45 min
S3E10:Embracing money and common money mistakes therapists make in private practice with Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, LMSW, Financial Therapist The Flourishing Therapreneur©
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- Entrepreneurship
On today’s episode of the Flourishing Therapreneur, we are joined by Lindsay Bryan-Podvin.
This episode is for you if you are:
Uncertain whether therapists should be talking about money and how this could be impacting your practice and your clients.
Curious about unlearning money narratives that you learned in graduate school that aren’t helpful as a therapist in private practice.
Interested in learning about the three most common money mistakes therapists in private practice are making and how you can avoid them.
Invested in earning a vibrant income while still helping people as a therapist.
And motivated to create a sustainable business while planting seeds to make a difference in your community.
Lindsay and I had a fruitful conversation on this week’s episode chatting all about embracing money and the most common money mistakes therapists are making in private practice. We dove into the relationship many therapists have with money, and why money can feel like a taboo topic for therapists. Lindsay jumps into new narratives around money and how the traditional narratives about being a “good” therapist are outdated and unsuccessful. Learn how to run a sustainable private therapy practice by avoiding the three most common money mistakes, and how making changes in your business will not only help you survive but thrive! Money can feel like a very sensitive topic to breach for therapists, so listen to this episode if you are interested in updating your money beliefs and learning more about how to be financially successful in your therapy practice.
Want to learn more? Go to our website: www.theflourishingtherapreneur.com Join our free community on Facebook or connect with us on IG: @theflourishingtherapreneur
Did you enjoy learning from Lindsay? Connect with her and sign up for her email list on her website www.mindmoneybalance.com and on Instagram @mindmoneybalance. Get Lindsay’s free guide and other resources at www.mindmoneybalance.com/freeguide.
On today’s episode of the Flourishing Therapreneur, we are joined by Lindsay Bryan-Podvin.
This episode is for you if you are:
Uncertain whether therapists should be talking about money and how this could be impacting your practice and your clients.
Curious about unlearning money narratives that you learned in graduate school that aren’t helpful as a therapist in private practice.
Interested in learning about the three most common money mistakes therapists in private practice are making and how you can avoid them.
Invested in earning a vibrant income while still helping people as a therapist.
And motivated to create a sustainable business while planting seeds to make a difference in your community.
Lindsay and I had a fruitful conversation on this week’s episode chatting all about embracing money and the most common money mistakes therapists are making in private practice. We dove into the relationship many therapists have with money, and why money can feel like a taboo topic for therapists. Lindsay jumps into new narratives around money and how the traditional narratives about being a “good” therapist are outdated and unsuccessful. Learn how to run a sustainable private therapy practice by avoiding the three most common money mistakes, and how making changes in your business will not only help you survive but thrive! Money can feel like a very sensitive topic to breach for therapists, so listen to this episode if you are interested in updating your money beliefs and learning more about how to be financially successful in your therapy practice.
Want to learn more? Go to our website: www.theflourishingtherapreneur.com Join our free community on Facebook or connect with us on IG: @theflourishingtherapreneur
Did you enjoy learning from Lindsay? Connect with her and sign up for her email list on her website www.mindmoneybalance.com and on Instagram @mindmoneybalance. Get Lindsay’s free guide and other resources at www.mindmoneybalance.com/freeguide.
45 min