Discover how to shift your energy to attract more financial abundance in your private practice. In this episode, Dr Brooklyn Storm shares powerful insights on cultivating a receiving mindset that magnetises clients and money to your therapy business.

Learn why blessing your money matters, how to navigate the seasons of wealth in private practice, and the critical difference between "I only had one client" versus celebrating every booking. Brooklyn reveals how your energy around money directly impacts your client attraction and practice growth.

This episode covers the feminine energy of receiving, taking aligned action during quiet periods, and why embodiment—not just mindset—creates real results. You'll learn to identify what's blocking your abundance, avoid the "shelf help" trap, and understand why implementation matters more than courses.

Perfect for women counsellors, psychologists, social workers, and play therapists who want to build profitable private practices without hustling or undercharging. Whether you're experiencing abundance or scarcity, this episode offers practical guidance on working with both seasons effectively.

Transform your relationship with money and discover how taking the right actions can shift your practice from struggle to success.

00:41 - Exciting New Project Announcement

01:32 - Morning Oracle Card Ritual

02:41 - The Wealthy Woman Oracle Deck

04:27 - Understanding Seasons of Wealth

06:03 - The Power of Blessing Your Money

08:08 - Shifting from "Only One Client" Energy

10:25 - Lessons in Scarcity Seasons

12:28 - Embodiment and Action Required

14:43 - Divine Feminine Receiving Energy

16:00 - Taking Accountability for Results

17:41 - The Surrender to Receive Card

20:05 - The Shelf Help Trap

22:43 - Action Brings Clarity

25:14 - Testing and Tracking Results

27:46 - Action Leads to Success

29:12 - Closing and Gratitude

Support & Resources for Private Practice

Mini FAQs 

Q: How can I attract more clients to my private practice? A: Shift your energy from scarcity ("I only had one client") to gratitude ("I had a wonderful client yesterday and they rebooked"). Your energy around money and clients directly affects what you attract. Take aligned action, track what works, and embody the version of yourself who already has the practice you want.

Q: What should I do during quiet periods in my therapy practice? A: Use quiet periods for strategic masculine energy—analyse what's working, check your data, refine your marketing, and ask yourself what the version of you with a full practice would do differently. Take one small action to bring clarity rather than staying stuck in overwhelm.

Q: Why am I not getting results despite taking courses and reading books? A: This is called "shelf help"—buying resources without implementation. Results come from taking aligned action and actually implementing what you learn. Focus on mastering one thing before adding more to your plate. Action brings clarity and compounds over time.

Q: How do I stop undercharging as a therapist? A: Work on embodiment—become the version of yourself who charges appropriately by taking actions that person would take. Allow yourself to receive payment, enforce cancellation policies, and increase fees when appropriate. Shift from victim mentality to taking accountability for your practice results.

Q: What's the difference between embodiment and positive thinking? A: Embodiment requires both mindset shifts AND aligned action. You don't have to believe you're abundant, but you do need to take actions the abundant version of you would take. Nothing changes without embodiment plus action—both are essential.

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