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The Money Sessions

Tiffany McLain
Private Practice
Therapy
Therapists
Mental Health
Therapist Fees
Therapy Fees
Psychotherapy
Money Management
Trauma
Financial Transformation
Course Dropout Syndrome
Therapy Practice Sustainability
Business Ownership
Therapy Hustle Culture
Client Relationships
Therapist Community
Financial Freedom
Coaching
Lean In Make Bank Academy
Therapy Practices

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 this episode, we’re speaking with Natasha Deen—a DC-area therapist specialized in working wi... more

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Recent Guests

Natasha Deen
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), specializing in BIPOC and trauma work including faith-based care.
Golden Hour Counseling
Episode: This Can’t Be My Life: Natasha Deen on Raising Her Fee & Reclaiming Her Future.
Maggie Evans
A therapist who discussed the correlation between self-investment and her clinical practice.
Episode: Clinically Bored? Why Raising Your Fees Might Save Your Practice.
Dylan Spradlin
A premium fee private pay play therapist certified in NARM, serving kids and families
Family Insights Therapy
Episode: I’d Never Made More Than $3K a Month: Dylan Spradlin on Breaking the Group Practice Mold & Charging $200 as a Play Therapist.
Olethea Pimenta
Therapist who transitioned her business to charge high fees and focuses on supporting women entrepreneurs.
Episode: From $130 to $385 Cash Pay: How Olethea Turned Her Business into Her Rich Auntie.
Jessica Malmberg
Therapist specializing in grief work with individuals and families.
Episode: Charging Premium Fees When You’ve Survived the Unthinkable: Jessica Malmberg’s $220 Leap.
Julianna Vermeys
An integrated somatic therapist based in Portland who focuses on the embodiment of therapy and the impact of intergenerational trauma.
Episode: From $55 Shame to $225 Sovereignty: Julianna on Leaving Martyrdom Behind.
Dr. Shauna Pollard
Psychologist and advocate for ADHD awareness
Private Practice
Episode: Building a Business That Works For YOU with Dr. Shauna Pollard.
Jenn Fredette
Therapist in private practice and creator of Attunement Distilled, a marketing program for therapists.
Attunement Distilled
Episode: Is a Premium Fee Private Practice Still Possible in 2025? A Conversation with Jenn.
Beth Klein
Founder of Firefly Counseling, specializes in working with high-achieving women
Firefly Counseling
Episode: Breaking Free From Insurance Panel Burnout: Beth’s Story.

Host

Tiffany MacLean
Host and founder with a passion for empowering therapists to charge what they’re worth and achieve financial independence.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 135 ratings
  • Love this show

    God I love this show. Tiffany somehow knows EXACTLY where I’m at as a therapist and really speaks to my pain points and makes it clear where I need to make changes to grow. THANK YOU TIFFANY!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ssseann
    United States7 months ago
  • Sooo helpful!

    I closely relate to the stories of these therapists, and it’s helping me work through my own financial anxiety! I hadn’t looked at leaving insurance for so long because I felt obligated to be there for my clients (even through my own burnout), but now I feel much more empowered to make some of these hard decisions around raising my fees! Thank you, Tiffany and everyone at LIMB!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    daniellepinals
    United Statesa year ago
  • Mandatory Curriculum for Peer Counselors & Therapists

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jessicascalzo
    United States3 years ago
  • Dose of encouragement

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Big_poss
    United States4 years ago
  • Get real, please

    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.

    We, those who are on the side of facing the possibility of not having enough clients or other risks, those seem like *mountains*. Can you and your guests take us through that process? Surely all of you ex... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    gfrtccdyh
    United States4 years ago

Listeners Say

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Positive feedback highlights the engaging and supportive community the podcast fosters among its listeners.
The conversations provide valuable insights into overcoming burnout and fostering personal worth in professional practices.
Listeners feel empowered and inspired to pursue private pay practices after relating to the struggles shared in episodes.
Some reviews mention concerns over audio quality and call for more realistic discussions regarding challenges therapists face.

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#237
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This Can’t Be My Life: Natasha Deen on Raising Her Fee & Reclaiming Her Future.
Q: How have things changed from August 2024 to now May 2025?
I now have more emotional space, time, and I'm seeing significantly less clients, focusing on quality work and brain spotting intensives.
This Can’t Be My Life: Natasha Deen on Raising Her Fee & Reclaiming Her Future.
Q: What were some of the things you dreamed of that felt so out of reach?
Living on my own without needing roommates or family to afford it, contributing to retirement, and saving enough to afford a house.
Stability or Survival? The Lie That’s Costing You Everything.
Q: How did you feel when you saw the difference between what you were charging and what you needed to be charging?
Vicky expressed her emotions of rage, feeling cheated due to the stark difference in what she earned compared to her actual financial needs despite her hard work and certifications.
I’d Never Made More Than $3K a Month: Dylan Spradlin on Breaking the Group Practice Mold & Charging $200 as a Play Therapist.
Q: What would you say to a therapist wanting to take the leap but feeling terrified?
I would say to list out the struggles you're experiencing in your current practice and see what the real cost of those struggles is. Consider if the struggle to go cash pay might be worth it in the long run.
Been Out of the Game? Why That Doesn’t Disqualify You From Charging Premium Fees
Q: How do I start asking for that kind of money when all I've been known to work with are folks who have lower SES, Medicaid dependent situations?
This is often a messaging issue, and improving your marketing strategy can help you attract more clients willing to pay premium fees.

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Conversations center around the personal and professional journeys of therapists transitioning to private pay practices and increasing their fees. Common themes include overcoming burnout, setting boundaries, and embracing self-worth to foster fulfilling and sustainable practices. The podcast features inspiring stories from various therapists who have navigated challenges related to financial stability, personal identity, and professional success. Listeners can expect pragmatic insights and valuable advice on escaping the constraints of insurance-based practices while nurturing their passion for therapy.

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1. Natasha Deen
2. Maggie Evans
3. Dylan Spradlin
4. Olethea Pimenta
5. Jessica Malmberg
6. Julianna Vermeys
7. Dr. Shauna Pollard
8. Jenn Fredette

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