
Welcome to Therapy for your Money, a podcast about all things money and finance for private practice owners! If you are ready to feel confident and in-control of your financial life, then you are in the right spot. Therapy for our Money is hosted by Julie Herres, the CEO and Founder of GreenOak Accounting. She and her firm specialize in working with private practice owners across the United States... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Taxes can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to figure it out alone! In this episode, I’m joined by two of GreenOak’s tax wizards, Morgan and Linda, for an honest, friendly conversation about the tax questions we hear most from practice owners. We... more
In this uplifting follow-up episode, Julie Herres welcomes Linzy Bonham from Money Skills for Therapists to talk about what practice owners can actually do when the economy feels uncertain, client demand is softening, and those waitlists have disappe... more
Things are changing in private practice—and if you’ve noticed your business feels a bit more challenging lately, you’re definitely not imagining it. In this episode, Julie is joined by Linzy Bonham to talk about what’s really going on behind the scen... more
Payroll is one of those topics every group practice owner knows is important… but let’s be real, it’s also where things can get really messy, really fast. In this episode, Julie is joined by Julia Henry, GreenOak Accounting Manager, to unpack the mos... more
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Julie offers a wealth of information in a clear and approachable manner.
I have listened to nearly every episode and look forward to new episodes every week! My go to business podcast as a therapist.
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Came for confidence and mindset angle but stayed for the practical advice. Highly recommend!
The podcast host Julie Harres is thoughtful and articulate interviewer. The questions that are asked are poignant and show an intimate understanding of what it takes to run a private practice.
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Focusing on financial literacy, this series empowers private practice owners by demystifying all aspects of finance and money management. Episodes cover essential topics such as insurance management, revenue cycles, relationship marketing, and the integration of technology in therapy practices. The host, an experienced accountant, engages with industry experts to share practical insights, anecdotes, and resources tailored to improve the financial well-being of therapists and mental health professionals. This podcast also monitors the evolving landscape of the therapy industry, addressing emerging challenges and providing strategies for sustainability and growth in private practice operations.
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Recent guests on Therapy For Your Money include:
1. Jeremy Zug
2. Jamie Schrier
3. Jackie Carter
4. Daniel Fava
5. Avivit Fisher
6. Karen Smith
7. Dr. Sophia Branstetter
8. Amity Cooper
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