What does freedom really look like when you’re self-employed?

In this episode, I’m joined by our incredible course coach Diane Webber, who is a financial therapist, private practice owner, and part of the Money Skills team.

Together, we explore the highs and lows of self-employment and reflect on what it takes to build a business that actually supports your life.

What does it really mean to be free in your business, and in your life?

In this episode, I talk with Jelisha Gatling, therapist and business coach, about the bold and brave steps she took to create the life she truly wanted. From leaving a group practice and starting over in private practice to moving abroad and unlearning the hustle culture she grew up in, Jelisha shares how she has found clarity in what freedom actually meant for her, and how she built a business to support it.

What does it really mean to play your own financial game?

In today’s episode, I’m joined by James Alexander, a certified financial planner who brings both heart and math to the world of money. James and I explore the importance of defining your personal version of financial success, and we discuss why comparing yourself to others can pull you away from what actually matters to you.

How do we protect the future of our profession in a rapidly evolving mental health landscape? In today’s episode, I sit down with Matt Cohen, founder of PlaySpace Health, who brings a unique perspective from the world of business and innovation into the therapy room.

Are you caught in the loop of thinking you need to learn just a little more before you take action — or feeling totally stuck when it comes to choosing the right tools for your practice? In this full-length Feelings and Finances episode, I’m answering two powerful questions from therapists working through real-life challenges.

Are you building a group practice but feeling stuck in the weeds of day-to-day operations? In this episode, I sit down with returning guest Nicole McCance to walk through her five-step framework for scaling a group practice—from solo practitioner to a thriving business that runs without you.

What does it really take to talk about money with your partner—without shutting down, spiraling, or avoiding the conversation altogether? I’m sitting down with Ed Coambs, a financial therapist and former firefighter who brings a unique blend of skills to the world of financial planning and couples therapy. We dive deep into the concept of financial intimacy—what it is, why it’s so hard to cultivate, and how your upbringing, attachment style, and even sibling roles can shape your relationship with money and the people you love.

How can you protect your practice in a mental health tech landscape that doesn’t always have your best interests at heart? In this episode, I’m joined by Megan Cornish, a social worker turned writer, for a powerful conversation about the realities therapists face when working with large mental health platforms.

Are you drowning in admin tasks and unsure how to get the help you need?
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Jessica Beagan, a virtual assistant who specializes in supporting therapists. Jess brings her perspective from the other side of the VA relationship to help us understand what support can look like, how to delegate effectively, and how to build trust with a VA even if you’ve never delegated before.

Have you ever wondered if there’s a way to use your money to make real, tangible change in the world? In this episode, I sit down with angel investor and author Marcia Dawood to explore the risks and rewards of angel investing. We look at what it is and how it’s becoming more accessible to everyday people like you and me.

Are you ready to take control of your finances and build a business that works for you? In today’s episode, I’m thrilled to have Mike Michalowicz, creator of Profit First, joining me on the podcast. We dive deep into the key misconceptions about Profit First, especially in the therapy space, and we explore how understanding profit differently can make a huge impact on your business and well-being.

Are you unsure how to balance insurance with private pay in your private practice? In today’s Feelings and Finances episode, Linzy answers a question from Katie, who is exploring how to make insurance work for her while avoiding overworking herself in private practice. Katie is seeking clarity on whether it’s possible to take insurance and still build a financially sustainable practice without overloading her schedule.