitation isn’t about money skills or financial planning, but something deeper.

When you’re good at a lot of things, decision-making can feel harder, not easier. But that doesn’t mean you’re off track—it just means your path might be more flexible than you expected.

One of the shifts in this conversation is moving away from the idea that there’s one “right” version of private practice. For some therapists, the goal isn’t a single, fixed path—it’s building a career that allows for variety, different income streams, and evolving interests.

Instead of waiting until everything feels certain, you can start by taking small steps, testing what feels energizing, and letting that guide your next move.

You don’t have to figure out your entire career transition all at once—you just have to stay in motion long enough to learn what actually fits.

🎙️ Ep 207: Letting Go of Control: Creating a Calmer Path to a Fulfilling Private Practice

🎧 LISTEN HERE:
https://moneyskillsfortherapists.com/creating-a-calmer-path-to-a-fulfilling-private-practice/

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