Most mental health practice owners think their next step is growth. More clients. More revenue. More momentum. But here’s what I see behind the scenes… A lot of practices are growing on top of numbers that aren’t fully clear or structured. So even as revenue increases: – decisions still feel uncertain – money still feels tighter than it should – stress doesn’t actually go down That’s not how growth is supposed to feel. Over the next couple of weeks, I’m going to break down what’s actually happening financially inside growing practices—and what needs to be fixed first. If your business is growing but your finances don’t feel fully clear, this will likely hit close to home. If you’re at this stage and want a more structured approach to your finances, I’m happy to talk through it.

If your practice is busy but your personal income still feels inconsistent… this is for you. Today I’m breaking down the real reasons practice owners struggle to pay themselves consistently—and what actually needs to shift to fix it. If you’ve been stuck in a cycle of “there should be enough, but somehow there isn’t,” you’re not alone—and it’s not random.

You love your work. You care about your clients. You’re showing up every day. But money still feels… • stressful • inconsistent • dependent on every session • hard to step away from And maybe you’ve caught yourself thinking: “Why does this feel so hard?” “Shouldn’t this feel more stable by now?” You’re not alone. This is one of the most common experiences for therapists in private practice — and it’s not because you’re doing something wrong. It’s because your income is structured in a way that creates pressure. In this live, I’m breaking down: • why income can feel stressful even when you’re busy • what’s actually causing the pressure • what needs to change so your work feels sustainable If your income feels tied to every session… this will click.

but you still feel unclear, stressed, or kind of stuck when it comes to your finances… so what now?

If tax season makes you feel rushed, unsure, or behind… this live is for you. Most therapists aren’t struggling with taxes. They’re stuck in a cycle of reacting instead of planning. In this session, we’ll break down: • why tax season feels overwhelming • the difference between tax panic and tax planning • what actually changes this experience 📅 To join: Go to the Calendar tab → click today’s event → join via Zoom If taxes have ever felt stressful, this will bring clarity.