Are you a therapist struggling with the guilt of upholding your cancellation policy? It's time to break free from the chains of guilt and start earning more money with confidence! In today's podcast episode, I dive deep into the world of cancellation policies and explore how you can uphold your cancellation policy without feeling weighed down by guilt.

Join me as I share my personal journey of overcoming guilt and building a thriving private practice. Learn powerful mindset shifts that will transform how you view your work as a therapist, and why taking your profession seriously is essential for your success and well-being. Discover practical tips to create a crystal-clear cancellation policy that promotes trust, consistency, and stability for your business and your clients. Find out how to navigate the delicate balance between serving your clients' needs and honoring your own boundaries. Tune in now to empower yourself with the tools and insights you need to uphold your cancellation policy confidently!

Topics covered in this episode:

• Shifting your mindset so you take your therapy practice seriously as a profession.
• The personal experiences that helped me overcome guilt and pursue my goals.
• Are you limiting yourself by setting small goals in your practice?
• How to deal with guilt when enforcing your cancellation policy.
• What are the benefits of having a clear and consistent cancellation policy?
• Additional resources for designing your cancellation policy.

Connect with Felicia:

• Instagram: @the_bad_therapist
• Website: www.thebadtherapist.coach
• Work with me 1:1: https://www.thebadtherapist.coach/private-coaching
• Membership: Liberated Business
• Facebook group: Healing Money

Resources from this episode:

• Sample Cancellation Policy Template for Therapists That Prevents No Shows

Related episodes:

•  Episode 1: My Journey of Becoming The ‘Bad Therapist'

Quote:

“If you ever have to choose between guilt and resentment, I always choose guilt. Never put a person in a position where you will resent them, especially if they are your clients.” - Felicia