I started my own private practice this year and these videos are SO helpful! Love how you take the math of it all and break it down to make it more accessible to those of us still learning the numbers and business side of things. Appreciate you!
Thank you I’m currently getting my bachelors degree in photography and digital arts but I’m planning on getting my masters degree in mental health therapy as a therapist because I also love it. And photography doesn’t make as much as it did a long time ago.
Thank you for your thoughts. I am more interested in understanding how to put a value on what I’m doing. I know that I can figure things out in terms of how much money I would like to make but my real question is what is fair, just, right. I could charge $175 an hour or $275 or $1000 but why am I doing that? Of course I would like to make lots of money. But what I’d really like to know is how to determine the fees based on something that transcends how much money I’d like to make.
Thanks. Very insightful! From a business standpoint, what do you think of the idea of using a sliding scale, and if so how is the best way to go about setting it?
I ask them what they're able to pay and I start with a moderate amount, because they usually don't say anything. I ask about income sources, and it gets worked out. They sign a form for the chart and I do as well and it gets filed in the chart. They often come back for the next session and tell me they thought about it and they can pay $10.00 or $15.00 more than we had decided upon... Best, ~Dr. J.
Not sure if u r still doing this: what if we don’t need the money and this is pure passion and what if we want clients because we have just started and nobody knows who we r and all we care about is getting 20 clients for our pre licensure?
Even if you don't need the money, you're still providing a service that has a value on it. So, you should get what it's worth. Maybe go online and see what others are charging in your area and use that as a starting point...
I guess not. So I have a question for u: what if we r in a very privileged situation where we have a lot of money and we r in private practice just out of passion and to really help people? And we r in the beginning of our career and all we want is to get 20 clients per week and make our 1500 hours? Should we still keep our price up and why? Or is it totally ok to charge 75 per hour? I’m actually very curious if u have encounter this case?
I've been a licensed clinical psychologist for 28 years. You sound like a money hungry therapist not a Healer. Store CC info. so you can rob them, they'll LOVE That! What would make me or any other provider worth $150.00 an hour? I don't have the answer to the Meaning of Life. ... Your Patients Aren't Going To Like You, And They'll (likely & rightly) Leave You!!! I Know! ~Dr. J.
Wow, Doc! Sounds like YOU may need a therapist. Your response has an unnecessarily aggressive tone. I'm detecting some displaced anger...You really need to process that!
Dude, so glad to see someone pushing for legitimizing therapists as worthwhile Healthcare providers and as valuable as the rest!
thanks dude :)
I started my own private practice this year and these videos are SO helpful! Love how you take the math of it all and break it down to make it more accessible to those of us still learning the numbers and business side of things. Appreciate you!
Thank you for the formula!! And your time making the video!
Very helpful. I am a new subscriber! Great content, I have watched a few videos so far. Much appreciated info. Keep em coming
So glad you liked the video! More coming very soon :)
Thank you I’m currently getting my bachelors degree in photography and digital arts but I’m planning on getting my masters degree in mental health therapy as a therapist because I also love it. And photography doesn’t make as much as it did a long time ago.
So glad the video was helpful, Zaire! Good luck with school, let me know how it's going!
I wasn't too far off of my current price, but it confirmed for me that going up in price will be helpful for me moving forward
You didn't add in overhead cost into your calculations.
Thank you for your thoughts. I am more interested in understanding how to put a value on what I’m doing. I know that I can figure things out in terms of how much money I would like to make but my real question is what is fair, just, right. I could charge $175 an hour or $275 or $1000 but why am I doing that? Of course I would like to make lots of money. But what I’d really like to know is how to determine the fees based on something that transcends how much money I’d like to make.
How do you do with insurance through? They more likely will not pay 135 a session
Thank you!
You're so welcome Jaamine!
Very interesting video. Are you then rounding the figure to the nearest dollar, or are you charging those pennies?
Rounding to the most natural amount (e.g., $200, 250, etc.) although I know some therapists who charge the pennies!
How much should cancellation fee be set at?
full fee, 48 hour policy
Thanks. Very insightful!
From a business standpoint, what do you think of the idea of using a sliding scale, and if so how is the best way to go about setting it?
I ask them what they're able to pay and I start with a moderate amount, because they usually don't say anything. I ask about income sources, and it gets worked out. They sign a form for the chart and I do as well and it gets filed in the chart. They often come back for the next session and tell me they thought about it and they can pay $10.00 or $15.00 more than we had decided upon... Best, ~Dr. J.
Did my message make it through?
Does this apply to clinical Mental Health Counselor
Yes if you have a license.
"Profits First" Really? ALWAYS Patient's FIRST, ALWAYS. Remember That. ~Dr. J.
Love the numbers!! Solid. Thx!!
Thanks man :)
Agreed 👍
so glad :)
Not sure if u r still doing this: what if we don’t need the money and this is pure passion and what if we want clients because we have just started and nobody knows who we r and all we care about is getting 20 clients for our pre licensure?
Even if you don't need the money, you're still providing a service that has a value on it. So, you should get what it's worth. Maybe go online and see what others are charging in your area and use that as a starting point...
I guess not. So I have a question for u: what if we r in a very privileged situation where we have a lot of money and we r in private practice just out of passion and to really help people? And we r in the beginning of our career and all we want is to get 20 clients per week and make our 1500 hours? Should we still keep our price up and why? Or is it totally ok to charge 75 per hour? I’m actually very curious if u have encounter this case?
the client still needs to have some skin in the game, so charge enough
@@privatepracticeworkshop5045 i agree, from experience they will be more motivated if they have skin in the game.
Define emergency?!
turn the music offfffff please
nooooooooooo :)
@@privatepracticeworkshop5045 I had to stop watching - that annoying techno noise at the same level of your speaking volume was too much...
It's so loud 😢😢😢😢
music noise is way too loud
I've been a licensed clinical psychologist for 28 years. You sound like a money hungry therapist not a Healer. Store CC info. so you can rob them, they'll LOVE That! What would make me or any other provider worth $150.00 an hour? I don't have the answer to the Meaning of Life.
... Your Patients Aren't Going To Like You, And They'll (likely & rightly) Leave You!!! I Know! ~Dr. J.
Thanks for the name-calling, Doc! Either way, your comments boost my videos on RUclips :)
Wow, Doc! Sounds like YOU may need a therapist. Your response has an unnecessarily aggressive tone. I'm detecting some displaced anger...You really need to process that!
Please...
Sounds like you need better boundaries with your patients, doc.