Alexa S. Elkington

Financial Savvy for Therapists (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

For many therapists money matters are uncomfortably confusing. Burdened with questions about how to set fees, track income and outgo, handle billings, insurance and much more, therapists throw up their hands and ignore the business part of their practice. Financial Savvy for Therapists: How to Manage Your Money to Build Your Business addresses this reluctance. The author explains in a clear, easy-to understand manner how to handle virtually all money-related activities. She explores with readers how their personal money attitudes and beliefs might throw up roadblocks for them as they attempt to move forward on the road to business success. The author then addresses issues of specific concern to therapists, including how to set fees and how to ask for payment, as well as when and how to raise fees. From all of this readers will learn how becoming financially savvy will open the door to creating a more successful business.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alexa S. Elkington
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. August 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780997262025
• Artikelnr.: 45663588

Autorenporträt

Writing a book to help therapists handle the business and money side of their practice was a natural next step for author Alexa Elkington. Before she entered graduate school to become a psychotherapist, she worked as an accountant specializing in taxes. After establishing her own private therapy practice in Las Vegas, Alexa began to see that many of her fellow therapists had little understanding of basic business principles that would help them grow their practice. Clearly they needed to have access to a reader friendly and practical financial education. And so she wrote this book.

Alexa says her goal is to guide therapists into achieving the level of income that both supports and empowers them in the valuable work they do. She describes herself as a "life-time learner" and could add to that "teacher." This is a strong indicator that readers can expect more Savvy Money Books in the future to show other self-employed professionals how to be savvy money managers of their business.