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Money Skills For Therapists

Linzy Bonham
Private Practice
Therapists
Financial Management
Mental Health
Therapy
Entrepreneurship
Money Management
Money Shame
Financial Planning
Financial Therapy
Profit First
Financial Literacy
Money Mindset
Insurance
Debt Management
Self-Care
Work-Life Balance
Group Practice
Burnout
Financial Clarity

Money can be stressful and confusing for therapists and health practitioners in private practice - dealing with all of our feelings and stories about it, understanding how to actually manage our business finances, and making money work for us in our lives can feel so daunting that many therapists just avoid dealing with money altogether. Join Linzy Bonham, therapist and creator of Money Skills for... more

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Many of us become therapists because we care deeply about people, not because we want to spend our days looking at business data. So, it makes sense if tracking metrics feels a little cold, overly analytical, or disconnected from the human side of th... more

There’s a particular kind of stress that comes with spending a large amount of money on your practice while not fully knowing if it’s paying off yet.

In today’s coaching session, I’m joined by Dana Corr—a graduate of the Money Skills for Group Pra... more

Debt carries a huge emotional weight for many therapists. It’s easy to look at student loans, credit cards, or even a mortgage and interpret them as evidence that you’ve done something wrong or fallen behind financially.

Explore the idea with me tha... more

There’s a point in private practice where the question shifts from “How do I fill my caseload?” to “How do I keep this sustainable?”

In this conversation, I’m joined by Kayla Das—a social worker, business coach, and host of the Designer Practice po... more

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Recent Guests

Tory Krone
Group practice owner, creator of PracticeVital
PracticeVital
Episode: 211: Key Numbers Every Therapist Needs to Track for Client Retention and Business Growth
Dana Corr
Graduate of the Money Skills for Group Practice Owners Program
Episode: 210: Practical Math for Therapists: Is Your Marketing Working?
Kayla Das
Social worker, business coach, host of the Designer Practice Podcast and the Clinical Supervisor's Coach Podcast
Designer Practice Podcast; Canadian Clinical Supervision Therapist Directory
Episode: 208: How Clinical Supervision Can Boost Your Practice’s Financial Stability
Amber Vernon
Psychologist specializing in police and public safety
Independent practitioner, police and public safety psychologist
Episode: 207: Letting Go of Control: Creating a Calmer Path to a Fulfilling Private Practice
Tiffany McLain
Biz bestie to Linzy; focuses on fees and helping folks own the cost of their lives
Episode: 204: Breaking the Martyr Cycle: Therapists, Money Shame, and Self-Care
Ed Coambs
Financial advisor and financial therapist, returning guest
Healthy Love and Money
Episode: 202: Shared Finances, Shared Growth: Tackling Financial Dynamics in Couples
Liane Wood
Owner of Build Your Private Practice
Build Your Private Practice
Episode: 201: Building a Sellable Therapy Practice: Money, Mindset, and Options
Stef Iverson
Co-owner of South Okanagan Counseling, focusing on business management and wellness services
South Okanagan Counseling
Episode: 199: Building Financial Buffers for Group Practice Owners (and Surviving the Summer Slump)
Lucinda Bibbs
Co-owner of South Okanagan Counseling, actively involved in service delivery and wellness initiatives
South Okanagan Counseling
Episode: 199: Building Financial Buffers for Group Practice Owners (and Surviving the Summer Slump)

Host

Linzy Bonham
Host of the show and money coach, focused on helping therapists and health practitioners manage the business side of private practice.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 131 ratings
  • Oh, your program didn’t include business course either?

    For all the talk about private practice, I haven’t heard of any graduate programs for therapists that included the needed education in running a business and managing the money side of said business. Linzy‘s MSFT offerings have helped me build a foundation that supports me personally and professionally…which benefits my clinical work as well. Linzy bridges the knowledge gap by combining her WEALTH of knowledge with humor, curiosity, and to-do list magic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    amberrva
    United States22 days ago
  • Great Podcast!!!

    I listen to Money Skills for Therapists regularly and find Linzy‘s recommendations/interviews/conversations incredibly helpful. The podcast distills a great deal of information into very user-friendly recommendations for therapists. I highly recommend the pod!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kris in DE
    United States5 months ago
  • For ALL types of therapists

    I’m a Speech Therapist, and this podcast is incredible! Every episode gives me at least one practical, actionable takeaway I can immediately use in my business. I’m so grateful I discovered it early in my entrepreneurship journey!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Celinaskrtich
    United States6 months ago
  • Great podcast!

    Linzy’s positive, competent and supportive style provides a framework to understand private practice finances and explore what holds you back from being as successful as you can be

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DrEmIvy
    United Statesa year ago
  • Practical and helpful

    Linzy’s podcast and courses have been a game changer for me and I’m so glad for the work she is doing in this space. Therapists have such a unique relationship with money and finances. I felt like no one ever understood this. But Linzy really does.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BLTR29
    Canadaa year ago

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Guests bring deep expertise and relatable, real-world examples for private practice finances.
The host delivers practical, actionable money guidance with warmth and empathy for therapists.
Listeners appreciate concrete scripts, tools, and mindset work that reduce money shame.

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207: Letting Go of Control: Creating a Calmer Path to a Fulfilling Private Practice
Q: What kinds of alternative services and certifications is Amber exploring?
Amber shares pursuing board certification, therapy dog certifications, yoga for first responders, and broader evaluation work—creating multiple income streams that align with helping a broader community and reducing risk if one area shifts.
207: Letting Go of Control: Creating a Calmer Path to a Fulfilling Private Practice
Q: How can niching and a clear specialty impact opportunities when diversifying?
Linzy argues that embracing a clear niche increases the value of one's professional identity and helps clients find the right therapist, while Amber notes potential diversification that stays within the umbrella of police and public safety psychology to preserve relationships and credibility.
207: Letting Go of Control: Creating a Calmer Path to a Fulfilling Private Practice
Q: What is driving the squirrelly thoughts when considering big career moves?
The guest explains that fear of unpredictability, especially given industry shifts and hiring crises, triggers the fear of making the wrong choice and losing stability, which is then mitigated through breathing, reframing, and exploring multiple options.
207: Letting Go of Control: Creating a Calmer Path to a Fulfilling Private Practice
Q: What do the numbers say about stepping out on your own and replacing current income?
Amber explains the math is doable and outlines a capacity to replace take-home pay through a mix of private practice work and other services, while acknowledging the need for a buffer and gradual ramp-up rather than a full immediate shift.
201: Building a Sellable Therapy Practice: Money, Mindset, and Options
Q: What makes a practice attractive to buyers beyond current profitability?
Buyers look for potential, profitability, and whether the business can continue without the current owner, including sustainable systems and transferable marketing channels.

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A practical, practitioner-focused show that helps therapists and health professionals navigate the finances of private practice. Episodes mix solo money-mindset coaching with conversations from clinicians and practice owners who share actionable tips on pricing, revenue diversification, debt management, and building sellable structures. A notable strength is pairing rich emotional work with business strategy, making complex financial topics feel accessible and doable for therapists at any stage. Listeners can expect concrete scripts, frameworks, and real-world examples to apply immediately while staying mindful of ethics and client relationships.

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1. Tory Krone
2. Dana Corr
3. Kayla Das
4. Amber Vernon
5. Tiffany McLain
6. Ed Coambs
7. Liane Wood
8. Stef Iverson

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