The money side of your practice

Hi, I’m Jules. I’m a practice owner and Registered Counselling Therapist who has operated both ways: with and without direct billing. Almost ten years ago, I decided to start a private practice in Halifax, Canada because I wanted to counsel clients with approaches I was passionate…

How much should a no-show fee be? Dr. Magen Henry shares how to set it, what to say, and how to enforce it.

Learn how real practitioners recommend building sustainable revenue: set fees that work for you and explore offering packages and memberships, when ready.

Bringing someone onto your team is a significant step as a practice owner. It's also quite loaded. As Simone, owner of group practice The Cognitive Corner put it, "Money is a sensitive topic." Simone and Arisza Hillman, a licensed clinical social worker and practice coach, shed…

Most private practice owners put off deciding how to pay themselves, then take whatever’s left over. Here’s how to land on a number that works.

A clear guide to understanding credit card processing fees and payment methods for private practice.

Big legislative shifts make tax season more confusing. We partnered with Heard to break down the 2025 tax changes most likely to affect your practice.

Insurance vs. cash billing isn't the most fun topic. For US providers, it means complex rules, extra steps, and uncertain payment.

Taxes can be a lot, especially when you’re working out which expenses count for your practice. Many everyday costs may be tax-deductible.