Have you ever had your financial goals disrupted by unexpected events? In today’s Feelings & Finances episode, Linzy addresses a question from listener Jennie whose goal to pay off her student loan by her 40th birthday was disrupted by health issues. Jennie asks Linzy what to do when a major financial goal gets derailed.

Have you ever felt torn between a deep desire to make a positive impact and the reality of your financial needs? If so, you’re not alone. Linzy talks with guest Lori Cangilla, who shares about how being highly sensitive can impact your relationship with money. Lori is a psychologist who specializes in working with highly sensitive individuals. Linzy and Lori discuss how sensitivity can both challenge and enhance our financial lives, and how to create a balance that allows us to thrive.

Have you ever had your financial goals disrupted by unexpected events? In today’s Feelings & Finances episode, Linzy addresses a question from listener Jennie whose goal to pay off her student loan by her 40th birthday was disrupted by health issues. Jennie asks Linzy what to do when a major financial goal gets derailed.

Do you spend too much time on scheduling, billing, or managing clinical notes? Linzy talks with Amy-Lynn Taylor from Jane, a clinic management software designed to simplify and streamline the administrative tasks that often bog down health practitioners.

How do you keep your finances in order when running both a therapy practice and a second business? In this Feelings and Finances episode, Linzy responds to this challenge faced by many therapists and health practitioners. Responding to a question from listener Sara, Linzy talks about separation and setting up boundaries to create clarity when managing multiple businesses.

Are you struggling with managing debt and balancing financial goals? In this episode, we dive deep into the complexities of debt management and perfectionism with Jenet Dove, a graduate of Money Skills for Therapists and an LPC who helps perfectionists manage burnout. Join Linzy and Jenet as they explore Jenet’s aggressive debt repayment strategy and discuss the costs and benefits associated with it.

Are you struggling to maintain interest in managing your finances? In this episode, Linzy dives into the common challenge of sustaining financial focus and motivation that comes from listener Lisa. Join us as we explore practical strategies to keep your financial management on track and aligned with your goals, even when things are comfortable.

How can you expand your impact beyond one-on-one sessions? In this episode, Linzy welcomes back Stephanie Clairmont, founder of The Leveraged Practice, to discuss how therapists and health practitioners can transition from traditional one-on-one client work to creating impactful online programs. Stephanie shares her expertise on overcoming unique barriers and adapting to the evolving health industry landscape.

Are past money stories holding you back from financial success in your therapy practice? In this Feelings & Finances episode, Linzy explores the complex emotions surrounding money shame with a question from listener Megan, who shares about the self-doubt that is creeping in as she grows her group practice.

Have you wondered how to achieve strategic growth in your practice while prioritizing patient outcomes? James Childress, a certified public accountant who works with therapists to grow strategically, talks with Linzy about how to grow your practice in a sustainable way.

Have you ever wondered if scaling your therapy practice is the right move? In this Feelings & Finances episode, Linzy addresses a question from Edgar about the pros and cons of scaling their practice while maintaining their love for one-on-one work. Join us as Linzy explores the complexities of scaling, from client relationships to financial implications, offering valuable insights to guide your decision-making.

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.