The Money Sessions

In this episode, we get to hear from Ohio based therapist Zoey Holguin who defied the odds by going cash pay in her insurance based town and how this gave her the space to start an online business and scale up her practice. Why this change? Because, despite having filled her practice in 8 months, she found out that she still wasn't happy. By asking herself why this was, everything began to change....

In this episode, we get to hear from Virginia based therapist Jenn Fredette. In this episode, Jenn is going to talk about just how hard it was for her to leave her group practice, given that she felt responsible to stick with the people who launched her into her professional career, but why she ultimately decided to leave. AND - how she went straight into filling her own private practice while cha...

Hey All! This is a quick update and thank you from Tiffany - the host of The Money Sessions. Wanna know what's coming up?  Hint: It has to do with MONEY - take a listen to this five minute update. 

In this session, we get to hear from Emily Whitish, a therapist just outside of Seattle who decided to get off *most* insurance panels and raise her rates to $200/session despite living in a small town. She specializes in working with people who have chronic illness and found a way to serve the clients she is passionate about serving, without sacrificing her own financial security. Quite the oppos...

In this episode of The Money Sessions, we get to hear from Dr. Jacque Straight. Jacque went from a blue collar upbringing to successful private practice owner by really challenging the limiting money stories she learned growing up. In 2018, she made the leap and went off insurance panels, moving to a premium fee, cash pay practice. This move alone put an extra $10,000 in her pocket while giving he...

In this episode of The Money Sessions, we're diving in deep with Sandra Seaman. Sandra is a Seattle based therapist who works with populations that many therapists say cannot afford premium fees. She defies the odds and has found a way to build a cash pay, premium fee practice while working with marginalized individuals. By getting real about the reality of her needs due to having a chronic illnes...

In this episode of The Money Sessions, we are diving in deep with Olethea Pimenta. Olethea first heard me talk about therapists and money on a Simple Practice course and she raised her fees then and there, but she knew it wasn't enough. She realized her money mindset issues went deeper than just raising her fee, so even though she was already charging more, she signed up for my flagship course  Le...

Despite her fears, Kelly Coté, LPC realized it was time to leave her agency job to start her own private practice. She started out on insurance panels to ease the transition. It became clear to Kelly that if she really wanted to create a practice that really worked for her, she needed to leave the panels. So – in this episode, Kelly shares how she made the leap from a grueling 9-5 to solo practice...

What would it take for a therapist to go from barely scraping by in a financially struggling practice, a marriage that is suffering as a result and feeling on the brink of failure to earning 10k/month and becoming the primary breadwinner, with a thriving marriage and more than enough resources to give back in less than a year? In this episode of the Money Sessions, we're going to talk to a therapi...

In this first interview from The Money Sessions, we get to hear from New York based therapist Jelisha Gatling who went from barely making $500/month in private practice to having her first 6k month in less than a year - and that's 6k month came  with  taking a week and a half off in December for the holidays. Jelisha will talk about why she left her group practice, despite fears of totally failing...

I asked a couple of my  Lean In.  MAKE BANK. graduates if they'd be willing to have R.E.A.L conversations with me about what it was actually like to do things like: Raise their fees to a number bigger than they felt comfortable with Get off insurance panels even though that's how they built their practices Leave agency jobs or side gigs and really go all in on private practice Of course the therap...