Nail these four pillars, and you’ll have a practice that not only thrives but also serves as a testament to your leadership. Neglect any one of them, and you’re setting yourself up for frustration or burnout.

Navigating student loan repayment as a therapist can be complex, but understanding these options can help you make informed decisions that align with your career goals and financial needs.

We’re halfway through the year and in reviewing my Q2 and 2H notes, I noticed I answered the following questions 430% more than any other questions.

Let’s clear the air. Here’s the truth: there is no perfect scenario. Every role, every structure, every position in your career comes with its own set of trade-offs. That’s just how it is, and the sooner we accept that the better we can navigate our choices.

As a therapist, your focus is on helping others find balance and peace in their lives. But who’s helping you keep your financial house in order?

By staying on top of your insurance and liability needs, you can keep your practice protected and your mind at ease. So go ahead, keep doing the amazing work you do, knowing you’ve got the financial side locked down.