Are you feeling stuck when it comes to planning for retirement? Linzy sits down with listener Genevieve Strange, a psychologist who transitioned to private practice three years ago. Despite her successful career shift, Genevieve faces a common challenge many of us encounter: she is feeling stuck around contributing to her retirement fund.

Have you ever struggled with setting your rates or felt uneasy talking about money? In today’s Feelings & Finances episode, Diane is asking for advice on feeling confident in setting and raising our fees, especially when insurance reimbursements dictate our earnings, and how to make money a more normalized topic in our professional and personal lives.

How can embracing discomfort lead to business growth? Linzy talks with Kelly McKenna, a therapist and business owner who has helped millions of women with anxiety and who achieved a remarkable $250,000 in revenue in her first year of private practice. Kelly shares about her journey and the steps she took to level up her practice.

Do you struggle with spending money or have a fear of running out? In today’s Feelings & Finances episode, Linzy answers a question from Money Nuts and Bolts team member Linds, who shares about the emotions that come up with spending money.

What is deep work, and how can it help your business? Linzy and guest David Frank dive into what deep work means to them and how they each incorporate deep work into their work lives. David and Linzy discuss how adopting deep work and digital minimalism, concepts introduced by author Cal Newport, have transformed their work lives and enhanced the quality of their work.

How much should you set aside for taxes? In this episode of Feelings and Finances, team member Christelle asks Linzy about a common question that many Money Skills for Therapists participants ask.

How can we seize opportunities to grow our businesses? In this coaching session, Linzy talks with guest Aleta Storch about ways to grow our business and to move in the direction of what gives us energy. Aleta shares that she is interested in growing her membership program, Neurished, so that it can be a bigger focus in her business, but she is struggling with how to move toward that goal while also balancing her one-on-one sessions and managing business costs.

What should you consider when seeking a financial advisor? How can you pivot when you’re already with a sales-based company? In this new mini series, Linzy takes a question from Money Skills for Therapists team member Ashley and talks about when it is worth it to make a move with investments and how to take steps toward that move.

How do our first experiences with money and business shape who we become? In celebration of the 100th episode of the podcast, Linzy is joined by her business besties Tiffany McLain and Maegan Megginson, and they dive into their own origin stories when it comes to early perspectives on money, business, and entrepreneurship.

Are you looking for ways to save time with your clinical notes? Linzy talks with guest Maria Szandrach, founder of Mentalyc, about how therapists can use Mentalyc to simplify their clinical notes with the support of AI. Maria shares how Mentalyc leverages AI to generate accurate, organized clinical notes that comply with insurance standards and HIPAA standards.

Is your client schedule working for you? In today’s coaching session, Linzy talks with listener Margaret Pendergrass, and they dive into how Margaret’s business could better support her. Linzy and Margaret discuss how a more predictable schedule and clearer boundaries could better serve her needs.

How can our relationship with money change and improve through life experiences? Linzy talks with Diane Webber, a therapist in private practice who coaches alongside Linzy in the Money Skills for Therapists program. Diane shares about her background, what led her into focusing on finances, and how her relationship with money has changed over time.