Deep, thoughtful, raw conversations with real therapists who are in the midst of leaning into raising fees and making bank – all while working with the clients they are passionate about serving.
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In 2021, Dulce had 299 fewer client sessions than the year before, WHILE MAKING THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY. more
http://www.heytiffany.com/feeweek In our last FEE WEEK, we had over 800 therapists enroll in FEE WEEK and the results were phenomenal. more
Are you on track to make 6-figures in your practice while having fewer than 20 sessions per week? If yes. Then you are probably one of our Lean In. MAKE BANK. Academy students. HIGH FIVE. If no, then I’m inviting you to join us in FEE WEEK. Go to ww... more
It always joyful and inspiring to listen to each episode of the money sessions. There is a story that everyone can relate to because providers from all walks of life are generously sharing their path to charging premium fees and taking care of themselves all while breaking generational patterns to do so. Tiffany does not hold back and challenges each participant with thought provoking questions that get straight to the heart of the matter. You get to see money work live in action! This is high v... more
I LOVE this podcast. I love Tiffany’s passion about supporting therapists to go self-pay, charging premium fees, and having the practice you want. She clearly has a well developed approach, and a wonderful communicator. I have been going private pay for way too long, and finally did it. But I keep listening to every new podcast, because I find another dose of encouragement, reassurance, and clarity on my journey. I already work with a practice consultant (when I realized I couldn’t do it on... more
Every one of your guests seems to say that the transition to private practice or to private pay (& off insurance) is super easy. Yes, there are tough moments but now they think they were just little bumps in the road. Okay, great, that’s great that you feel it now, but that’s NOT where we are. more
I really appreciate the discussions and I enjoy hearing about people’s experiences. However, the audio is terrible. When Tiffany talks there always seems to be an echo and it’s really jarring. The interviewee’s audio varies, but it also isn’t that great. Might be helpful to invest in a really nice microphone or something.
Interview with “Sam” was interesting- I liked that Tiffany asked about the difficulties and challenges and not just about how great it is after... BUT... the interview was titled as giving a step by step guide to getting off insurance panels- it didn’t really do that.
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