Part 3 of 3 Millennial Financial Wellness Series: Lifestyle creep is something that happens when people start earning more money. As they earn more, they spend more, which can make it difficult to set and achieve financial goals. Read on for 4 ways to avoid lifestyle inflation.

Considering taking the leap into private practice? In this blog post, I’ll share some of the things you need in place, questions to consider before renting an office, if online therapy is for you, which EMR to use, and of course, how much all of this will cost.

This month on Mind Money Balance, we covered tax deductions, transforming your relationship with money, creating a schedule that aligns with your energy needs and more! Catch the roundup here!

Tax season got you sweating? In this guest blog post, Sarita Gulati the content and partnerships lead at Heard, a bookkeeping and tax platform for therapists, shares a comprehensive list of common tax deductions for therapists you might have overlooked.

Private practice therapist trying to figure out how many clients should be on your caseload? In this post, I'll cover why the average caseload doesn't easily translate to private practice, and how to find a sustainable caseload for your therapy practice.

Having a healthy relationship with money is a cornerstone of implementing financial habits that stick. Learn the five steps to transform your relationship with money in this blog post.

Learn what money shame is, how money shame is different from guilt, what makes money shame worse, and tips to cope with money shame.

Feeling hopeless? You aren’t alone. This guide covers what to do in three domains: politics & community, financial wellness, and self-care.

Part 2 of the Millennial Financial Wellness Series: Spending, saving, and investing are important hallmarks of having a healthy relationship with money. But too many people forget the importance of making sure these money moves are in alignment with their values.