SSP | Ask The Expert: Money as a Therapeutic Issue: How Your Personal Relationship With Money Could Be Hurting Your Clinical Work (and how to fix it!) with Guest Wendy Pitts Reeves
About the event
Money as a Therapeutic Issue: How Your Personal Relationship With Money Could Be Hurting Your Clinical Work (and how to fix it!)
We’ll talk about the intense discomfort with money that so many therapists have, and how that gets in the way of their clinical practice. Everything from their pricing structure, to payment systems, to how and when they address finances in the consulting room, can become a hidden roadblock not only to the success of their practice, but to the therapeutic relationship itself. That means something we think effects only us, actually impacts our clients’ progress as well. We’ll explore some of the more common ways this shows up in private practice, and talk about how to fix it when it does.
About Wendy Pitts Reeves
Wendy Pitts Reeves is a therapist-turned-entrepreneur, consultant, and founder of C2C Consulting who helps practice owners build businesses that are both profitable and purposeful. With more than 25 years of clinical and business experience, she’s known for helping therapists uncover the mindset blocks, fears, and habits that may be holding them back from greater success.
As the host of the Ideal Practice™ Podcast, Wendy combines practical strategy, real-world experience, and heartfelt encouragement to help clinicians create practices with more ease, impact, and income—without burnout. Whether you’re growing a solo practice or leading a team, Wendy brings actionable insights and a refreshing perspective that will leave you inspired and equipped to take your next step forward.
Who can attend
This event is open to all members of The Practice Academy.
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