Money: Is It the Root of all Evil?

Did you miss out on the conference today? Well then, here's what you missed!

Explore what money means to you...finances is one of the top 3 reasons marriages fail. Your relationship with your client also has the possibility to fail if you aren't able to identify your own values and how that will impact the therapy.

If you tend to scrimp, you may find it difficult to invest money into yourself and your practice. This results in the possibility of not buying nice furniture, wall art, or other amenities to spruce up your office. It also may hinder you from budgeting for conferences, which can help you improve your skills.

You may use money as a gauge for your emotional success. When you're doing well, you feel great and invest more into your practice and yourself. When your practice is slow, you may take it personally and become panicked, or start to engage in self-depricating behaviors.

For more great information, sign up for more teleconferences at my site Ask! Believe! Achieve!

Money & Private Practice - March 31, 2008

Many of us go through our internships working with clients fom low-income families. Some can barely pay for their rent let alone therapy. Now, in private practice, we want clients to pay for our services, not only because our overhead costs more, but because we're worth it!

On March 31, we are having a teleconference to discuss these issues and look at ways to overcome them.

You can sign up now by going to Ask! Believe! Achieve! and taking the first step towards making yourself a better clinician!!!

Hope to see you there!