How to Set Your Private Therapist Fees as a Private Practice Therapist
As a private practice therapist, it’s essential to set your fees based on your financial needs, values, and client demographics—rather than fear or comparison
Cash Pay Therapy: Strategies to Keep Clients Loyal During a Recession
Building client loyalty in a cash pay therapy practice starts with exceptional care, clear communication, and flexible, client-centered policies.
Starting a Private Therapy Practice: 7 Things I Wish I Knew
Thinking of launching a private therapy practice? Learn 7 key lessons—from setting fair fees to building a strong referral network—that will save you time, money, and stress. Start strong and thrive with insights I wish I had from day one.
Financial Accessibility: Stop Taking the Burden On Yourself, 3 Ways to Support Your Clients
Therapists can support financial accessibility without sacrificing fair pay. This blog shares three practical strategies to help clients afford private pay therapy, including leveraging out-of-network benefits and timely insurance filing tips.
Avoid These 5 Common Financial Mistakes Made by Private Practice Therapists
Avoiding common financial mistakes is essential for therapists in private practice. In this article, Ryan Derousseau, a fee-only financial planner, outlines five key financial pitfalls—ranging from mismanaging business expenses to neglecting retirement planning—and offers actionable steps to navigate them. By recognizing these mistakes and implementing practical strategies, therapists can build a stable financial foundation for long-term success.
Retirement Savings Options: 2 to consider
Retirement isn’t just for later—it’s part of building your business now. Learn two top savings options solo therapists can start using today.
How much does it cost to start a private therapy practice?
How much does it cost to start a private therapy practice? Less than you think—this guide breaks down startup expenses and offers smart budgeting tips.
The Good Faith Estimate
The Good Faith Estimate ensures transparency by requiring clear, individualized cost estimates for healthcare services, preventing unexpected bills.
Common Tax Write-Offs for Private Practice Therapists
In Common Tax Write-Offs, discover essential deductions like office space, professional education, and marketing costs that can significantly lower your taxable income, making tax season easier.
Three Reasons to List Your Therapy Fee On Your Private Practice Webpage
Reasons to List Your Therapy Fee explores why transparency around pricing builds trust, sets boundaries, and helps attract aligned clients to your private practice.
